Ellie's kindness accepts your individuality as a precious charm

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This article is paid PR content that I have reviewed and am now introducing.

With that in mind, I have carefully read the content and appeal of the article to introduce this collaboration between Ayumu Segai, Ellie, and King 🐉

It is a warm collaboration where Ayumu Segai has turned Ellie's kindness and charm into sound 🎤

Reading the Ellie & Ayumu Segai collaboration part 2, I feel that Ellie's words have the power to gently untangle the heart of someone who tends to be overly considerate 🍀

Ellie tells us that our individuality is a precious charm 🌟

Her words do not push you to force yourself to be cheerful, but rather seem to start from a place of not denying who you are right now.

That is precisely why you, as a reader, might be able to look at the sensitivity within yourself from a slightly different perspective, don't you think?

The episode about the handmade cookies that moved Ayumu Segai's heart also leaves a lasting impression 📚

When she worked as a nutritionist at a psychiatric hospital, the scene where she delivered handmade cookies to patients held a warmth that went beyond just giving them food.

Perhaps it was a form of interaction that conveyed, before any words were spoken, that you are a person worthy of being cherished.

I feel that in Ellie's kindness, the feeling of caring for others and the sense of protecting one's own heart overlap effortlessly.

Maintaining boundaries while still cherishing others.

Protecting your own heart while warmly engaging with someone else.

I feel that this stance flows deep within Ellie's articles.

And Ayumu Segai has carefully translated that charm of Ellie's into the form of a song.

The kindness, the hesitation, and the realization of learning to cherish oneself again found in Ellie's writing.

By setting them to music, she spreads a warmth to the reader that might not have reached them through reading alone.

This article is an entrance to encountering Ellie's words, and a collaboration where you can also touch upon the warmth of how Ayumu Segai receives them.

As you read this, you will surely want to visit Ellie's articles as well, won't you?

You don't have to blame yourself for being who you are.

It's okay for kindness to take the form of protecting yourself, too.

The collaboration between Ellie's words and Ayumu Segai is a piece that gently delivers such important realizations🎤

Ellie's words gently make you re-examine how you interact with yourself🐉

Reading Ellie's self-introduction makes me feel that even the times when you don't quite understand yourself can become an entrance to getting to know yourself little by little.

There are days when you get tired from thinking too much about other people's feelings, or days when a casual remark stays on your mind, aren't there?

Ellie's words don't dismiss such feelings as weaknesses, but rather accept them as an opportunity to learn how to interact with yourself.

From the way she cherishes and organizes not just her heart, but also her body and daily life, you can feel the warmth of understanding yourself little by little, rather than forcing yourself to change.

It is a self-introduction that makes you think that it is okay for you, as you are now, to move forward without rushing📚

Ellie's new series reminds you of the time when flavors soak into your heart🐉

Reading 'Ellie's Heart-Conditioning Restaurant, Opening Today', I feel that conditioning your heart is not about rushing to find answers, but about gently receiving the time you need for yourself.

The theme of the first episode is oden and a dialogue of silence.

Just as flavors gradually soak into oden after the heat is turned off, perhaps there are feelings that haven't quite turned into words that also need time to settle in.

In this restaurant that begins with Chef Usakichi, there is an atmosphere that gently reminds you how to interact with yourself through the warmth of the food.

As you read it, it's a piece that will make you want to receive a dish that suits your heart today as well📚

Ellie's ramune gently nestles up to feelings before they turn into words🐉

When you read Ellie's “For days when you want to release feelings stuck in your chest” you feel that feelings that didn't quite turn into words don't need to be rushed into order.

There are days when things you were actually lonely about or wanted to be understood remain in your heart afterward, aren't there?

Ellie depicts that sensation as a time to gradually become aware of your own feelings, layering them onto the bubbles of ramune.

The glass offered by Chef Usakichi has not only coolness but also the kindness to accept yourself as you are right now without blaming yourself.

As you read it, it is a piece that makes you want to gently create a place for the words that remained inside you as well📚

Ellie's 50th dish is a commemorative plate where 'thank yous' gently layer upon each other🐉

When you read Ellie's 50th commemorative plate from Chef Usakichi, you feel that the time spent continuing something is not something that grows alone.

Hot water, a colander, an iron frying pan, toast.

Ellie, who has accompanied the small dishes of daily life with words that nestle up to the heart at that time.

At the milestone of the 50th dish, gratitude for those who read, those who send comments, and even the ingredients and tools is layered on.

A commemorative plate of gratitude, carefully finished at Chef Usakichi's restaurant.

