[7th Anniversary of note Project] 30 Questions to Reveal the Real You - Participant Introductions Part 2

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

This July marks my 6th anniversary since starting note, making me a 7th-year veteran!
So, for this commemorative project,
"Please tell me about your 'writing'! 30 questions that reveal the real you"It has been 5 days since it started, and we have finally reached 10 participants!
Thank you all so much!

As a token of my gratitude, this is the second installment introducing everyone's answers.🙇

First, I would like to introduce Hashi-san, the owner of "BOOK&LIFE HASHI," a small bookstore within a shared bookstore. Thank you as always! I could feel Hashi-san's warm worldview in the point about being influenced by Kuniko Mukoda's "Father's Apology Letter" and the perspective of viewing readers as "companions, peers, and faceless friends." Just as you said, "writing is self-expression," your sincere attitude toward facing your inner self is wonderful. I am truly looking forward to your future creations!

Next is Yu Kamizuki, who is also active as a professional writer. Thank you for participating in the project! From your answers to the 30 questions, I could feel your tremendous resolve toward writing. I was particularly moved, to the point of getting goosebumps, by the final sentence: "Writing is an act of carving one's way of life onto a tombstone as proof of existence." Your perspective of viewing readers as "observers" is also unique, and I feel I have deeply touched upon Kamizuki-san's creative philosophy. I am rooting for your continued success from the bottom of my heart!

Next is Kaneto Kosaka, whose words "I live to be moved!" really resonated with me. Thank you for participating! I found the gap between your writing style, which is reminiscent of "Ikebukuro West Gate Park," and your calm self-analysis, where you describe "writing as exercise and a technique for organizing your thoughts," to be extremely charming. Your sense of humor in describing "1:00 AM as morning" is also the best. I look forward to your powerful "exercise" in the future, Kosaka-san!

Next, I would like to introduce Etsuko Fukuda. Thank you for participating! I am simply speechless at your overwhelming energy, asserting that "writing is almost like breathing" and saying, "In these 21 years, I have never had a slump." On the other hand, I was strongly drawn to the gap between your firm creative philosophy of "sharing my knowledge to save my past self" and the depth of your words, "I want to be a person who doesn't have to write in 10 years." I look forward to your future "breathing"!

Next is Saho Kashiki, who calls herself an "Internet Arsonist Poet." Thank you for participating! Your unique style was condensed into the final remark, "Writing is the illegal dumping of sentences." Behind those cool words, I feel the passionate soul of a "poet" who loves polishing and values rhythm. I was also moved by the poignancy of describing poetry as "excretion." I am truly looking forward to your future "illegal dumping"!

Next, I would like to introduce Hiroya Kobayashi. Thank you for participating! I first laughed at the humor of you borrowing copy paper from your workplace to write, but I was completely taken by the final remark, "Writing is a curse." With "No Longer Human" as your origin, your sincerity in saying you cannot lie to your readers—it all seems to be concentrated in the word "curse," which gave me much food for thought.

Next is Kuitaro-san, who is also an active nurse. Thank you for participating! Your sincere struggle was conveyed in the words, "I am currently searching for the right distance to keep with writing." I feel that your unique attempt to have ChatGPT analyze your answers is also a manifestation of your attitude of trying to face yourself deeply. Please don't rush, and enjoy your "preparation period" slowly.

First, I would like to introduce Kuroirusuke-san. Thank you for participating! The sentence, "I have never experienced the impulse to 'want to write.' The feeling of 'wanting to write' is a continuous state," left a deep impression on me, as I felt your sincere approach to writing. Your figure of making time "whenever there is a gap" and continuing to post every day while struggling with revisions seems to contain the essence of writing. I look forward to vol. 2 as well!

So, today we had 8 people who love writing appear. Thank you very much. I intend to continue this project throughout July, so please feel free to participate.

Application requirements are here↓

So, I launched this project thinking it would be fun to create a Q&A article with the theme of "writing." And perhaps it could also serve as material for everyone's daily posts.

There are 3 steps.

① Quote the following note article (please paste the URL into your 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 answers the following 30 questions and write a feedback article.

Thank you for reading until the end!

I am always encouraged by everyone's likes, comments, follows, and tips.
Thank you so much!
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https://twitter.com/toto_books

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