To those who identify as potential residents B and C of the End-of-Life Share House (all nationalities welcome)

To those who identify as potential residents B and C of the End-of-Life Share House

In today's society, do you not feel a sense of discomfort in the daily grind of selling off your time and abilities just to pay for fixed costs (rent and utilities)? Especially to those who, despite possessing location-independent skills and high adaptability, are aware that they have been intentionally or inevitably pushed out of the 'framework' of the modern rigid rental system and social structure.

We are launching a new survival strategy base, the 'End-of-Life Share House "Mure" (The Flock)', in the mountainous areas of Kochi Prefecture.

This is not a place to prolong life by consuming services provided by others.

• Superiority of 'Water' and 'Ground': Coldly calculating disaster risks and choosing land where one can physically survive.

• Designing 'Life' yourself: The 'tangible sense' of building and operating a self-sufficient system with your own hands, without relying on existing infrastructure.

• An economy beyond the 'Yen': Looking ahead to the loss of trust in the Japanese Yen, implementing new value exchange through digital assets and proprietary currencies.

What we are looking for are not guests waiting for instructions, but 'practitioners with high survival skills who can create something from nothing'.

Even when I say practitioners with high survival skills,
I do not mean 'only the skills you currently possess'.
It means people who, once their survival is guaranteed in a new environment,
are 'willing to take on challenges' in any learning or practice.

You, who are currently staying in a 'temporary lodging' while quietly waiting for the timing to steer toward the next stage. That 'timid caution' and 'sharpened adaptability' of yours, even if they are noise in the existing system, will become the core energy for building the future here.

'Mure' is not a place to support your comeback. It is a base for you to establish your own domain of control as a 'builder of a new world'.

We are waiting for the participation of those who feel a reality in this vision that goes beyond words.

Please leave a comment first.

I commented on TSUKURU Inc.'s article.

The following is the comment.
Nice to meet you, TSUKURU Inc.
I read your article because it was right below my article related to the 'End-of-Life Share House'.
Perhaps the AI confused job hunting with end-of-life planning.
＞Facing what is in front of you, polishing yourself, and maintaining the tenacity to make the choice you made the 'correct answer'
That is good.
It is as if it were the words of a young Toyotomi Hideyoshi.

End of comment.

I commented on Cosmorama's article.

The following is the comment.

Nice to meet you, Cosmorama.
It may sound harsh, but,
＞In an environment and landscape that is changed by the convenience of others, even so, nature should not completely disappear
Is that all?
Does it really not disappear just because you believe or wish for it to be so?

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