Kyotano-san drew an illustration based on my article 🙌

Kyotano-san, who I am indebted to in the writing club of the membership program,
is running a wonderful project.

For a step toward Coconala!
Since it said they were looking for free monitors, I hesitated for a moment wondering if it was okay, but I had been thinking for a while that I would love for Kyotano-san to draw something for me, so I gathered my courage and asked.

I requested a header image for this article.

A cafe that I have been running quietly with Hyokaru-san for about a year.
It's a cafe in name only (lol), a place where a few people gather to chat.
It's a space created for those on leave or those who have returned to work.

The two organizers both took about 130 days of leave before returning to work.

I thought it would be nice to have a safe and secure place where we could talk easily in person. There are some things you can only talk about if you've experienced them. To lighten the mood even just a little bit.

It was my own wish as well.

The illustration arrived a few days after I made the request, and I was surprised at how fast it was.

If you're tired from flying for so long, let's rest your wings.

Feelings change just like the weather.
There are sunny days, cloudy days, and rainy days.
And wonderful days when a rainbow appears.

A world where various emotions mingle.
And that's okay.

I received such a wonderful illustration that shows that kind of hope.

By the way, I didn't give any special explanation about the article.
She scooped it up from that article and expressed it this much through a picture. Kyotano-san's inspiration is wonderful, and when I first saw it, I was so moved that I ended up crying.

Thank you very much for all your help this time.

I sincerely hope that what Kyotano-san wants to achieve will come true.

The way you set your goals is truly cool.

I wouldn't be able to write this if it weren't for an occasion like this.
I'll pick out some of my favorite articles by Kyo-tano-san.

I was quite intimidated when I first saw the title.
I could never write something like that.
(I also suffered from panic attacks)
Kyo-tano-san, you accept and love yourself no matter what state you're in.
I'm sure you've had various experiences up until now.
I want to learn from this unwavering strength of yours.

My absolute favorite, top-recommended article.
This kind of momentum is important, and I love it so much.
(There's even a little punchline at the end,
and I could feel your sincerity toward writing)

At the time, I had zero motivation and was feeling down,
so it felt incredibly dazzling to me.

You boldly take on challenges that not everyone can do,
Kyo-tano-san.
I'll continue to cheer for your success ☺️