There is always something the world is looking for

If there is something the world is looking for from me, what could it be?

Writing this might sound like an exaggeration. Even so, it is one of the themes I think about very seriously and deeply.

Even if it doesn't go as far as being 'demanded,' it can be rephrased as 'things people genuinely want me to do.'

This morning, while I was idly thinking about this on the commuter train, a surprising topic popped up from the X trends.

Actor Kosuke Suzuki participated in a comedy segment on the morning information program 'Love It!', and he actually unveiled his own personal cosplay (?! ) of his character Fukunaga from the drama 'Liar Game'!

※The person with the mushroom hair and glasses on the left side of the title logo is 'Fukunaga'.

I watched the program on TVer after I got home from work! Although they couldn't mention the work's title or the character's name because it was a different network, all the performers were so excited, shouting 'It's the real thing!!'. That is how intense of a character it was—one that you can't get out of your memory once you've seen it.

I wonder what kind of thoughts led Mr. Suzuki to realize this wonderful idea, 10 years after the series ended, on a different network. It might have taken courage. It might simply have been because he 'wanted to do it.'
Either way, this surprise can be said to have firmly captured a 'certain amount of massive demand'.

To share a personal story, 'Liar Game' was one of the works I followed in real-time starting from its late-night broadcast, and I was so enthusiastically hooked that it had a huge influence on my life afterward.

Just seeing this topic on X made me very happy from the morning, and my spirits were lifted.🥳

Thank you, Kosuke Suzuki!!!!

It was even turned into an article😳

Usually, there is often a gap between what you want to do yourself and what the world is looking for from you.

For example, on note, I think that elements of what people around you are looking for might be hidden in articles that received more 'likes' or reactions than you imagined.

And even if it's an event from the past, the demand might be hidden in things like 'what made people happy,' 'what you were thanked for,' or 'what you were asked to do.'

Even if it was 10 years ago.
If you dig it up, you might find items or hints that you can use in the 'present'.

Everyone has talent.
The world is waiting for that talent.

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