At "Gallery Mannaka" (Yoshino-cho, Hirosaki City) in Chuohirosaki Station, an art event "Pon!" Is currently being held by five high school girls.

This exhibition was exhibited by five high school girls in Hirosaki City, centered on Yui Arizuka, a second-year student at Aomori Prefectural Hirosaki Chuo High School. We gathered at the call of SNS, and all of us have never gathered to prevent infection with the new coronavirus. “We also prepared for the event and set up the work while receiving instructions remotely. Some people don't know each other because the schools are different,” says Arizuka.

Mr. Arizuka said that he had time to think about Hirosaki and what he could do as part of the class in May this year. "Five ideas were born, and this project was realized. In June, we recruited friends on SNS and gathered five people this time. Because of the new corona, we did not actively meet, SNS I prepared through. "

Initially scheduled for November 14, the event was postponed as the prefecture and city postponed or canceled the event due to the cluster that occurred in Hirosaki. Due to the postponement, the test period overlapped, and Mr. Arizuka decided to set up works other than himself.

In addition to the four exhibitors, there are three friends who cooperated in the management of information dissemination. Since it was during the test period, we cooperated remotely, but some people came to take a break from studying for the test on November 28, the first day of the event. Mr. Arizuka smiles, "I want you to come and take a break, not only for adults but also for high school students who are busy studying for tests."

Mr. Arizuka describes the charm of Hirosaki as "a wonderful city where various things and people are integrated and have many colors." "This event is not the end, but I want to realize four other projects that I thought about. I have prepared a message board in the venue, so I'd be happy if you could leave your impressions of the work and what you want us to do." Tomo.

The holding time is from 13:00 to 20:00. free entrance. Until November 29th.