Kids Summer Program in Tokyo: Mirai Kids Summer School
Science × SDGs × Inclusion for Preschoolers and Elementary School Children
Mirai Kids Summer School is a hands-on summer program for preschoolers and elementary school children in Kanamachi, Katsushika City, Tokyo.
Children can enjoy science experiments, SDGs activities, inclusion-based learning, movement, crafts, and playful global experiences in a friendly local community setting.
This program is designed for families in Tokyo who are looking for fun, meaningful, and inquiry-based summer activities for children.
Through familiar natural phenomena and topics connected to the world, children will explore, try, think, move, create, and express themselves through playful activities.
Some sessions may also give children ideas for their summer research projects.
Schedule
Each session will offer a different program, and children are welcome to join more than one session.
More details will be shared on this page once they are finalized.
| Session | Date | Time | Place | Theme | Age Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | Tuesday, July 21 | 10:00–11:30 | Kanamachi Plat | Science Lab① | Around age 5 to 12 |
| Session 2 | Monday, July 27 | 15:30–17:30 | Kanamachi Plat | Inclusive Goalball Challenge | Around age 4 to 10 |
| Session 3 | Tuesday, July 28 | 10:00–11:30 | Kanamachi Plat | Science Lab② | Around age 7 to 12 |
| Session 4 | Monday, August 17 | 13:00–15:00 | Kanamachi Plat | SDGs Global Lab① | Around age 4 to 8 |
| Session 5 | Wednesday, August 26 | 10:00–12:00 | Kanamachi Plat | SDGs Global Lab② | Around age 4 to 8 |
Children from preschool age to Grade 1 should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Siblings outside the target age range are also welcome.
Program Details
Sessions 1 : Waku Waku Science Lab①
Tuesday, July 21 10:00–11:30
Venue: Kanamachi Plat Criative Room
Fee: JPY 1000
Science Navigator: Izumi Ryuou
Katsushika Kagaku Asobi Project
A fun science experience where children can enjoy, try, and think!
The program is planned to be easy for younger children to understand, while also giving elementary school children ideas for their summer research projects.
Please note:Science Lab sessions will be held in Japanese only.
Session 2: Inclusive Goalball Challenge
- Date & Time: Monday, July 27th, 15:30 – 17:30
- Location: Kanamachi Plat, Shichokaku room Audiovisual Room )
- Fee: 500 yen
Facilitator: Angeli and Kaori
Experience the invisible world! Let’s feel the world!
Children will explore the ability to notice differences between themselves and others, and to imagine how others may feel.
This session features a child-friendly activity inspired by a Paralympic sport.
Through fun English-based activities, children will think together about:
What kind of society is comfortable for everyone?
This session is part of the “human rights learning” program under the Katsushika City Board of Education Group Learning Support grant.
Sessions 3: Waku Waku Science Lab②
Tuesday, July 28 10:00–11:30
Venue: Kanamachi Plat 3rd Meeting Room
Fee: JPY 1000
Science Navigator: Izumi Ryuou
Katsushika Kagaku Asobi Project
A fun science experience where children can enjoy, try, and think!
The program is planned to be easy for younger children to understand, while also giving elementary school children ideas for their summer research projects.
Please note:Science Lab sessions will be held in Japanese only.
Sessions 4 : SDGs Global Lab①
- Date & Time: Monday, August 17th, 13:00-15:00
- Location: Kanamachi Plat, Shichokaku room Audiovisual Room )
- Fee: 500 yen
Facilitator: Angeli and Kaori
Using nature, the world, and familiar everyday topics as themes, children will enjoy a hands-on program in English.
Through movement, thinking, and expression, the program will help children begin to see SDGs as something connected to their own lives.
The program is planned to be friendly and accessible for younger children.
The contents of Session 4 and Session 5 are different. You may sign-up both!
Sessions 5: SDGs Global Lab②
- Date & Time: Wednesday, August 26th, 10:00-12:00
- Location: Kanamachi Plat, 2nd meeting room
- Fee: 500 yen
Facilitator: Angeli and Kaori
Using nature, the world, and familiar everyday topics as themes, children will enjoy a hands-on program in English.
Through movement, thinking, and expression, the program will help children begin to see SDGs as something connected to their own lives.
The program is planned to be friendly and accessible for younger children.
The contents of SDGs① and SDGs② are different. You may sign-up both!
Recommended for Children Who Like:
- Science experiments, crafts, and hands-on learning
- Joining English-friendly kids activities with Japanese children
- Experiencing something new during summer vacation in Tokyo
- Getting ideas for a summer research project
- Learning about the world, nature, and SDGs
- Enjoying activities with preschoolers and elementary school children of different ages
- Taking part in a family-friendly local program in Kanamachi, Katsushika City
For Parents and Guardians
Mirai Kids Summer School is a kids summer program in Tokyo designed for preschoolers and elementary school children.
This program is not designed for children to simply memorize correct answers.
Instead, it is an inquiry-based program that values children’s ability to think, try, notice, and feel for themselves.
Through science experiments, SDGs activities for kids, English-friendly communication, and an inclusion workshop for children, we aim to nurture children’s curiosity, expression, and understanding of diversity—important skills for the future.
For families looking for summer activities for children in Tokyo, this preschool and elementary school summer program offers a friendly local learning experience in Kanamachi, Katsushika City.
Registration
Registration may close once the maximum number of participants has been reached.
If we receive a large number of applications, participants may be selected by lottery, or some applicants may be placed on a waiting list.
We will contact you later by email or LINE to confirm whether you can participate.