You truly understand the meaning of a concept for the first time after you can define the meaning of the word by yourself.

That is a side of extraction on human-language how you see and think of a certain thing.
It is not in any dictionaries.
Digest experience. Factorise them. Pile the run one by one.

meaning in life.
Not the meaning of life.

Unprecedented.
Having no idea.
But curious.

That's a good sign!
Keep going!

We belong to some circles, like schools, companies, or people we hang out with.
A change is happening.

Before: The circles were limited by geography. (3D)
After: The circles are more likely separated by what you value. (not 3D maybe)

Therefore, mobility is going to be a high priority.  Especially for people who take what matters to them seriously.

Spot on carefully what you value. 
Not only because of what is physically close to you.

Prepare yourself to be as agile as possible.
To be able to jump in immediately, once you are clicked.


Borderless, accessible, and connected.
Beyond every physical.

Sometimes you just have to say no.

For standing up for your inner self, your life, or your heart.
The action saves you.

You are the only person who is able to keep watching out for your mentality, not miss the sign, and show that No to the outer world.

Listen to your inner voice and say No for yourself.

That No is really Yes. To your life.


We all are fully supported to do this.

I've always and still loved 

• Walking
• Watermelons
• Early to bed early to rise
• Cleanness
• Sleeping naked
• Reading
• Journaling
• Listening to audiobook
• Pilates
• Yoga
• Being flexible and keeping my schedule blank
• Coffee

I've newly come to love

• Ginger tea (Just only fresh ginger and hot water)
• Foot Reflexology
• Walking along beach
• Reading mangas
• Japanese language
• Sharing what I am thinking with someone
• Online room viewing

I used to love, not become dislike but lost my dedication

• Living in "a" nice neighborhood
• Large monitor

Because the next time that we expect to happen as usual may not always come as we expect it to.

I know it through my experiences.
I think you also know it.

Perhaps it felt a bit too dramatic for the person I spoke to.
But I am personally happy that I could say that aloud seeing their eyes. 

My deepest appreciation.

I've been liking traveling for no particular reason for a long time.
Somehow, I've realized one of them apparently, I think.

I have had so many breathtaking and spectacular moments throughout my entire travel history.
That is definitely addictive and I've enjoyed those beautiful moments a lot.

I've also enjoyed the tranquility away from my city life.
Enjoying nature, reading and journaling are my typical travel mates.

Even if only 1% of the trip is great and the left 99% is not, it is still meaningful for me.
I've noticed it.

Because I miss my daily life, friends, and family.
I've realized that this is the reason that I travel.

I don't even need to make it great or nice.
The appreciation for what I currently have is one of the greatest feelings I could ever feel.

For example, restaurants are sometimes unexpectedly closed, even though GoogleMaps still says those are open.
Public transportations are very poor in the countryside. Buses come one time in an hour, it does not look like that in Tokyo where I live, they come once in three minutes. Yeah, it is inconvenient. Sometimes, I feel meh.

But it is not a problem at all.

The time I miss what I have in my ordinary days makes me feel fantastic.
And after I had the appreciation, I've been transformed from who I was.


Let's get out of our daily lives sometimes✌️

Hey friends,

I've realized "Never too late" has two meanings!

One is "You can start/ restart anything from now".
Synonyms:

• Today is your youngest day
• We can start over anytime

Another one is "Don't rush".
Synonyms:

• Don't be impatient
• Haste makes waste

We can start over anytime, but it is also never too late when the time has come, isn't it?

When it comes to being adequate for using English, I've been focusing on maximizing the amount of output.
Especially for an ability that allows me to extract my thoughts in a shorter amount of time. 

I'd been thinking like

If I want to speak in English, then speak whatever in English.
If I want to write in English, then write whatever in English.

Kind of like that.
And it's been my policy for a long time.

But I've realized just a while ago, it was not a matter of that. 
It is a matter of the amount of input.

Why?
Because I think a massive amount of input will help a specific situation that I've been working on.
I have had some moments that I had things to say but it just didn't come out in any language.

I certainly had something.
I had some sort of idea in my mind at the moment.

However, those hadn't been composed to any shape in any language, yet.

Those were just something. 
If you have learned any languages besides your first language, you may know.

And that situation means I have some empty spaces here and there inside my brain.

So, I need to fill the spaces up with some decent amount of something. 
That is input.

I think I need a massive one. 

A massive amount of input will become pieces inside my brain.
And then, those pieces will become big enough at some point.
And then, those will connect.
And then, mutual connections will happen.
And then, when it comes to the situation I had had a pause, my brain would produce ideas as English ones next time.

Stay tuned!

I love science.
Scientific evidence is simply awesome.
Our daily lives have been reaping tons of benefits from it.
Our daily lives have been developed well by its support.

But I have a question.
Does vitamin C affect great benefits to our mind and body because it has a certain reason that has great benefits for humans?

The answer is NO.
It has been as it is before being found.

There must be some things that we would miss when we rely too much on scientific evidence.
Well-being as a human being and well-being as an individual is sometimes different.
Humans are composed of similar elements but our spirits or minds are very unique.

cherish your reactions unconditionally.
Believe in your small excitements.
Follow your heart.

Go, friends! 🤙

Do it every day.
Do it yourself.
Do flush it right after you made it.

Do it like you're breathing.
Do see it as something natural, not special.

All processes happen inside us.
Take it easy and love it as your nature.

Dear friends,

Did you know "15 minutes" is 1% of a day?
I did not!

I was thinking like 15 minutes as a tiny, insignificant portion of time.
But apparently, it is not (at least for me).

A 15 minute-portion is roughly 1% of 24 hours.
15 / (24 *60) *100 = 1.04 (%)

If we set the denominator to the time of our "active time" instead of 24 hours, it would be much more.
Let's say, 8 hours sleep, 2 hours life chores, and 2 hours meals.

The "active time" would be 12 hours (half!).
15 / ((24 - 8 - 2 -2) *60) *100 = 2.08(%) 

That's totally up to people to see it as a big piece or a small one.
Personally, I changed my mind to see it as a significant amount of time rather than an insignificant one!

What shall we do in the portion?


Love and peace🧡