🌸【Alford50's Connections Journal】🌸 167

I would like to introduce five people with whom I have formed connections on note.

1. Oldentia Corporation

A practitioner who carefully communicates DX in the welfare industry from a field perspective and through data.
An attitude of facing the challenge of labor shortages with evidence rather than intuition.
They transform ICT and operational efficiency into 'usable wisdom' and deliver it.
Even difficult themes are broken down into simple language to empathize with the reader.
A presence that quietly, yet surely, moves the future of welfare forward.
Click here for Oldentia Corporation's note

2. Yasushi Yoshida

A writer who walks between the stillness and motion of prayer, taiko drumming, and horse racing.
The atmosphere of a morning at Kashii-gu Shrine seems to dwell within the writing itself.
Respect for his mentor and the spirit of pilgrimage seep deeply into every sentence.
The spaces between his short words allow one to feel the depth of life.
It is a note that corrects my posture of heart every time I read it.
Click here for Yasushi Yoshida's note

3. Kamunyan

A true-to-life record that notes the milestones of life plainly and without pretense.
Reflecting on changes in work style and living arrangements with quiet words.
A daily memorandum that becomes a guidepost for the same generation.
A gentle perspective that affirms making choices without strain.
It quietly makes you think about how to live the second half of your life.
Click here for Kamunyan's note

4. RENEVER Korea

A Korean language guide who responds directly to the desire to learn.
From introductory levels to vocabulary and grammar, the flow is incredibly kind.
Practical content that reduces the anxiety of self-study.
It conveys a deep appreciation for 'learning that can be continued.'
A presence that allows you to take your first step into language learning with peace of mind.
Click here for RENEVER Korea's note

5. Kotama

A record of soft daily life that cherishes the seasons and living.
Quietly dissolving diverse qualifications and learning into everyday life.
A gaze that carefully preserves in words the time spent before needing nursing care.
Food, music, historical sites—the sincerity toward the things they love is comforting.
The more you read, the more courage you gain to live carefully.
Click here for Kotama's note

I am grateful for the 'connections' I have made on note.
I will introduce five more wonderful people next time as well.🌿

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