Sapporo City Kids' Hall Mini Kids' Hall Mascot Character NIJIRIN Sapporo City Kids' Hall & Mini Kids' H
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2 Kids' Hall Installation Status 3    What is a Kids' Hall & Mini Kids'Hall A Day in the Kids' Hall and Mini Kids' Hall 5    Child-rearing Salon    For Parents and Infants Free Visit   For all children 6 KIDS'CLUB For children whose parents are not at home FREE TIME For Junior high and high school students Introduction to Experiential Activities 7 Children's Management Committee We are the heroes and heroines! 8 Intergenerational Exchange & Cooperative Events Together with our local community 9 Experiential Volunteer Events Take the first step toward social contribution! Joint Events    Beyond the Borders of Kids' Hall 10  Club Activities   Let's Grow Together! Other Experiential Projects Maximizing the Uniqueness of the Hall
Kids' Hall Installation Status
Kids' Hall : 108  Mini Kids' Hall : 92 (Current as of April 1, 2021)
The Kids' Hall and Mini Kids' Hall is designed to promote healthy mental and physical development of children in the community, as well as provide safe places for children to play, as well as comprehensive support for child-rearing. Our basic policy stands on the foundation of "Working together with the community to create a center filled with the smiles of every child." We are managed and operated under the Sapporo Youth & women's Activity Association. Kids' Hall Eligibility Children ages 0 - 18 Hours 8:45 - 18:00 Mini Kids' Hall Eligibility Elementary school students in the same school district. Hours School days / after school - 6:00 PM Weekends / 8:45 - 6:00 PM Evening use hours for Jr. High and High School students (twice a week) Jr. High / until 7:00 PM High School/ until 9:00 PM *Jr. High and High School Evening use is available only at some facilities. After-school Kids' Club Eligibility Elementary school children in the same school district. Hours School days / After school - 4:45 PM (April - September) After school - 4:00 PM (October - March) Summer and Winter Vacation / [Mon - Fri] 10:00 - 3:00 PM Closed during spring break Closed Days : Sundays, National holidays, Substitute holidays, New Year's holiday (Dec. 29 - Jan 3) *Closed days for After-school Kids' Club includes the above, during spring break, and days when school is not in session, including Saturdays (open and closed hours subject to differ according to each facility).
KIDS' CLUB
Kids' Hall     Mini Kids' Hall 
The KIDS' CLUB service is provided for children whose parents work, and would be left alone at home after school. Hours After school hours (8:00 AM on days school is not in session) - 7:00 PM Closed Days Sundays, National holidays, Substitute holidays, New Year's holiday ( Dec. 29 - Jan 3) *Use of the service between 8:00 - 8:45 AM, and between 6:00 - 7:00 PM will incur a charge.
Child-rearing Salon   κα на
This service is designed to provide a space where infants, preschoolers, and their parents can enjoy communication and exchange with other parents with children. Hours Facilities offering once-a-week service/ 10:30 - 12:00 Facilities offering service three times a week/ 9:00 - 12:00 *Number of days service is offered, and the days it is offered will differ according to each facility.
FREE TIME   kias Hall
The facility offers a service twice a week, whe kids in  Jr. high and high school can come in the evening and use the facility. Hours 6:00 - 9:00 PM (Jr. high students must go home at 7:00 PM) *Implemented days will differ according to each facility. *Some facilities do not offer this service.
Occupancy Use  казна
The Kids' Hall is opened after hours to the public for various activities (usage charge). Hours 6:15 - 9:00 PM (Days and hours available will differ according to each facility.) *Implemented days will differ according to each facility. *Some facilities do not offer this service. 3[
M O R N I N G A F T E R N O O N
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Child-rearing Salon
For Infants and Parents While providing a safe place for young children to play, and parents to raise their children, the facility also offers a place for parents with infants to freely gather together and build relationships with other parents, and exchange information and communication with the local volunteers.
For All Children
This service is offered for children between ages 0 and 18. The service provides a venue for children of all ages to interact with different age groups, giving children an opportunity to participate in various events, games and experiences that are designed to aid in healthy development.
Mixed Age Playtime
Sports Room Play -Balls -Unicycles, jump ropes, hula hoops -Tag -Various sports Play Room Games -Tops, kendama(cup and ball), otedama (bean bags) -Board games, card games -Blocks, play house
Reading Promotion
-Volunteers and other children read stories -Books for checking-out (Kids' Hall only) -Maintenance of a reading environment Events and Experiential Activities -Children's Management Committee -Intergenerational Exchange, Cooperative Business -Experiential Volunteer Business -Joint Business -Club Activities -Other Experiential Business For children whose parents are not home The KIDS' CLUB service is provided for children whose parents work, and would be left alone at home after school. *Registration is required for use. The facility offers a service (twice a week), who kids in  Jr. high and high school can come in the evening and use the facility. *Not offered during long Jr. high school breaks Sports Activities -Basketball -Volleyball -Dancing Cultural Activities -Band and Music Activities -Cooking -Reading and Studying Other -Group Activities -Planning and Implementation of Various Events
We are the heroes and heroines! Children's Management Committee A Children's Management Committee is established at each Kids' Hall and Mini Kids' Hall, for the purpose of incorporating the opinions of children to create an environment that is fun and comfortable for the children who use the facility. The children who serve on the committee will contribute to make the rules for the Kids' Hall, plan and manage events, thus cultivating individual autonomy, and assertiveness. Together with our local community Intergenerational Exchange & Cooperative Business With cooperation from the community, we implement various business and projects that aim to revitalize towns where children are the central focus. Further, in order to incorporate the opinion of the community into our business projects, we have established a Community Contact Association at each Kids' Hall.
Take the first step toward social contribution!
Experiential Volunteer Evenets
We host activities related to volunteer experience with children to cultivate a sense of empathy, and the desire to help others. Children who participate in such activities will help up trash in neighborhood parks to help with the "Zero trash project," or visit care centers for the elderly and perform songs and dances, and interact with the residents by playing traditional games. Beyond the Borders of Kids' Hall
Joint Events
In order to raise awareness of the Kids' Hall activities and spread of friendship and relationships between children in the community, we implement joint events in cooperation with other Kids' Halls throughout the area. We hold unique activities that are large scale, such as nature experiential events, sports events, and festivals. Utilizing the Uniqueness of the Hall
Other Experiential Events
Each Kids' Hall strives to implement creative and innovative experiential activities that support the enrichment of the children's hearts and minds. (crafts, cooking, traditional games, readings, group play, sports events, and more.) Sapporo Kids' Hall Designated Manager Public Incorporated Foundation Sapporo Youth & women's Activity Association Miyanosawa 1 Jo 1 -chome 1-10, Nishi-ku, Sapporo 063-0051 TEL 011-671-4121 Representative http://www.g-kan.syaa.jp/ FAX.011-671-4104