Meet Osaka Locals and having a fun chat, drinks, games with All We Can Drink during the party in between 19:30-22:00. 
　
　You can meet people from various cultural backgrounds. This party experience is attended by travelers from all over the world and Japanese people who can speak English, so even if you are traveling, you can feel free to join and have a good time without worrying about communication. 

　The host of the party experience will support you to join the group 2 or 3 times during the party, so even shy people can easily join a group and talk with many new people over a drink. Most of the party members are open-minded and participate in the party in the hope of connecting with international people. Games such as Jenga and UNO will be prepared to make the conversation more lively.

All You Can Drink Meet Locals Adventure Osaka International Party

Find Peace of Mind and Spirit at Saisho-ji Temple

Begin your experience by offering a coin and practicing seated meditation to quiet your thoughts. Then, express your gratitude to the Buddha through a traditional burning of incense.

The highlight of the experience is shakyo—the meditative practice of hand-copying Buddhist scripture. Refresh yourself with a cup of Japanese green tea as you slowly and mindfully trace each character with a brush, embracing a moment of inner tranquility.

To complete the ritual, gently pass your calligraphy sheet through incense smoke— purifying the writing and symbolizing a step closer to the world of Buddha.

Finally, capture the memory of the experience with a polaroid photo (cheki) and a traditional temple stamp (goshuin) to take with you as a spiritual souvenir of your journey!

Traditional Japanese Temple Calligraphy Experience

When one foresees one's own death, one looks back on one's life to date and writes it down as one's last words on earth.This is called resignation, and it is an essential part of a samurai's deathbed.

➤Decide on the last character. Each kanji character has its own meaning

➤A large brush is dynamically wielded on a huge sheet of paper with heart & soul

➤ Nothing is beautiful precisely because there is nothing. The Japanese have a unique sense of beauty called "blank spaces.
The Japanese have a unique sense of beauty called "beauty of the margins," in which the space is considered to be beautiful as well as the letter itself.

➤The "◯" is written boldly to the beat of the taiko drums.

Language Classes in Osaka

All You Can Drink Meet Locals Adventure Osaka International Party

Traditional Japanese Temple Calligraphy Experience

Samurai Calligraphy:Final brushstrokes of a lifetime before a War