[Osaka Castle/Samurai Calligraphy] Before the battle of Osaka no Jin, I look back on my life so far and write the last word in large strokes on every page!

Each kanji character has a meaning. Please choose the one you like based on its meaning and appearance. Each kanji character has a meaning, and the appearance of the font is considered beautiful, so ``kanji'' themselves are very popular among foreigners, who often wear T-shirts with large kanji prints on them. Many of you may have seen foreigners with Chinese characters or kanji tattoos on their bodies. Customers can choose such kanji and try their hand at calligraphy using SAMURAI paper (16 times the size of normal hanshi), which is made with an extra-large brush and two sheets of hanshi (8 times the size of normal hanshi).

You can try your hand at calligraphy using SAMURAI paper, which is made by combining two sheets of paper that are 8 times the size of regular paper (16 times the size of regular paper). Customers can choose their favorite kanji and try their hand at calligraphy using two sheets of SAMURAI paper (16 times the size of regular hanshi), which is made with an extra-large brush and 8 times the size of regular hanshi.

You can write the names of foreign customers in kanji. In addition to writing your favorite kanji as calligraphy, our calligraphy masters can match the kanji to foreign customers' names and write the correct kanji. Each kanji character has a meaning, so finding out what the characters used in your name mean will be fun and refreshing.

Take your favorite kanji as a souvenir! You can take the kanji written with the extra-large brush home as a souvenir. Would you like a unique souvenir from Japan?

We will explain the mindset, tools, and movements of calligraphy, so you can gain a deep understanding of ``The Calligraphy of Death''. In SAMURAI Caligraphy, we do not pick up a brush and start writing immediately. First of all, we will explain the meaning of the calligraphy of death, the honor of the samurai, the mindset and tools of calligraphy, and deepen the understanding of the culture of ``Bushido'' and ``calligraphy'' and the history of ``calligraphy'' in Japan. I start by receiving it. Students will also gain a deeper understanding of the differences between calligraphy, a form of character decoration that also exists overseas, and Japanese calligraphy.

We will explain the mindset, tools, and movements of calligraphy, so you can gain a deep understanding of ``The Calligraphy of Death''. In SAMURAI Caligraphy, we do not pick up a brush and start writing immediately. First of all, we will explain the meaning of the calligraphy of death, the honor of the samurai, the mindset and tools of calligraphy, and deepen the understanding of the culture of ``Bushido'' and ``calligraphy'' and the history of ``calligraphy'' in Japan. I start by receiving it. Students will also gain a deeper understanding of the differences between calligraphy, a form of character decoration that also exists overseas, and Japanese calligraphy.