Category: Diary

  • Hard Exercise

    Hard Exercise

    I genuinely want to work out. Like, not just a light stretch or a short walk, but real, intense exercise. The kind that makes you sweat, struggle, and actually feel your body changing. I want to get stronger, build muscle, and feel proud of my body. Every time I make a to-do list, I confidently…

  • A Quiet Frustration with Workplace Relationships

    A Quiet Frustration with Workplace Relationships

    Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about complaints—not the loud, dramatic kind, but the quiet ones that sit in your chest and slowly drain your energy. When I saw today’s journaling prompt, “What do you complain about the most?”, the answer came to me almost immediately. It’s not the workload.It’s not the salary.It’s the relationships…

  • Dreaming About the Lottery Taught Me What I Actually Want in Life

    Dreaming About the Lottery Taught Me What I Actually Want in Life

    Sometimes, I catch myself thinking about the lottery in the most ordinary moments.Not when I’m staring at a flashy advertisement or holding a ticket in my hand, but when I’m washing dishes late at night, or scrolling on my phone before sleep, half exhausted, half hopeful. “What would I do if I won the lottery?”…

  • What Are My Favorite Foods? Discovering the Endless Charm of Japanese Cuisine

    What Are My Favorite Foods? Discovering the Endless Charm of Japanese Cuisine

    Introduction: Food as Japan’s True Treasure When people ask me “What are your favorite types of food?” my answer is simple: Japanese food. Not only because I was born and raised in Japan, but because I have traveled, eaten, and experienced countless meals around the world, and still, nothing compares to the richness, balance, and…

  • Japan Travel Guide 2025: What the Tourism White Paper Reveals About Visitors and Trends

    Japan Travel Guide 2025: What the Tourism White Paper Reveals About Visitors and Trends

    Most people might answer with something light—like a recipe, a music video, or the latest travel deal. For me, however, the last thing I searched online was Japan’s official Tourism White Paper, published by the Japan Tourism Agency. At first glance, it might sound dry or academic. But the truth is, there’s a story behind…

  • Seeking More Adventure For Future’s Fun

    Seeking More Adventure For Future’s Fun

    Are you seeking security or adventure? A half year has passed, when July was coming. To review my this year at the moment. I just think about my will but I haven’t tried my will. Of course, I’m familiar with my job so, I have leeway to try something such as traveling, keep high score…

  • Religion In Japan: What People Believe?

    Religion In Japan: What People Believe?

    Do you practice religion? Japan is interesting country. Generally speaking, people in Japan don’t believe specific religion. (It depends on families, actually. My mother is a buddist.) However, every cities are holding seasonal events such as New Year and Christmas events. Even if people are not Christian, they go to Christmas market and spend a…