Kawaragi-sensei showing one of the many different shapes the sudare can make
It’s time for some games!
Kawaragi-sensei showing one of the many different shapes the sudare can make
Mr. Kawaragi teaching a student at Georgetown Central School the traditional Japanese toy, sudare
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
Mr. Kawaragi teaching a student at Greely Middle School the traditional Japanese toy, sudare.
Principal Matthew Carlson gaining support from his students in preparation for his sumo match-ups!
The victor!
Photo provided by David Clough
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
Mr. Kawaragi teaching a student at Georgetown Central School the traditional Japanese toy, sudare
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
ありがとうございます！
A Marcia Buker student attempts the sudare performance!
Mr. Kawaragi allows the students to try on his Tiger costume!
Mr. Kawaragi allows the students to try on his Tiger costume!
Mr. Kawaragi allows the students to try on his Tiger costume!
ありがとうございます！
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
Sumo!
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
The students at Georgetown Central School are eager with anticipation!
Students at Dresden Elementary School are really enjoying the Tiger!
A Hall-Dale student is being taught how to make a fishing pole from the sudare!
A promising match-up…
Mr. Herrick and Mr. Kawaragi during one of their performances this year
The students at Georgetown Central School are performing the Tiger Dance!
Kawaragi-sensei showing one of the many different shapes the sudare can make
Consul General Muto and Mrs. Muto from the Consulate of Japan In Boston. Picture taken at Yosaku Japanese Restaurant on May 10, 2013 by Naoto Kobayashi
West Bath School students play a Japanese game. Don’t fall!
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
Mr. Kawaragi’s Tiger Dance Performance
