Tysay (taisei)

That’s precisely why we must reclaim our dignity as Japanese. And yet, I’ll dare to say this—perhaps this isn’t just a problem for Japan alone.

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However, that culture is fading. More and more young people make decisions based solely on reason and logic, forgetting to care for others.

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Japanese people value courtesy. We think of others before ourselves—but this is not submission. It is a culture built on mutual respect.

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I’m Japanese, and I’ve been deeply inspired by Bushido, which I believe is the most refined philosophy Japan has to offer.

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Many self-help books try to teach us how to live—but I believe the true essence of living lies in learning how to die beautifully.

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Don’t chase the “right” answer. Keep working until the path you chose becomes the right one.

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I used to be a baseball player and retired last year. Now, I work as a salesperson. At 27, I want to share some lessons I’ve learned, practiced, and reflected on deeply — both on and off the field. Turns out, the biggest curveball isn’t from the pitcher, but from life itself.

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