As you read it, it is a piece that makes you want to gently turn your eyes toward the small power of continuing that exists in your daily life📚

Ellie's chocolate brings a gentle luster back to wavering feelings🐉

When you read Ellie's “For days when the temperature of your feelings wavers,” you feel that your heart doesn't always have to be at the same temperature.

Chocolate is warmed, cooled, and then brought back to temperature slightly, allowing it to take on a smooth, glossy sheen.

During that tempering time, Ellie layers in the fluctuations of her feelings, doesn't she?

Whether it's a day when your spirits are high or a day when they are a little low, that is not a mistake; it may just be part of the process of shaping yourself into a form that suits you.

In the way Chef Usakichi stirs the bowl, there is a kindness that says it is okay not to rush and to cherish your own temperature right now.

As you read it, this is a piece that makes you want to look warmly upon your own fluctuations today as well.

In Ellie's restaurant, a dish that suits you right now is waiting🍴

Reading Ellie's articles makes me feel that I don't need to rush to change myself, but rather that I can learn little by little how to live with who I am right now.

In Chef Usakichi's restaurant, there is a warmth that feels like being offered a dish that matches your heart today.

The bubbles of ramune, the gloss of chocolate, and the time it takes for flavors to soak into oden—while these are all stories about cooking, they gently reach the feelings within you that have not yet become words, don't they?

Deep within that lies the sentiment that Ellie holds dear: that individuality is not a flaw, but a precious charm.

Even on days when you are too concerned with your interactions with others, or days when it is hard to understand your own feelings, you don't have to rush to fix the 'you' that is there.

I feel that Ellie's words create a place that accepts you as you are in that way.

This collaboration, where Ayumu Segai turned that charm into sound, also serves as a warm gateway through which Ellie's kindness spreads in yet another form.

If reading this has sparked a desire in your heart to savor Ellie's articles a little more, please go ahead and visit.

In Chef Usakichi's restaurant, isn't there surely a dish waiting that suits you right now?

King's note is a place where intelligence, high spirits, and luck mix together in a fun way🐉

King, who is currently feeling quite influential in the note community.

Just reading the site map makes you feel excited by the sheer number of entry points.

Despite having a background in education and having studied political philosophy and international politics, he is very lighthearted on note.

From the Miracle Lucky Cult and the 'Don't Press Like' project to fables, reading, music, and theories on note, serious thinking and playfulness run side by side.

Whether you want to think deeply or just have a laugh, there is a door waiting for you that will pique your interest.

I think that is the great charm of King's note.

And in the collaboration article with Ayumu Segai, that King-like quality is turned into a song.

Starting with the words that practice makes the impossible possible, King's world spreads through sound, from the bright vibe of the Miracle Lucky Cult to the playfulness of 'don't press like'.

It's fun just to read, but by becoming a song, King's momentum and approachability feel even closer.

It is very easy to nod in agreement with Ayumu Segai introducing King as a creator who is currently on a roll.

He has momentum, yet is somehow approachable.

He is intellectual, yet you can relax and enjoy his work.

Even though his projects and words are lively, underneath it all is a warmth that finds joy in connecting with people and tries to involve readers to enjoy things together.

If you are visiting King's note for the first time, I recommend taking a peek at the site map first.

If you listen to Ayumu Segai's collaboration song from there, King's world will suddenly appear in three dimensions.

For those of you who want to experience intelligence, laughter, momentum, and a little bit of luck, this is a creator you should definitely meet.

Ayumu Segai's collaboration delivers that person's charm through sound🎤

So far, I have introduced Ellie's kindness, King's momentum, and the collaboration where Ayumu Segai turned that charm into sound and delivered it.

What I feel while reading is that Ayumu Segai's collaboration is not just about turning a self-introduction into a song.

The words that person has cherished.

The personality that shines through in the articles.

The parts of yourself you take for granted, but which appear very charming to others.

Ayumu Segai carefully receives each of these things and joyfully expands upon them in the form of rap and song, don't they?

In the collaboration with Ellie, the time spent gently reflecting on how to treat oneself felt even closer when set to music.

In the collaboration with King, intelligence, rhythm, and a sense of luck spread all at once, and King's world emerged in an even more approachable way.

The charm that comes across through text alone shows a different expression when it becomes sound.

I believe that is where the fun of Ayumu Segai's collaborations lies.

It can be a little embarrassing to introduce yourself, can't it?

But when someone reads your article, finds your charm, and turns it into a song,

that must surely be a happier experience than you might imagine.

If you are interested, please take a look at Ayumu Segai's articles.

Just like with Ellie and King, your words might also expand into an unexpected song.

Ayumu Segai's collaborations are a warm project that connects the connections made on note from the joy of reading to the joy of listening.

This article will be posted until 7/31.

🍀Thank you for reading until the end🍀