[note 7th Year Anniversary Project] 30 Questions to Reveal the Real You - Participant Introductions Part 3

Good evening! I am Toshio Tsukuda, a song-weaver who delivers "heart charms" to make your heart feel light and fluffy.

This July marks my 6th anniversary since starting on note, making me a 7th-year student!
So, for this commemorative project,
"Please tell me about your 'writing'! 30 questions to reveal the real you" As we approach the latter half of July, 19 people have finally participated!
Thank you all so much!

Touching upon your sincere thoughts on "writing" has given me a lot of learning and inspiration. So, as a token of my gratitude, I would like to introduce your answers 🙇
Well then, let's go!

A creator who finds "warmth behind the scenes" in daily "human interaction" and tries to convey it through words, Luka-san. I felt that the flexible strength of accepting the phrase "it will work out" and even criticism as "that's one way of thinking" comes from a warm heart that values connections with people. The wish to "create a moment where it was worth reading, even for 0.1 seconds" is also a kindness unique to Luka-san. Thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful perspective!

A charming person who describes their own creative work as "sowing seeds" and calls writing a "mystery," Kuroirusuke-san. You posted in three parts. Thank you. And congratulations on 300 consecutive posts! Your unique sensibility of viewing readers as a "mirror" and your stance of valuing words like "daily life" and "leisurely." From all of that, your personality of enjoying writing sincerely without strain came through. Thank you so much for participating at this milestone!

Looking for tips to enjoy life from your 50s and facing the act of writing, Fasuke-san. The words that writing is "showing your brain to others" and that readers are "people who acknowledge your reason for existence" left a strong impression on my heart. Supported by your motto "just being alive is a huge profit," I am moved by your stance of sincerely offering your inner self and trying to connect with the world. Thank you for sharing your powerful thoughts on the future!

"Writing is living"—a person who puts those words in their title, Kiki Rin-san. The words "writing is the reason for living and proof that I lived" and your clear answer that "I have never thought about quitting." All of that told me that for Rin-san, writing is as natural and essential an activity as breathing. Thank you so much for letting me touch upon that quiet and powerful resolve!

Facing writing in a natural way, as if embodying the word "supple," Arji-san. The quiet and unwavering words that writing is "something I have never disliked" were very impressive. Your story about practicing turning sad events into positive stories also shows that soft strength. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful relationship with writing!

Someone who uses their daily life as a full-time housewife as the source of their writing, Natsume-san. Your words describing writing not as something special but as "daily life" were very impressive. In your final reflection that you could imagine a future where you are still writing naturally 10 years from now, it is clear that writing has already blended into Natsume-san's life. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful perspective rooted in daily life!

Viewing "writing as speaking" and spinning words with humor and a philosophical perspective, Chokipon-san. You say the seeds of creation "come from within," and when asked "will you stop writing?" you reply "will you stop speaking?" Those words summarized that for you, writing is as natural and essential an activity as breathing. I gained many insights from your cool and essential perspective. Thank you!

While saying "not being able to write is daily life," you can never leave writing, Harunaga Mutsuki-san. The confession that "the spark of the impulse to stop is always at the bottom of my heart." I was moved to feel that from that quiet conflict, gentle sentences are born that allow readers to "take a deep breath for a moment." Thank you for letting me peek into the abyss of that creation 🙇

While humbly saying "I am nobody," you hide a strong passion deep within your words, Kyokuya-san. You say that writing is a "liberation" from a precarious self, and in the end, it is "living with you, the reader." In your desire to "be a light" for readers, I felt a quiet and strong resolve, as if you are facing readers by betting your own soul. Thank you for letting me touch upon that profound worldview.

So, today we had 9 people who love writing appear. Thank you all. I intend to continue this project throughout July, so please join in as well.

Application requirements are here↓

So, I thought it would be fun to create a Q&A article with the theme of "writing." And I thought it might also become material for everyone's daily posts, so I launched this project.

There are 3 steps.

① Quote the following note article (please paste the URL in the article) ② Add the hashtag #WritingQuestionProject ③ Copy the Q&A from the following article and answer it

That is all. And I, the unworthy Toshio Tsukuda, will quote the articles of everyone who answered the following 30 questions and write a reflection article. The deadline is the end of July.

Thank you for reading to the end!

I am always encouraged by your likes, comments, follows, and tips.
Thank you so much!
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