Home office
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My current home is my parents’ house, and it’s been 40 years since I moved to a new building with my family.
Mother’s castle, designed by her mother.
My mother liked this house so much that my rarely left the house.
It was a corner lot in the southeast, where my maternal grandmother lived nearby, and later my paternal grandmother lived with her.
I have lived in Roppongi and Ginza for 40 years, but now my parents have passed away.
It’s a two-family house, so the first floor where my parents lived can’t be used as it is.
It took me years to organize and throw away my father’s suits.
I thought it would be a waste to throw away the Englishman’s suit and Wako’s jacket, so I left them as they were.
His father’s study and his parents’ bedroom were left as they were.
I still felt like I was living in this house with his parents, and I couldn’t put it away.
This time, it was decided to rebuild the Ginza headquarters building, and during that time, I decided to use the first floor as my business office.
Throw away the bed in your parents’ bedroom and arrange a desk.
The trader is coming today.
This is very heavy on my heart.
The reason I was traveling all over Japan and opening Koyama G’s facilities all over Japan was because my parents were always at my parents’ house and I was relieved that they would always welcome me.
Now there is nowhere to escape to.
Your home becomes a battlefield for work.
I am prepared to be a manager 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Even at home, I work 24/7 via email and Zoom.
Being always with Koyama G’s friends all over Japan is my current peace of mind.
And always with the memories of my parents.
Usually in Ginza, such things don’t happen, but late at night and early in the morning, I write this diary while immersing myself in the memories of my childhood with my parents.
Overcoming many crises and misfortunes to get to where we are now is not only due to good luck, but also the blessings of my parents.
Our house doubles as an office, and from now on, work and home become one.
As I get older, I realize that I am getting closer to my parents.
I’ve become more confident as well.
This home is Koyama Shrine.
I don’t need an exorcism.
We will accept your offer.
So you might build a torii at the entrance.
Pulse oximeter 99/99/98
Body temperature 36.0 Blood sugar 179
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