Head to the East End’s Young V&A, formerly the V&A Museum of Childhood, to see its permanent collection and its joyful inaugural exhibition, Japan: Myths to Manga, which looks at how landscape and folklore has inspired and shaped Japanese art, design and technology over the years. And, for those heading over today, there are two related workshops: an origami session for kids aged 8+, where artist Toshiko Kurata will help the family make dragons and other creatures, and a clay workshop for kids aged 4+, where visitors will be invited to design and make Yokai characters (Japanese supernatural beings) with air dry clay which can be taken home.
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