【Osaka castle】Learning Bushido & Zen at Samurai Calligraphy in kimono

Each kanji character has its own meaning Kanji characters themselves are very popular among foreigners, as each character has its own meaning and the appearance of the calligraphic style is perceived as beautiful. Customers are asked to choose such Kanji characters.

Performance Looking back on your life up to now, imagine the story of what kind of feelings you would like to entrust to us, and think about the composition (design) of the last letter in this world and assemble it.

You can write the names of foreign guests in kanji. Not only can you write your favorite kanji characters as calligraphy, but the calligraphy master will also apply the kanji to the names of our foreign guests and you can write their guesses. Since each kanji character has its own meaning, it will be fun and refreshing to learn what the characters used in your name mean.

Samurai Calligraphy Works as Memories You can take home as a souvenir the Kanji characters you finished writing with the extra-large brush. It is also a unique souvenir unique to Japan

Master brush strokes by teachers The Japanese aesthetic sense includes the “beauty of margins,” and it is believed that by being conscious of margins, not only the text but also the space becomes more beautiful. Please observe and learn from the teacher's demonstration by example.

Even beginners can learn how to use a brush through repeated practice. There are basic techniques such as “tome,” “hane,” and “harai,” which should be practiced.

You will be dressed in kimono or hakama like a samurai. Resignation is the last character to be written in this world in preparation for death. Calligraphy is a beautiful part of Japanese culture, but before you experience it, imagine it. Before you experience it, imagine that you are about to say goodbye to this world.

Photo data will be sent later. Why not document your work and this experience in a space with a Japanese atmosphere and make it memorable with a photo shoot?

Calligraphy has a delicate sense of beauty In the calligraphy of resignation (SAMURAI Caligraphy), we do not immediately pick up a brush and start writing. We begin by explaining the meaning of the calligraphy of resignation, the honor of warriors, the attitude and tools of calligraphy, and deepening the understanding of the culture of “bushido” and “shodo” and the history of “shodo” in Japan.