One ticket. One paddle. One Hello Kitty rally.

Front

Flat 2D Hello Kitty head with milk-tea leopard composition; paddle proportions retained.

Reverse

The reverse uses a different composition; it is the same paddle, not an extra unit.

Minutes 5–10 | Warm up together

Keep a safe distance and follow the guided movements, then prepare for grip and basic shots. Warm-up lasts five minutes.

Minutes 10–40 | Grip, serve, return and positioning

Join an experience-based group, watch the coach and practise. Rotate as instructed during the 30-minute basic lesson.

Minutes 40–75 | Build a rally with a partner

Practise cooperative returns, calls and positioning. Follow partner changes during the 35-minute segment; solo visitors can ask for pairing assistance.

During breaks | Ask about that movement

Ask questions as coaches and assistants are available. This is optional, with no fixed lesson time or unlimited one-to-one coaching.

Minutes 75–130 | First partner rotation

Join the assigned court by level and rotation. Enter when called and hand over after your round; rest or explore stations while waiting.

Minutes 130–175 | Change partners and return

Follow instructions into the next round with a new partner. The 55 and 45 minutes describe whole rotation segments, not guaranteed individual playing time. Courts, scoring and detailed rotations remain pending.

Leopard ball balance

Bring the leopard motif to your first balance practice.

1. Watch the facilitator and choose balance, paddle catching or a beginner alternative.
2. Enter the mat area on your turn. Hold the paddle steadily; stop before safely retrieving a dropped ball.
3. Ask the facilitator to check the completed round and record M1, then hand over.

Equipment and turns

Paddle, practice ball and mat. One participant practises; the next waits behind the line.

Completion and pending details

Complete one round; dropping the ball does not eliminate you. Attempts, ball count, duration and alternatives remain pending.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M1 once per passport.

Send a ball to the leopard target

Leopard markings invite you to watch where the ball lands.

1. Identify the starting point, floor targets and serving demonstration.
2. Serve on your turn and watch the landing point; others wait behind the line.
3. Stop on instruction, review the round, then retrieve balls only when instructed and return them to the basket.

Equipment and turns

Paddle, balls, floor targets, cones and basket. Serving and retrieval are separate.

Completion and pending details

Complete a serving and landing-observation round for M2. No accuracy elimination. Ball count, time and target dimensions are pending.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M2 once per passport.

A gentle leopard-club dink

Send the ball gently over the net; nine squares help you observe.

1. Watch the dink demonstration and identify your mark and nine-square target.
2. Send the ball gently over the net, observe its square and adjust your force.
3. Stop when instructed; after the check, retrieve balls on the signal and rotate.

Equipment and turns

Portable net, paddle, balls, nine-square cloth and basket. Retrieve balls before the next turn.

Completion and pending details

Complete one dink round for M3. No need to fill nine squares and no ranking. Ball count, duration and setup details remain pending.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M3 once per passport.

Leopard partner connection

Make the next ball easy for your partner to return.

1. Pair up or ask for a partner. The facilitator sets a continuous target of 5–10 shots for your level.
2. Return gentle balls from opposite sides and call. Stop to retrieve a dropped ball safely before restarting.
3. Have the completed target checked; both passports receive M4, then rotate.

Equipment and turns

Two paddles, ball, net, cooperation prompt and waiting line. Next pair stays outside.

Completion and pending details

One assigned continuous rally of 5–10 shots. Exact levels, retries and turn limits remain pending; no race.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M4 once per passport.

Leopard detail detectives

Recognise a bow, then discover another detail from official information.

1. Choose a clue and match the character, interest or relationship; use the information cards if new to Hello Kitty.
2. Place it on the board for checking; use a hint and try again if needed.
3. After matching the round, share one favourite detail with a partner and have M5 recorded.

Equipment and turns

Five sample pairs, answer information, a board and stamp or sticker. Rotate as space permits.

Completion and pending details

Matching the round plus sharing completes M5. Five pairs are sample content, not confirmed per-round or print quantities.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M5 once per passport.

• Full name → Kitty White
• Twin sister → Mimmy
• Mother → Mary
• Interests → Baking cookies and playing piano
• Favourite food → Her mother’s apple pie

Five sample answers follow Sanrio’s character profile. Per-round card counts and print quantities remain pending.

Draw a leopard-club cheer

Offer a kind phrase or a comfortable gesture.

1. Draw one prompt card per turn and read it.
2. Choose either a gesture or a phrase; a sign is available. No physical contact is required.
3. Have M6 checked, return props and rotate. Photos and public posting are optional.

Equipment and turns

Four prompt designs, cheering signs, props and a themed background; one card per turn.

Completion and pending details

Complete a gesture or phrase for M6. Four designs do not mean four draws. Physical quantities and resets remain pending.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M6 once per passport.

• Make your own bow gesture, or say “Let’s try the next ball together.”
• Hold the invitation sign, or invite a partner in your own words.
• Make a cheering gesture, or offer encouragement you would like to hear.
• Choose a comfortable relaxed pose, or say “Take your time; it’s still fun.”

These are prompts created for this proposal, not official character quotations.

Leopard conversation bingo

From a leopard motif to your latest shot, one line is enough.

1. Read all nine prompts on the 3×3 card.
2. Chat with willing partners in the rest area and mark answered prompts; expectations work if you have not played yet.
3. Complete one horizontal, vertical or diagonal line, then return for the M7 check.

Equipment and turns

Bingo card, pen, prompt sign and stamp or sticker. No running or interrupting players.

Completion and pending details

One complete line; no race and no collection of names, handles or signatures.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M7 once per passport.

A leopard-club moment together

Interact with the static milk-tea leopard set, with or without a photo.

1. Queue on the marks and choose the backdrop and frame.
2. Pose alone or with a willing partner; choose a backdrop interaction instead if you do not want a photo.
3. One interaction or photo earns the M8 check; leave the area for the next group.

Equipment and turns

Static backdrop, frame, floor marks and queue signs. The queue stays outside the court.

Completion and pending details

One backdrop interaction or photo, with no upload. No mascot, celebrity or character appearance is confirmed.

Record

Facilitator checks and records M8 once per passport.

Leopard-club photo corner

This is also M8. Take a photo or interact without appearing in one. Queue outside the court; no mascot or celebrity attendance is implied.

A club refreshment break

Refreshments are included in the ticket and available during breaks as supplied. Menu, portions, allergens and refill rules remain pending; unlimited service is not promised.