Feel

 I really feel many things every day.

The other day, for the first time in many years, the sky was clear and sunny for Tanabata, and I wondered if Orihime and Hikoboshi had enjoyed their brief rendezvous with each other. I wondered if Orihime and Hikoboshi had enjoyed their brief rendezvous in the night sky.

I think Japan, the country of my birth, is beautiful.

I think there are some very good things about it, such as its culture, craftsmanship, food, and care.

However, I have come to lament the fact that power has become so concentrated that people with the spirit of the samurai, who could train and admonish themselves strictly, have completely disappeared from the country.

It seems to me that the great men and women of the past focused not only on their own self-interest, but also on their contributions to others and on altruism.

They thoughtfully considered how to nurture future generations, even their successors, and did not care that they might be the bad guys.

But now, people who watch their backs but never learn are at the helm of everything.

It may be the same in every country, but I feel that the same thing is happening everywhere in the matured capitalism.

The inequality in the distribution of wealth is often glossed over, but I feel that it is becoming more and more pronounced every day.

Just the other day, another kind, beautiful, and intelligent TV personality passed away.

It was a suicide. It is a kind of mass lynching using the Internet.

I believe that at the root of this carnage, which is repeated over and over again in every country, is the anger, envy, and sadness of people who are so urgent every day that they are unable to care for others.

Everyone is equally capable of joy and sadness.

The light they are exposed to is stronger when they are on the stage, and the shadows are darker in proportion to the light.

However, we only see the "light" side of celebrities on TV or on the Internet.

This is because they are made up so as not to be seen.

However, it is naive to say that we know what we are looking at based on that information alone.

She was originally a man.

She married and had a child.

But she wanted a new kind of family, got divorced, wanted to be herself, and became a more and more beautiful woman.

Conservative people were outraged at the gap.

If the couple was happy with it, I would be fine with it.

I believe that by creating new role models, these women set a precedent and helped more people to be saved.　She is a great person.

She was very kind and intelligent, and every word was carefully spun and filled with love.

The talent who were close to her spoke words of regret and many words of love at the same time.

There is no one in this world who can blame others.

It would be sad if you were condemned, and you should not do it to others.

We all scream and cry in our hearts so much that we can no longer understand such a simple thing.

I sincerely hope that we can be compassionate and think of the sadness behind our neighbor's smile every day.