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Marriage Hunting at Hirakata Park

On June 28, 2026, IBJ Matching will hold a captivating marriage hunting event at Hirakata Park, one of the most popular attractions in the Kansai region. Featuring an expansive atmosphere typical of an amusement park, the event allows participants to enjoy exciting attractions and take leisurely strolls as they mingle. This unique experience promotes natural conversation among attendees through shared activities, embodying the essence of a “shared experience marriage hunting.”

The Motivation Behind the Event

Today's marriage hunting landscape is shifting. People are looking beyond traditional criteria such as financial stability or physical appearance; they desire a genuine connection marked by shared enjoyment and comfort. For many, formal gatherings can be daunting — filled with the stress of not knowing how to engage, leading to superficial conversations. To combat these challenges, IBJ Matching decided to host an event at the beloved Hirakata Park, known affectionately as “Hirapar,” creating an open and nostalgic setting where participants can interact in a more relaxed manner. Surrounded by vintage charm and an array of attractions, the atmosphere is designed to facilitate connections rooted in enjoyment.

Key Highlights

1. Shared Experiences to Break the Ice

Participants will be grouped into smaller collectives of approximately six to eight individuals. Within these smaller groups, they will bond over popular attractions and scenic park walks. Engaging in shared experiences, such as asking, “Have you been on that ride?” or “Let’s take a picture together!” naturally stimulates conversation, paving the way for meaningful interactions. The playful and casual vibe of Hirakata Park further allows attendees to engage comfortably with one another.

2. One of Kansai's Largest Social Gatherings

This intriguing event will accommodate up to 100 participants, allowing for multiple group changes. This structure enhances the experience by enabling attendees to meet various individuals in a single day, making it one of the largest gatherings for such events in the Kansai area.

3. Opportunities for Natural Connections Post-Event

In a notable twist, this event will not include a formal matchmaking announcement. Instead, participants will have the freedom to exchange contact information on their own, fostering a more organic development of relationships. After the event concludes, there's ample opportunity to further explore the park together or head out for a meal, making it easy for meaningful connections to flourish.

Event Summary

Date & Time: June 28, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 3:30 PM
Location: Hirakata Park, just a 3-minute walk from Hirakata Koen Station, Keihan Electric Railway
Participants: A maximum of 100 people
Admission Fees: Male: ¥6,400 / Female: ¥4,900
Target Age Group: Individuals in their 20s and 30s
Dress Code: Smart casual attire
What to Bring: A valid ID with a photo (e.g., driver's license, My Number card, passport) and a smartphone.

Please note that the admission fee includes entrance tickets for the park. However, if you plan to use any attractions, please purchase ride tickets separately (starting at ¥300).

About IBJ Matching

Operated by IBJ, Inc., listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market, IBJ Matching offers a range of engaging marriage hunting services. From one-on-one private discussions in dedicated lounges to fun events like mystery-solving and hobby-based gatherings, IBJ boasts one of the highest matching rates in the industry. With a team trained to meet high service standards through training in customer service, satisfaction is prioritized to enhance successful matchmaking.

About IBJ Group

IBJ Group is dedicated to more than just matchmaking; it aims for comprehensive support through a network of marriage consulting services that focus on sustainable relationships. The organization advocates for creating happiness through connections that combat Japan's declining birth rate, with the goal of building a supportive society for future generations.

Headquarters: 12th and 17th floors, Shinjuku First West, 1-23-7 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo

Representative: Kenjiro Tsuchiya, President & CEO

Established: February 2006 (Founded: 2000)

Official Site: IBJ