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100 Children at an After-School Program in Uruma City Try Their Hand at Making Authentic Mexican-Style Tacos and Mochi, Experiencing Different Cultures and the Dedication of Long-Established Restaurants Through Cooking.

[Uruma] The Shiro no Mori After-School Club (Akena, Uruma City, Representative: Seiryo Zukeyama) held a food experience event at the club on the 5th and 6th. Over 100 children participated over the two days, experiencing different cultures and the dedication of a long-established mochi shop through cooking activities. On the 5th, 60 children challenged themselves to make authentic Mexican-style tacos, kneading the dough from scratch.
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[Uruma] The Shiro no Mori After-School Club (Akena, Uruma City, Representative: Seiryo Zukeyama) held a food experience event at the club on the 5th and 6th. Over 100 children participated over the two days, experiencing different cultures and the dedication of a long-established mochi shop through cooking activities. On the 5th, 60 children challenged themselves to make authentic Mexican-style tacos, kneading the dough from scratch.

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沖縄タイムス+プラス broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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