[Three Books 11/20] It finished successfully!

Saturday, November 20th, Three Books -Let's introduce three books- has come to an end.

It was a good event... (if I do say so myself)

I am so grateful to everyone who participated. No matter how many times I say thank you, it's not enough!

Thank you also to those who retweeted on Twitter and those who introduced it!

It was fun, full of discoveries, and educational. It was all good things for me too.

I think the participants enjoyed it as well. No, I want to think so.

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This time, it was held with five people including myself.

And everyone who participated introduced their "three" special books.

It was very luxurious.

Three books from everything they have read so far. In other words, I got to hear about three carefully selected books.

Since they also tell us about the content of the books, it becomes a trigger to get interested in new things. This time, I became interested in food issues and the modern world.

Also, there is the joy of touching upon the lives of the people who introduced them.

By the way, if I show you the books I introduced this time,

1. Speak in One Minute (Yoichi Ito) 2. History of Ancient Greece (Sadao Ito) 3. Secret

The second book is a bit niche, haha. The selection of books is free, after all.

For those who were interested, the next one will be quite a while away, but it's in May. Please do come.

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Changing the subject a little.

This time, I made the event paid for the first time. I had a small discovery regarding the circulation of this money, so I'll leave it here.

Even though I set it up myself, I felt a sense of responsibility about receiving money.

I felt tense, thinking, 'I must provide something good,' but then I wondered, 'Wait, how should I do that?'

On a whim, I decided to purchase a ticket myself.

It was a different kind of expectation than something free. Paying is quite a hassle, but you all went through that trouble.

I was able to imagine the expectations for this event.

And so, I began preparing with the intention of meeting those expectations. I also considered the feedback I received previously while planning the event structure.

That was by no means a pressure.

Of course, there are still shortcomings and areas that were insufficient. However, I was able to enjoy the process, including the preparation itself.

One last thing.
Thank you for participating.
I look forward to the day we can meet again!
I am also waiting for those who are new to this! (^^)

Thank you for reading this far.
See you in the next article!