“Did you know?” Introducing playwright and composition writer Kojiro Ogawa (^^♪

This time, I would like to introduce playwright and composition writer
“Kojiro Ogawa”.

“Kojiro Ogawa” is, as I mentioned earlier, a

playwright and composition writer.

He currently works for an event and video production company in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, and is 43 years old.

“My personal rule is to include things I find ‘interesting’ in my writing,”
he says, and his posts range from content that makes you chuckle to stylish and witty pieces🤗

Even though they are limited to 400 characters, you can find plenty of meaning in the time you spend reading them.

Above all, if you become interested in “Who is this man?” standing against a background of purple smoke in his profile photo, then my job as an introducer is done.

Now, I would like to introduce three of “Kojiro Ogawa”’s charms♪

Let’s go (^^♪

✔ The charm of Kojiro Ogawa
　① The interest of his narrative development

The first charm of Mr. Ogawa is
“the interest of his narrative development.”

In a word, narrative development refers to “continuing to captivate the reader.”

He grabs the reader’s attention right from the title...

Making you wonder “What is this?” while reading on, and then convincing you with an “I see~”...

Halfway through, he completely changes the angle of the story from his unique perspective...

His “interest in narrative development,” which keeps readers from getting bored using all sorts of tricks, is second to none.

For example,
this article “The Man in the Light Car.”

I’m sure you were curious, thinking, “The man in the light car? What’s that??”

The opening story begins with a woman who believes that a man driving a light car is “unbelievable as a man.”

From there, the story unfolds, suggesting that perhaps it’s not that he is unbelievable as a man, but that she is the daughter of a car dealer who has seen so many light cars that she has grown to “hate” them.

Of course, there is a perfect punchline included.
(As for the punchline,
please check it out for yourself)

The unpredictable and eccentric story development
is somewhat reminiscent of
"Tales of the Unusual."

✔ The appeal of Kojiro Ogawa
② Focus on the theme

To get readers to keep reading your writing,
the "theme" is an important element.

Ogawa-san sets a theme for each article
and structures his stories accordingly.

For Ogawa-san,"theme" refers to the title itself.

Every article starts with
"What? What is that title??" and
doesn't let the reader go until they finish reading.

And this choice of theme is exactly what
makes people call him a playwright or scriptwriter.

With an exquisite balance, he
"tickles people's desire to know."

I am learning from him,
"So this is how you should choose a theme."

✔ The appeal of Kojiro Ogawa
③ Humanity

Ogawa-san's note is overflowing with
"Ogawa-san's own humanity."

After all, Ogawa-san is
really cool, isn't he?✨

He is a bit mysterious, but
you can also catch glimpses of his playful side in his articles...

Your personal charm
really draws readers in (^^♪

Seeing the dandy side of you
is also wonderful, Kojiro-san 😭

This kind of...
humanity that oozes from within a person
is something you can feel even when reading your articles.

I, too,
want to be a man who looks good in a hat!!

✔ Someone you should know
Kojiro Ogawa.

This time, I introducedKojiro Ogawa-san's
three charms.

1. The intrigue of his narrative development
2. His eye for themes
3. His humanity

And because he polishes all three of these charms
with the unique sense that is "Kojiro Ogawa,"
I think that is why
he is loved by so many fellow noters.
I believe.

Of course, Kojiro-san's charm
is not limited to note, but remains online as well.

(If you're curious, please take a look)

My words alone
cannot fully explain Kojiro-san's charm (;^ω^)/

From here on out,
please see for yourself ♬

And I would be very happy
if you would follow Kojiro Ogawa-san.

Kojiro Ogawa-san,
thank you very much ♬

Well then, until next time.
Goodbye.