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saw; that time when we were in Osaka.’ Notice that

sometimes the introductory word may be omitted in English:
‘the movie I saw, that time we went to Osaka.’ Japanese
verbs and verb phrases “precede” the noun they modify and

have no introductory word or linking particle:

昨日ここへ来た人

kinō koko e kita hito

the person who came here yesterday

机の上にある書類
tsukue no ue ni aru shorui
the documents that are on the desk

去年行ったところ

kyonen itta tokoro

the place I went last year

大阪にいた時

Ōsaka ni ita toki

the time we were in Osaka

You have already had expressions like:

行くつもり iku tsumori intention of going

すること suru koto the fact of doing
(something) (the act of