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Participating in the Noto version of the Pay It Forward Project ✨ I want to pass on kindness ✨

I received the baton for the "Pay It Forward Project" from Sapo-san 🍀

I have never participated in a project like this before.

When the baton arrived, it felt like such a high hurdle for me that I couldn't see a way forward.

However, if by me accepting this baton,

even one person feels energized, encouraged, or experiences a moment of kindness, I would be happy.



With that feeling, I decided to accept the baton.

Originally, this is LaLaLa-san's project.

Thank you for such a wonderful project 🌸

However, I know that some of you may be going through difficult times or are very busy right now.
Therefore, whether you receive the baton from me and pass it on, or simply set it aside, either is perfectly fine.



If you read this and it makes you feel a little kinder, that alone is more than enough to make me happy 🌸

The rules for participating are very simple!

① Start when you receive a comment!

It starts when you receive a comment (the baton) on this article of mine, or on someone else's article.

② Read and comment on three other articles

Read the articles of three other creators on note that you think are "wonderful" or that you "want to support," and leave a comment with your thoughts or words of encouragement.

③ Introduce them in your own article and pass the baton

Once you have finished leaving your comments, write one note article of your own, and include the following [three things] at the end when you post it.

"The names (or article links) of the three creators you commented on"

"A request message for the next person who receives the baton"

Hashtag #PayItForwardProject

🍀 🍀 🍀

It said to choose 3 people, but
there were so many, this person and that person,
so this time, I commented on 6 people's posts.

Now, let's begin.

Joki Biyori Journal | Rika-san


Rika-chan's kindness touched my heart ✨
Rika-san is energetic, fun, loves people, and is kind.
Reading her posts makes me feel energetic too 💓


Hidamari no Shironeko-san

"I think that the words you think are useless might actually provide some kind of realization for someone else."
This sentence really struck a chord with me ✨
Hidamari no Shironeko-san's articles are full of healing and kindness 💓

No matter how old you get 🍀 Call me Mee-san

The project that Hidamari no Shironeko-san participated in is this one, Mee-san's project
✨ "Let's spread the circle of smiles together ⭕️" ✨ is 💓
She is working to make everyone smile.
I hope it spreads to as many people as possible, even if just a little 🌸
Mee-san, you are wonderful 💓

Tara-chan-san

They are always very funny and take everyone into a world of laughter, but this story has a slightly different atmosphere than usual.
But what hasn't changed is that Tara-chan-san is always kind.
This article has been in a corner of my heart for a long time.
Your kindness came through 💓

Kazuko Tanaka-san

The words her daughter said to her:
"Mom, it's okay just to breathe in and breathe out."
What kind words those are ✨
They have stayed in my mind ever since.
I thought, it's okay for me too, just to be breathing 💓

Lastly.
Kotori Nikki-san

Based on their own experiences, they are working hard to convey this to as many people as possible who need it right now.
That sentiment comes through, and seeing how far they have come,
my heart is full 🍀

How was it?
Did it make you feel warm inside?

I have passed the baton to 6 people.
But please don't feel like you absolutely have to pass it on just because you received the baton ^_^
Either way is totally fine ^_^
Please, do not feel burdened by this 🌸

When I was thinking about Noto articles to introduce this time, there were so many wonderful ones 💓
I decided to stop at 6 ^_^
Noto is wonderful!! ✨✨
And thank you, LaLaLa-san and Sapo-san 💓

May many wonderful encounters and warm comments spread throughout Note.

Thank you for reading this far 🍀

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