Welcome, Ladies and Gentlemen, to the Hilarious Hijinks of High School Culture!
So, gather ’round, my dear audience, as we dive deep into the illustrious world of the Koshikan High School Cultural Festival, or as I like to call it, the "30th Takashi Festival: The Saga of Student Shenanigans!" Yes, that’s right! If you thought your childhood playdates were chaotic, wait till you see what these agricultural high schoolers are cooking up! Literally!
Breaking News: Agricultural Genius at Work!
Last updated on November 12, 2024, this festival hosted at Saga Prefectural Takashikan High School is a testament to the cornucopia of creativity brewing in the minds of students. And who do we have in charge? None other than Vice Principal Kimura! A round of applause, please! The man’s got a grip on high school life tighter than my grip on a pint during pub quiz night!
When is this spectacle happening, you ask? Well, if you haven’t marked your calendars for November 15-16, 2020, you might just miss the only event where calligraphy performances meet produce sales. Seriously, folks, where else will you see a bunch of kids huddled around selling radishes while simultaneously gracing us with some stunning watercolor techniques? Multi-tasking at its finest!
The Schedule: A Comedy of Events
Let’s talk about the schedule for this cultural cornucopia! Starting with the good old-fashioned Calligraphy Club performance at 9:00 AM. Nothing starts a Friday morning quite like watching children draw letters more elegantly than I could ever dream of.
Oh wait, there’s more – the opening ceremony at 9:10 AM. Five cheers for punctuality! Here’s hoping the kids don’t take too long with their speeches; I mean, there’s only so much artistic flourish one can take before the coffee starts wearing off.
And then, right after, we get to the pièce de résistance – the Agriculture Club project announcement at 9:25 AM. Now, I don’t know about you, but I can’t wait to hear “We’ve spent all semester growing vegetables, and today we’ll remind you how to be self-sufficient while you guzzle down your store-bought tomatoes!” Couldn’t be prouder of our future farmers!
Then, prepare yourself for some entertainment competitions from 10:20 AM to noon. Will there be interpretive dancing about the life cycle of a carrot? Perhaps a dramatic retelling of “The Veggie Tales?” The possibilities are endless!
Open for Business: Come One, Come All!
Now, Saturday, November 16, 2020, is where the real fun begins as the doors open to the public! Bring your wallets because from 10:00-2:00 PM, the mock shops are selling produce like there’s no tomorrow. Freshly farmed, lovingly harvested, and let’s be honest, probably not the reason you came, but it might be the reason you leave with an armful of tomatoes and a confused look on your face.
And let’s not forget about “Interacting with dogs” slated for 11:00-12:00 PM. Because who doesn’t want a touchy-feely experience while trying to figure out if the tomato you just bought is ripe? What’s next, a petting zoo for emotional support?
And of course, if you drive there, fear not! They’ve got parking sorted for the clueless and the lost (myself included), just in case you forgot which way to steer your vehicle after a long morning of agricultural art appreciation.
Press Inquiry Pointers
Ah, and let’s not forget, my journalistic friends! If you want to cover this glorious event, remember to give Vice Principal Kimura a ring – and here’s hoping he’s got a better reception than my last attempt at ordering a taxi.
In Conclusion: A Farm-tastic Extravaganza
So folks, there you have it! The Koshikan High School Cultural Festival isn’t just about food or performances – it’s about building community, engaging with the arts, and a touch of cheeky student rivalry. Who says you have to hit the city for a great weekend? Grab your partners, your families, and let’s make some agricultural history together. Remember, the future is ripe for comedic gold!
Thank you! And don’t forget to tip your waiter… or taco vendor!
Last update date: November 12, 2024
The Koshikan High School Cultural Festival “Takashi Festival” will be held.
We are thrilled to announce that the 30th annual Takashi Festival, part of the Saga Prefectural Koshikan High School Cultural Festival tradition, is scheduled for this year. The event promises an exciting array of activities, including captivating project presentations and unique product sales organized by the school’s agricultural club, which reflects its agricultural education focus.
1 day
Friday, November 15, 2020 Gymnasium (Only parents and media can view)
Time (planned)
content
9:00-9:10
Calligraphy club performance
9:10am – 9:20am
opening ceremony
9:25:00 to 10:10
Agriculture club project announcement
10:20am – 12:00pm
Class performances/entertainment competitions
Saturday, November 16, 2020 Open to the public
Time (planned)
content
10:00-10:30
Kasuga Ukidate (participated from Kasuga no Sato Fureai Festival)
10:00 to 14:00
produce sales mock shop, alumni association/promotion association sales
*Ends as soon as sold out
Exhibition hall, tea party, student committee event
11:00-12:00
Interacting with dogs
2 Location: Saga Prefectural Koshikan High School (1698 Oaza Ninji, Yamato-cho, Saga City)
* Parking is available at the visitor parking lot on the 15th, and on the ground (accessible from the west side of the archery range) or the Yamato branch parking lot on the 16th.
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For those planning to come, free parking will be available on site, making it easier to explore all that this festival has to offer without the stress of finding a place to park your vehicle.
The Koshikan High School Cultural Festival is more than just an event; it is an opportunity to strengthen community ties, promote creative expression, and have an extraordinary time celebrating the talents of our students. From engaging performances to delicious, homegrown produce, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.
Contact Information
For further details or media inquiries, please reach out to Vice Principal Kimura at:
- Phone: 0952-62-1331
- Fax: 0952-51-2008
- Email: [email protected]
Mark your calendars, folks, and join us for a weekend filled with creativity, community, and a whole lot of fun at the Koshikan High School Cultural Festival!
Thank you for your attention, and we hope to see you there!