Transforming Sanmeigaku into 'Life Strategy': 'Shimeigaku' Systematized by Principal Takamori Matsuda, First Intensive Experience Course to be Held on June 27 in Mita, Tokyo

The leadership development group 'Mononofu Risshikai' (Principal: Takamori Matsuda) will hold its second general meeting, 'Shimeigaku Intensive Experience Course', on June 27, 2026 (Sat) at Kobo-ji Temple in Mita, Tokyo. In this course, 'Shimeigaku', a life strategy systematized by Principal Matsuda based on over 20 years of Sanmeigaku research, will be opened to the public for the first time as a half-day (5.5 hours) intensive program. Those who are new to Sanmeigaku can also participate, and it is not an information session based on the premise of joining. The capacity is 30 people, on a first-come, first-served basis. In the modern age overflowing with information and choices, more people are losing their life axis of 'what to believe and how to live'. On the other hand, people who achieve things have a common 'law of living': knowing their characteristics, accepting their roles, putting their mission into words, and continuing to polish their daily actions. Mononofu Risshikai has provided 'Shimeigaku', which systematizes this law, not as a fortune-telling or appraisal, but as practical learning to know oneself, set a mission, and open up one's destiny. Shimeigaku is a practical system that combines Sanmeigaku and self-transformation, and is a life strategy for facing the questions of 'Who am I?', 'What do I value in life?', and 'What do I use this life to achieve?', and setting the axis of life. The program consists of three parts: Part 1 'Tenchusatsu', Part 2 'What is Shimeigaku', and Part 3 'Mission Presentation by Students'. The participation fee is 5,000 yen.