[Today's note] 330 consecutive days of posting. Most read articles from last week & last month

Every 30 days, I take a look back at the past month and
introduce the articles that were most read over the last week and the last month.

I reached 330 consecutive days of posting over the weekend.
(12/6/25 (Sat) - 1/4/26 (Sun))

I'm almost at 365 consecutive days. First, I want to manage to keep it up until I've reached a full year.

■ Top 5 most read articles last week

① 1/2 (Fri)

② 1/1 (Thu)

③ 12/31 (Wed) Tweet

④ 1/3 (Sat)

⑤ 12/31 (Wed)

■ Top 5 most read articles last month

① 1/2 (Fri)

② 12/19 (Mon)

③ 12/23 (Tue)

④ 5/22 (Thu)

⑤ 1/1 (Thu)

The 30-day period began on 12/5 (Sat), but perhaps because it included the year-end and New Year holidays, articles from the more recent period seemed to get more traffic.

Also, articles that are introduced either once or regularly in note University articles tend to see an increase in traffic regardless of the time period.

◾️What was December (up to the beginning of January) like?

The year-end and New Year holidays were quite busy, and it often happened that I would remember about my article just before the date changed, and I would get by by posting a "tweet" that I had left in my drafts as a temporary measure.

I would like to post articles as much as possible even if they are short, but since tweets are limited to 140 characters, they are very easy to post, so I might rely on them in emergencies as long as I have drafts left.

Rehearsals for "The Geisha" have begun in earnest, and on days with rehearsals, I suspect I'll be more likely to forget about my articles until I get home and settle down. However, I have many themes I want to write about, and I want to prepare in advance to avoid forgetting to post.

Once my daily posting and advance preparation become stable, I would like to increase the number of articles I post per day.

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