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A Characteristic to Act Impulsively
What do people usually do on weekends?
I always try to move somewhere else without fail. In fact, I feel like moving. No one around me understands why I bother to travel for over an hour, especially
The Importance of Reflecting Oneself
The other day, while having dinner with my friends, I realized the importance of self-deep-reflection. Moreover, I keenly felt that developing the habit of continuously analyzing oneself and objective
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The World Glimpsed from Nodame
I opened Netflix and found "Nodame Cantabile", so I felt nostalgic and ended up watching it. As I watched, I found the relationship between enjoying classical music, European culture, and selling the
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The source of richness for Okinawan is...
I went to visit my friend in Okinawa during Golden Week. He is starting a new challenge in July, so I wanted to meet him before that. Actually, I just wanted to see him, plain and simple.
In this tri
The Importance of Going Outside
I visited Tokyo over the weekend.
A friend of mine is going to the Philippines in May as a prelude to a working holiday. It wasn't necessary to go all the way to Tokyo just for that, but I unintention
Visit Touristy Destinations from A Tourist's Perspective
Yesterday, I visited Dotonbori.
I wanted the Senegalese artist who was a guest in the Yoshino cedar home to experience the essence of Osaka. Since I usually don't visit there at night, it was quite d
Takashi Murakami also doesn't create everything from scratch, does he...?
Yesterday, I visited Takashi Murakami's 'Mononoke Kyoto' exhibition. Murakami's works are pop and anime-inspired, so personally, I had a fulfilling time. Since it was a holiday, there were quite a lot
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Time Perception While Recovering from Illness
This week, I fell ill for the first time in a while and had to take two days off work. It was the first time I had been forced to stay indoors since the COVID isolation period. However, unlike during
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The Quality of Yoshino Forestry Born from Desiring What Isn't There
I've been into Japanese crafts recently.
Characteristics of Yoshino forestry that can be described as absolute are the 'absence of knots and the fineness of growth rings.' Perhaps it goes without say