I can keep going with note because it's like a street piano

I was introduced to the collaborative magazine "Street Note"

Yesterday, I created a collaborative magazine called "Street Note."

Street Note
I aim for this to be a place where anyone can easily share information, just like a street piano. Much like how a passerby might stop to listen to a performance, I hope this becomes an opportunity to connect with wonderful creators I haven't met yet.

Io-sama joined as our first member and
even introduced us in their article.

They appreciated the magazine's concept of being
"a place where anyone can easily share information, just like a street piano."

Io-sama writes wonderful articles woven with humor and education, using beautiful language.
I am very happy that they complimented my words.

Thank you so much!

The phrase "What I dislike, I dislike," quoted in the article above, is
a sentiment that really resonates with me as I search for a way of life that is true to myself.

Like what you like, dislike what you dislike.
Facing my own honest emotions
seems to hold the key to living life on my own terms.

I definitely want to check out the original source.

The thoughts behind "Street Note"

I feel that note is like a street piano.

What kind of articles one writes is up to the individual.
Writing and reading are both casual and relaxed.

Since there is no pressure to read or keep reading,
the writer can also write in a relaxed state.

Someone who happens to pass by and thinks "I like this"
might stop for a moment to read the article.

The reason I, someone who usually gives up after three days, have been able to continue with note
is because of that casual atmosphere and the warmth of those who read my work.

For those who are interested

Please feel free to join us via the article below.

I hope the collaborative magazine "Street Note" will become a new place for writers and readers to meet.