Hachiko and other Lessons of Loyalty

Celebrating March’s National Cherry Blossom Festival which commemorates the gift of Japanese cherry trees from Tokyo to Washington D.C. as a symbol of friendship, this workshop focuses on another Japanese symbol, the dog Hachiko. This 2-hour workshop will center around Hachiko’s story, his embodiment of loyalty, trustworthiness and friendship, and other similar stories.

Loyalty and trustworthiness are two of the most important traits children can have. They are the glue that holds friendships together.  When children have bonds with loyal friends, social anxiety and depression is reduced and self-worth is boosted. These traits are also important as children grow and crucial to being a valuable leader, teammate or co-worker.

Teaching a child who they can trust, and why, is just as important as teaching a child how to be trustworthy. This workshop also introduces kids to the importance of limiting their trust and creating boundaries with people they don't know well.

Designed for kiddos 6-10 years of age

Max 8 participants

$55/participants

Workshop held in a private home in Lakeway, TX

*Location address will be posted on the registration ticket and an additional form will be emailed to gather your child's information.