A: I experienced the business succession of a restaurant in a land I did not know at all.
It was a ramen shop that lasted for many years.
When the owner got too old to continue the store, I took over.
I managed to revitalize the lackluster store, and when the customers came back, I sold the store to another young owner. The ramen store still exists today.
I was unfamiliar with the area, but many people helped me.
I made many friends. I learned that people are vulnerable to loneliness, that people cannot live alone, that each person has a story, and that people are kind.

A: way to think. I am not a hedonist. lose the battle to win the war I love this kind of thinking.

A: Niche or not, I love what gay artists produce. Lately I have been loving Tom Ford perfumes. Then there are the movies. I love Gus Van Sants work.

A: I dont pay particular attention to food because it stresses me out. I also drink alcohol. But about three times a week, I play a certain sport hard.

A: I know very little English, but it might be easy to judge whether you are a good person or a bad person.

A: Because of this job, I meet people from all over the world, of all races and all walks of life. This would not be possible in a normal life. I learn from each and every one of those encounters. That is important to me. We can learn from each other, from different cultures. It makes me grow more and more. I want to learn as much as I can, I want to know, I want to know different values.

A: I put my heart and soul into making time to think about nothing.

A: I talk about my ridiculous ambitions...maybe.

A: I like driving and going to hot springs, so when I have time, I go to hot springs within three hours from my house by car. I was born and raised in central Tokyo, so I have a longing for nature. My favorite place in Japan is Shimonoseki in Yamaguchi Prefecture. There is a quiet Sea of Japan and rich mountains. And an easy road! My next favorite is Okuhita in Oita Prefecture. This place is unfamiliar even to Japanese people. because it is very difficult to access. This city is surrounded by mountains. There are only mountains. very rural. A town that is built on forestry and tax revenue from plum farmers. However, there are good hot springs in this town. UmeHibiki and SansoTensui. You can see the beautiful mountain surface from Ume Hibiki Onsen. You can see the waterfall from the hot spring of Sanso Tensui. Compared to hot springs in the suburbs of Tokyo, there are fewer people, so you can stay in the hot springs for a long time.