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Lovely Play & Recreation

Party games that liven up group dating events. Fun recreational activities.

When it comes to livening up a group dating party, party games are essential.

There are plenty of classics like the Yamanote Line Game and the King’s Game, but aren’t they starting to feel a bit stale?

This time, we’d like to introduce some games that are perfect for group dating and that you should definitely know about.

Party games that liven up group dating events. Fun recreational activities (41–50)

Dice game

[Experiment] We finally tried the dangerous dice game with three people (two men and one woman), and it turned into a huge mess...!
Dice game

Depending on the prompts on the dice, this dice game can get pretty lively.

Use the dice game to quickly break the ice and get closer! If it’s your first time meeting someone, be sure to choose a version with more gentle squares; otherwise, the women might be turned off, so please be careful.

Pocky game

Pocky game

Speaking of the Pocky Game, it’s a classic party game that gets everyone excited.

But to be honest, playing it with someone you’ve just met can be a little nerve‑racking.

That’s why it’s a good idea to get used to it from your student days.

You nibble the Pocky from both ends and bring your faces closer… the thrill and tension are irresistible! Still, it takes practice to pull it off smoothly.

If you play with friends ahead of time, you’ll be able to face the real thing with confidence.

Use the Pocky Game to spice up your mixer!

two-person hitori-bayashi (a comedic act where one person controls another’s arms from behind)

[Viewer Discretion Advised!?] What happened when a high school boy and girl tried doing a two-person haori (two-person-act)...
two-person hitori-bayashi (a comedic act where one person controls another’s arms from behind)

There is the drawback that you have to prepare various props, but when a man and woman who have just met play it, it definitely brings them closer.

It’s also fun to liven things up with a Japanese old-school game that’s been passed down since ancient times as a party entertainment.

KY game

SixTONES [KY Game]: Who’s the one who can’t read the room?
KY game

If you’re getting bored of the same old classic party games everyone knows, why not try the KY Game? In this game, you come up with a pose to match a prompt and reveal it all at once—your ability to read the room is put to the test.

The key is to think of a unique pose that doesn’t overlap with anyone else’s.

But honestly, it’s often even funnier when people do end up matching.

It doesn’t require any props and you can play it anywhere—that’s part of the charm.

Use your intuition and creativity to get everyone hyped! At your next mixer, be sure to spark a wave of laughter with the KY Game.

Musical chairs

[Showdown] We Tried an All-Out Musical Chairs Game at UUUM’s Office! [Paopao Channel × Bonbon TV]
Musical chairs

The simple gameplay of this musical chairs-style game makes it easy to have a lively time even in a bright office.

If you play it at a group dating party, it gets even more exciting.

Since guys and girls end up sitting quite close to each other, it’s recommended for that reason too! Just be careful not to get too rowdy and bother the venue.

rubber band snap

[Showdown] You lose if you let go of the rubber band, but the winner goes through hell.
rubber band snap

A rubber-band snapping game that looks painfully intense.

In reality, it doesn’t hurt that much, but holding it in your mouth and stretching it gives you just the right thrill.

It might feel like a punishment for losing some game, but it gets exciting if you prepare a reward for the winner—like letting them ask for the other person’s email address or phone number.

Gesture Game

[Avntis] All-Out Gesture Game Showdown!
Gesture Game

A gesture game where you convey a given prompt to your partner using reactions.

The frustration when you can’t get it across—and the joy when you do—are more than enough to make it a blast even sober.

It’s guaranteed to liven things up, even for men and women meeting for the first time!