The moment people truly change is not born alone

Hello, this is Yukiyo Kashiwabara.

"Real-life interaction is truly amazing!"
I'd like to share an experience that made me feel that way.


I frequently hold "tea parties" to talk with people who have experienced the "Rice Life" lifestyle I have been advocating for many years.

Among those who attended the tea party I held the other day,

there was someone who took the time to come just to say thank you, telling me, "I came to thank you because the Rice Life helped me get healthy."

It made me so happy I wanted to give them a big handshake.
Among these, one story from a woman in her late 30s who was working on body makeup was particularly impressive.

She enjoys strength training, and she told me she even entered her first body makeup competition last year.
Like many people who do body makeup, she used to tone her body through extreme "dietary restrictions,"

but after encountering the Rice Life,
she was able to "eat with peace of mind,"

and she told me that, rather than before, she lost fat, gained muscle, and got closer to her ideal body.

Another person was a woman who had been suffering from poor health due to menopause.

She said it was hard to get up in the morning and there were days she couldn't move, but after adopting a rice-centered lifestyle, her body started moving naturally,
and she told me that vitality had returned to her daily life.

I hear stories from many other people besides these, but
what came across from each of their experiences was,

that it wasn't just about "getting physically healthier,"
but that their "way of life" itself had changed,

is what it was.

Just hearing stories like this makes me tear up, thinking I'm glad I kept sharing this, but actually, there is something even more moving...
That is,

seeing the participants empathizing with each other's "ways of thinking" and "ways of being."
seeing that.

While online interaction is increasing,
actually sharing the same place and time, meeting, and talking.

What remains overwhelmingly as an impression and memory is, after all, the real thing.

"Hearing other people's stories made me think I want to do my best too."

Many people tell me this, and I realize every time that being able to think "I'm not the only one" leads to peace of mind, motivation, and courage.

Dieting and improving your constitution cannot be done in a few days.

That is precisely why some people get anxious, worry that they are the only ones who can't change, or wonder if this is really okay.
At the tea party, there were also people who were worried, saying things like, "My physical condition is getting better, but I'm still constipated..." or "Maybe this doesn't suit me..."

But there, by pushing them forward and saying, "That's a natural process" or "You're fine just as you are," I've seen scenes where their expressions brighten up in an instant.

Because it is a real space, trust and peace of mind are born in an instant.


Every time I hold a tea party, I realize that this is the "core" that we want to cherish.

How should I put it, it's like having companions to walk through life with.
That's the feeling.

I want to make people happy through the health business!
If you are someone with that kind of passion,
I think you will surely be able to empathize.

For you, I have prepared a gift for a limited time.
I would be happy if you could accept it.