The words of the owner of the shrimp shop are particularly impressive: people today just want to do easy jobs and want a lot of time and money, but they don't want to develop their skills in the past.
Unfortunately. A true portrayal of modern people, or me. It is a happy thing for people to have a skill, the so-called craftsmanship. Painting, singing, drumming, playing the piano, mounting cakes, arranging flowers, cooking, and farming. And I, I could do anything. But I didn't. Pathetic.
Instead of being clever, I did something by myself. Day after day, life hangs. Isshōkenmei, what a beautiful word.
The endless pursuit of skill improvement and the pursuit of perfection. I think a person's character can also be sublimated from this. Does this pursuit of perfect happiness make more sense?
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