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Before summer vacation, it was decided that a stamp rally for children would be held in the shopping street in front of the station.
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A practical N4 story about collecting photos, checking last year’s poster, organizing event information, and improving a public poster so children and older visitors can follow it easily.
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Before summer vacation, it was decided that a stamp rally for children would be held in the shopping street in front of the station.
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Aya was asked to help make a poster to put on the bulletin board at the community center.
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The same event was held last year too, but apparently the guidance was sparse and hard to understand.
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So this year, they decided to show the store locations and how to participate on one sheet.
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Aya was told by the shopping street chairman that he wanted her to look at last year’s poster first.
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On the old poster, only the store names were lined up, and there was neither a map nor times.
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Aya thought that with this, families coming for the first time might end up getting lost on the way.
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That afternoon, while walking through the shopping street with Mika, she collected photos that looked usable.
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In front of the bakery, a red flag was standing there, and it could be seen well even from far away.
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At the greengrocer’s storefront, summer vegetables were lined up, giving a bright feeling.
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The two went around asking at each shop, “Is it okay if we use photos in the poster?”
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The people at every shop were kind and said, “Please make it a fun event by all means.”
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When they returned to the center, Aya wrote the title in the middle of a large sheet of paper.
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Under that, she put in the starting time, the reception place, and the way to receive the prizes in order.
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Mika said, “Not only text, but arrows and colors too would be better to use.”
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Aya thought so too, so she divided the colors by type of store so that even children could understand at a glance.
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However, because there was too much information they wanted to include, the lower right part of the paper became a little hard to read.
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So the two shortened the explanation and decided to put the detailed things together on another small sheet of paper.
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When they had the chairman look at the draft, they were praised with, “If it’s like this, even older people can walk with peace of mind.”
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But they also received the advice, “It would be better to write guidance for the case of rain too.”
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Aya immediately added that sentence next to the map at the entrance.
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At the end, everyone put the poster on the wall and checked how it looked from far away.
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Because it became a more eye-catching color than before, it looked like people passing by would stop and look.
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Aya understood that not only putting in everything you want to convey, but also arranging it so it is easy to see, is important.
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On the day of the event, she is looking forward to the children going around the shops energetically while looking at that poster.