ART CHALLENGE
DRAGON BALL ART CHALLENGE
～Balloon Art～
SHINO, a pioneer in the world of balloon art, will be recreating a Dragon Ball character out of balloons! Just how long did it take to complete?! Check out highlights from the creation process!
Balloon Artist SHINO
A Tokyo-based balloon twister and performer who creates stunning artwork out of balloons. He was the first Asian to win at the globally acclaimed Twist & Shout Balloon Convention held in the US.
A pioneer of the Japanese balloon art scene and founder of the Japanese convention, SHINO has appeared as a performer and had his work exhibited at various large-scale events with as many as 10,000 visitors. He has recently been focusing on performing in public balloon art shows for children.
which includes footage not shown in the original broadcast!
DRAGON BALL ART CHALLENGE
～Cube art～
The unique performer duo from Kyoto University, Juggler Synchronicity, will attempt to create a Battle Hour key visual using 3,000 Rubik's Cubes.
Juggler Synchronicity
The juggling skills of this Kyoto University-graduate performance duo have won them numerous victories in juggling festivals across Japan.
They will be using the six-sided, three-dimensional puzzle known as the Rubik's Cube to create a work of art in a never-before-seen, one-of-a-kind show!
This is a performance you won't see anywhere else!
which includes footage not shown in the original broadcast!
DRAGON BALL ARTS CHALLENGE
～Character Bento～
Learn how to make Dragon Ball-themed bento with the Character Bento maker, Riyu!
You can find everything you need in your own kitchen, so follow along with the video and give it a try!
See the Dragon Ball bento Riyu has made in the past here:
Dragon Ball Character Bento Box Festival!! Recreating Iconic Scenes with Japanese Ingredients! (Part 1)Dragon Ball Character Bento Box Festival!! Recreating Iconic Scenes with Japanese Ingredients! (Part 2)Riyu
A mother of three, Riyu is a creator of character bento featuring characters from various works.
She started making bento eight years ago when her oldest son started kindergarten.
Believing in the importance of dedication, she finds fun and excitement in bringing her imagination to life as character bento.
She will always treasure the words of her oldest daughter: "When I grow up, I want to make bento as amazing as my mom's!"
which includes footage not shown in the original broadcast!
