Since reaching 720,000 yesterday, it has already increased by 3,100.

Surpassing 720,000 PV, it has increased by another 3,100 PV. Thank you so much.
Yesterday, my articles surpassed 720,000 PV.
Of course, I was surprised when I saw that number.
When I first started writing articles, the number "720,000" felt like something from a distant world.
I was happy just to have a few people read my work, and every time the traffic increased little by little, I was encouraged by the thought that "there are people reading this" as I continued to write.
Before I knew it, it had reached 720,000 PV.
Looking only at the number, it might just be a traffic count.
But to me, this number of 720,000 is 720,000 encounters with articles, and above all, it is the result of the presence of every single person who opened and read my articles.
Thank you so much.
And, even though I just surpassed 720,000 PV yesterday...
there was something even happier.
I just reported yesterday that I had surpassed 720,000 PV, but the traffic hasn't stopped since then, and it has already increased by more than 3,100 PV.
"Wait, it's still increasing..."
Feeling that surprise and joy, I found myself checking the traffic count over and over again.
I thought things might settle down a bit after reaching the big milestone of 720,000, but in reality, even more people are reading them since then.
This is truly something to be grateful for.
The moment an article is published, it may be a "finished article" for the author, but for the reader, that is where it begins.
There are people who find the article through search or social media, see the title, become interested, and open the page.
And then, they read the text.
When I think that each of those steps is reflected in the number of 3,100 PV, I am filled with gratitude once again.
To everyone on the other side of the PV number
When you write a blog or articles, you inevitably become conscious of the PV number.
How many PVs was it yesterday?
How much did it increase today?
How much was this article read?
I'm happy if the traffic increases, and I feel a little down if it decreases.
However, while watching the count surpass 720,000 PV and then increase by more than 3,100 PV, I felt something again.
That is, PV is not just a number.
On the other side of 1 PV, there is one reader.
Someone who used a little bit of their busy time to read the article.
Someone who happened to search and find this article.
Someone who has been reading for a long time.
Someone who visits the articles many times.
And someone who introduced the article to someone else.
When I think about it that way, the way I see the number 720,000 changes significantly.
This is not just about "achieving the number 720,000."
I was able to connect with someone through writing 720,000 times.
That is how I perceive it.
I am truly glad I kept writing articles
When writing articles, things don't always go smoothly.
There are days when I worry about "what should I write today?"
There are also times when an article I wrote with all my heart isn't read as much as I expected.
Conversely, there are times when an article I didn't expect to have a big reaction to is read by more people than I imagined.
That is why this result of 720,000 PV has also become an opportunity to look back on the time I have spent writing.
Writing each and every article.
Watching over the articles even after they were published.
Being encouraged by the fact that there are people reading, and writing the next article.
I think those small accumulations have become a large number before I knew it.
And now, even after surpassing 720,000 PV, it has increased by more than 3,100 PV.
Watching this movement makes me think, "I will keep writing articles."
"Thank you" is not enough
Honestly, regarding this matter, I feel like no matter how many times I write "thank you," it is not enough.
To everyone who read the articles.
To everyone who became interested in the articles.
To everyone who visited many times.
And to everyone who has supported my articles until now.
Thank you so much.
The fact that I can write articles and publish them.
The fact that someone can find those articles.
And the fact that they read the text to the end.
It might seem like a matter of course, but it is by no means a matter of course.
The fact that you chose my article out of the many articles available.
That alone is something I am very grateful for.
720,000 PV is not the goal, but the start from here on
I think surpassing 720,000 PV is, of course, a major milestone.
But I don't intend to end it here.
Rather, I want to make this event a new start.
From now on, I want to continue writing articles that make readers think "I'm glad I read this," while cherishing what I want to write.
Not just chasing numbers, but carefully crafting each article.
So as not to waste the readers' time.
And so that there is something that remains in their hearts after they finish reading.
I want to continue accumulating such articles.
Reaching the big milestone of 720,000 PV.
And the fact that it has increased by more than 3,100 PV even the next day.
I am happy that I can report this happy event to you all like this.
Finally
Yesterday, I surpassed 720,000 PV.
And today, it has increased by more than 3,100 PV from there.
Every time I see this number, I am surprised that "so many people have read it," and at the same time, a feeling of gratitude wells up.
To everyone who read the articles, thank you so much.
I am sincerely grateful to each and every one of you who accessed them.
I will continue to carefully write each article that you can read.
Being able to see the view of 720,000 PV.
And being able to accumulate a new number of more than 3,100 PV from there.
This is a number that I could never have created on my own.
It is because you, the readers, are there that I can continue to write articles.
Thank you, truly, so much.
I look forward to your continued support.
And where can we go next?
I would be happy if I could see the view beyond that with you all.
With heartfelt gratitude.
Thank you.