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Hello, I am Eri Obana.

Since I started writing about whatever I wanted after the administrative scrivener exam ended last year, the number of published articles is about to reach 100.
As the number of articles has grown, I have created a site map for those reading my work for the first time.

In this note, I write about my work as a freelancer after moving to a rural area, child-rearing, preparations for opening an administrative scrivener office, and my study records for the administrative scrivener exam.

I would be happy if you could read from the sections that interest you.

About me, the author of this note

Nice to meet you, I am Eri Obana.

As a freelance writer specializing in the real estate genre, I have been involved in writing, editing, and supervising, mainly for web media.
I also have experience winning awards in blog operations and note posting contests, as well as appearing as a seminar speaker as a writing instructor.

I passed the 2025 Administrative Scrivener Examination and am currently preparing to open my own administrative scrivener office while continuing my writing work.

My other qualifications include Real Estate Notary (Takken), Rental Housing Management Specialist, FP Level 2, Nissho Bookkeeping Level 2, and a teaching license (Japanese language).

A detailed profile is summarized in this article.

Recommended articles for first-time visitors

For those who are unsure which article to start with, I have compiled the articles that received the most engagement.
Since I have collected articles that have exceeded 100 likes, I think this will also serve as an entry point to get to know the atmosphere of this note.

Articles organized by theme

I have organized the articles I have written so far into magazines by theme.
I would be happy if you could find the articles you want to read from the themes that interest you.

1. Work records of a freelancer who moved to a rural area

This is a record of my work as a home-based freelancer after moving from the Kanto region to the Hokuriku region. I write about how to get work, how to share information, work styles, and how to build a career for the future.

Here are the recommended articles in this magazine.

• How a freelancer living in a rural area gets work | Methods for receiving orders through blogs and social media without cold calling

• Why I, a Web Writer, Am Aiming to Become an Administrative Scrivener

2. Parenting Records of a Freelancer Who Moved to the Countryside

I am recording my daily life as a freelancer working while raising children in the countryside after moving from the Kanto region to the Hokuriku region.
I write about my children, securing work time, nursery school, housework, and life with my family.

Here are the recommended articles from this magazine.

• A Freelance Mother Who Moved to the Countryside: I Tried Using Housekeeping Services, Family Support, and Babysitters

• Choosing Freelance Work: My Decision Criteria as a Busy Parent Managing Solo Parenting

• Parenting as a Work-from-Home Freelancer: How to Work While Preparing for Sudden Illnesses

3. Records of Preparation for Opening an Administrative Scrivener Office

I am recording the process of preparing to open my office after passing the Administrative Scrivener examination.
I write about setting up the office, consulting with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, preparing for outreach, and the work I want to undertake after opening.

Here are the recommended articles from this magazine.

• The Opening Preparations I Made Between the Administrative Scrivener Exam and the Results Announcement

• I Attended an Opening Seminar by the Administrative Scrivener Association: The Reality of Starting a Practice as Heard from Senior Scriveners

4. Study Records Until Passing the Administrative Scrivener Examination

This is a record of how I passed the Administrative Scrivener examination while balancing parenting and accompanying my child during hospital stays.
I write about how I made time for studying, how I used problem sets, smartphone-based learning, and how I spent the final period before the exam.

Here are the recommended articles from this magazine.

• 2025 Administrative Scrivener Exam Success Story: Study Methods of a 35-Year-Old Mother of Two Who Passed on Her First Attempt via Self-Study

• Choosing Self-Study Materials for the Administrative Scrivener Exam: The Textbooks and Problem Sets I Used

• How I Passed the Administrative Scrivener Exam on My First Try Through Self-Study | A Complete Guide to Methods and Materials

5. My child has heart disease.

I am writing about life with my second son, T-kun, who has congenital heart disease (Double Outlet Right Ventricle).
I am recording surgeries, hospitalizations, life after discharge, and my feelings as a family member from a parent's perspective.

I am keeping this magazine in the hope that it might be of some help to others who are facing similar anxieties.

6. Records of note and SNS Operations

These are records of my note and SNS (Instagram, Threads, X) operations.
I am realistically recording changes in follower counts and view counts, as well as things I am trying out.

Here are some recommended articles from this magazine.

• Won an Award in the Mynavi note Contest '#ChallengesForTheFuture'! What I Finally Changed After Repeated Rejections

• My note has surpassed 5,500 total 'likes'. I explored the commonalities of articles that attract likes.

7. The story of my husband who does real estate investment while working in rental sales in a rural area

I am recording the story of my husband who engages in real estate investment while working in rental sales in a rural area.
I am writing about things I have seen up close as a family, such as detached house investment, apartment investment, and incorporation.

This is a record that includes not only success stories of real estate investment, but also failures and unexpected events.

Questions and feedback here

If you have any questions or thoughts after reading my articles, I would be happy if you could send them via the question box.

I will answer as much as I can regarding topics like freelance work styles, studying for the Administrative Scrivener exam, preparing to open a business, and balancing childcare with work.