[Archive Available] Start This Spring! A 1-Week Program to Build a 'Writing Habit'

If you want to build a writing habit this spring, this is for you! We are hosting a 1-week program featuring author and writer Yuki Ishikawa as our instructor.

The program lasts for 7 days and consists of two parts: lectures and workshops. On the first day, we will hold a lecture to address any anxieties or questions about writing. From the second day onwards, we will move to the note community, 'Creative Learning Circle'. Participants will share the articles they wrote based on the workshops with each other.

If you participate in all 7 days of the program, you should have already built a writing habit!

With Yuki Ishikawa's 'Writing Habit Method' and the encouragement of fellow participants, let's become someone who 'can write' this year!

Event Details

The program lasts for 7 days.
You can sign up even if you cannot attend every day.

<Day 1: Lecture>
[Instructor] Writer Yuki Ishikawa
[Date and Time] Scheduled for Monday, April 11, 20:00–21:00
[Streaming] YouTube / Twitter Spaces (@note_PR)
[How to Watch] Anyone can watch via the streaming links above.
[Reminder Settings] Peatix registration, or turn on reminder notifications for the official note YouTube channel to receive a notification.

Please share your thoughts and questions using #WritingHabit.

<Days 2–7: Community>
[Circle] Creative Learning Circle
*Participants will post on note according to the workshops posted by the instructor, and share/comment on the bulletin board.
*You can post every day, or only on the days you are able to.

Speaker Profile

Yuki Ishikawa (Writer/Columnist)

Graduated from the Department of Literary Journalism, School of Culture, Media and Society, Waseda University. After working at the Web media/Shin R25 editorial department, she became independent in 2019. While focusing on interviews and columns, she is also active as a voice actor and graphic recorder. Author of 'Writing Habit: The Most Important Writing Skill to Change Yourself and Your Life'. She posts daily to navigate this difficult world in a good way.
note / Twitter

■ Comment from the Author of Writing Habit
If you learn to love writing, you too can become a 'person who can write'!
Diaries, social media, note, blogs... These are tips for 'writing happily' that are more important than 'effort, talent, and technique' for everyone who worries that they 'can't keep it up.' As the number of services for broadcasting to the world increases, many people are expressing themselves through writing. The number of people who think, 'I want to post something too,' or who make 'writing' their job is increasing, and many guidebooks on writing have been published. But 'writing' is tough if you don't like it. In fact, because you come to 'like' it, it becomes a habit and you improve naturally. In this book, I introduce tips to boost your 'desire to write' and make 'writing' a habit.