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Japanese
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| Studied language : |
English
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I have always loved creating the atmosphere between people and places, and before I realized it, I found myself naturally standing at the center of many situations, helping to generate movement and energy.
When I was younger, I worked in Tokyo’s club scene, where everything moved at a fast pace. In that environment, I spent my days working with friends and colleagues to create new trends and flows together.
Later, I moved to Okinawa. There, I began to observe society more carefully—the way values form, the way people connect—and I started living a kind of life experiment, exploring not only society but also my own way of living.
Today, I have launched a project called “MAJEC JAPANESE OCUSTRACT.” Through this project, I explore themes such as the boundaries within society, the flow of trust, and the ways stories and narratives evolve over time. To me, society is not just a collection of systems; it feels more like a living organism. I’m fascinated by how to read its rhythms and how those rhythms might lead to the next form of social change.
Recently, I also started a blog as a way to open my experiences and thoughts to the outside world. I want to share what I have felt throughout my life, as well as my perspectives on social change—more casually, yet always with sincerity.
Moving forward, I intend to keep connecting my personal story with the broader story of society, continuing to explore and create new values and new flows. There is still so much for me to learn, but that is exactly what makes the journey so interesting.