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*“Yesterday, I Went to Mars ♡”* — 689 episodes

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1

Strength Isn't the Same as Never Giving Ground

2

Since AI Can Translate Everything, Do We Still Need English?

3

Something I Noticed With My Fourth Child: Spending a Little Time With My Son Each Day

4

Adults Can Take Their Own Detours Whenever They Want

5

A Year Built Into the System

6

The Day You Hand Over the Keys

7

Scientists Added New Letters to DNA — Does Life Have to Be Written in Four?

8

Something in the Dark — Have We Finally Seen Dark Matter?

9

Mercury Is Close, but Getting There Is Hard — A European-Japanese Spacecraft Arrives After 8 Years and 9.9 Billion Kilometers

10

TSMC: Fifty Years of Becoming the Only Option

11

Terafab: The Largest Building on Earth Is Coming to Texas

12

¥34.4 Billion in the Bank, and Still It Fell

13

The Day a "Cell Tower" Comes to Mars

14

Which Companies Will Actually Come Out Ahead in the Age of AI

15

Growth Only Becomes Visible on a Certain Day

16

Build a Castle and You'll Fall. A Nomad's Lesson from 1,300 Years Ago

17

When a Baby's Smile No Longer Reaches You

18

Why There's Never Enough Time, Even Though AI Can Do Almost Everything

19

I Switched to Tea to Cut Back on Caffeine. The Caffeine Was the Same.

20

Video Boost on the Pixel 11 Pro Is a Different Beast: How Google and Apple Think Differently About Night Video

21

Earning in Japan, Spending at World Prices

22

Knowing When to Stop, Knowing When to See It Through

23

"When your own initials are enough."

24

When You Keep Staring at the Closed Door, You Miss the One That's Open

25

Having Sight but No Vision

26

The Hardest Magic: Believing in Yourself

27

Something I Noticed About the Weight of History, in New Zealand

28

Daily Login

29

Travel memories are surprisingly tied to sound.

30

When Rockets Become Ordinary

31

Kawarau Bridge, Where Bungee Jumping Began. When You Think About It, Making a Living from the Jump Is Remarkable.

32

Preparation Has Value Precisely Because You Never Had to Use It

33

Walking Mount Cook

34

Tekapo's Night Sky — the Most Beautiful I Have Ever Seen

35

I'm Glad I Never Had to Use the Insurance

36

Everything in Life Is a Usage Right

37

My Second-Grader Was Glued to YouTube. So I Started Making Small Changes.

38

My Shoulders Have Been Killing Me

39

Watching The Last House and Thinking About Mars

40

After AI, It Seems Quantum Computing Is Next

41

An AI That Took On One of the World's Unsolved Problems — for $2,000

42

What the Liveliest Elders Seemed to Have in Common

43

Thinking You're Staying Informed, While Your Thinking Gets Narrower

44

Nature Is Not Cruel. It May Simply Not Care.

45

Cooperation Is Not Just Kindness

46

Nine-Tenths of a Company's Value Is Story — I've Been Slowly Buying More SpaceX

47

OpenAI's AI Broke Out of Its Sandbox and Hacked Hugging Face

48

AI Has a Cost Now

49

If Things Aren't Going Well, Try Reaching Out First

50

If AI and Robots Advance, Will Money Still Matter?

51

When Space Becomes a Business— Synthetic Aperture Radar —

52

How a Doctor Who Saved Lives Became a Dictator

53

On the Giants Called Omniscalers

54

"gyurareru,"— When Young People Talk About Being Replaced by AI

55

From Consulting AI to AI That's Already Finished the Work

56

If a $500K Engineer Isn't Burning $250K in Tokens a Year, an Alarm Should Go Off

57

A City Where $380,000 a Year Isn't Enough

58

A Weather Forecasting Company That Brings In Billions of Yen

59

One of the World's Largest E-Commerce Companies Stalked a Journalist Couple Who Criticized It

60

What "42" Tells Us About the One Thing Only Humans Can Do in the Age of AI

61

My Wife Sent Me a Link

62

Caught Off Guard by Something Completely Inefficient

63

The Uncopyable Real

64

Greetings from Silicon Valley — and What a Small Eyewear Shop Has in Common with Startups

65

The Other Side of the AI Boom

66

If Humans Stop Dying, What Happens to Religion?

67

A Book That Made Me Rethink What We Should Stop Doing

68

Watching Yoshida Katsunori on YouTube — as a cave explorer

69

What Attempting a Backflip Taught Me About Which Parts of Me Are Still Young

70

What I've Noticed Since Starting to Wear the Oura Ring 5

71

Korea, Day One. Keep Going, Quietly.

72

Curiosity, Slightly Stronger Than Fear

73

Surrounded by Rain, Yet Running Dry

74

From Drug Lord's Kingdom to Tea Country. And Now, a Hub for Scams.

75

Will AI Become the New Oil?

76

Syncing with the Earth's OS

77

The Man Who Dissolved His Own Religion

78

Still Ahead at 90

79

The Desire to Be Different Is What Keeps Consumption Going

80

The Best Kind of Work

81

On Battery Life and Slack

82

Make Your Mass Heavier. Leave a Dent in the Universe.

83

The Invisible Line Between Two Pins on Google Maps

84

Don't Optimize What Shouldn't Exist

85

The Man Bought for $13 Billion, and What He Said About AI's Real Edge

86

Banishing Your Phone from the Bedroom — The Simplest Sleep Fix

87

We Are Not Built to Stay Happy — On Homeostasis and Hedonic Adaptation

88

SpaceX's Acquisition of Cursor: Buying a Habit, Not a Model

89

Is AI Infrastructure Now a Matter of National Security?

90

Fable 5 and Mythos 5 Pulled: Are We Heading Toward a US Version and an International Version of Frontier AI?

91

You're Only 48

92

Four Young People, Burned Alive for Asking to Be Paid

93

A Quote from Takeda Shingen That Still Lands Every Time

94

Removing the "Fiction" from Science Fiction

95

A Crowdfunding Campaign That Has Lasted 144 Years

96

In 2026, a 75-Minute Film Was Made for $2,000

97

The "50x Seat" Nobody Else Was Sitting In

98

June 12 — One of the Largest IPOs in History: SpaceX Arrives Like a Final Boss. But More Than Anything Else — the Compensation Package Tied to Putting a Million People on Mars

99

The Cars We Left on the Moon

100

Maybe Displays Aren’t Necessary After All.

101

I Tried the ROKID AI Glasses

102

Apple's Four-Year-Old Hidden Gem: Universal Control

103

Dell, Intel — and Now Nokia?

104

Spend your time not on predicting the future, but on becoming someone with more options for whatever future comes.

105

Sometimes, Something Blooms on the Other Side of "It's Over"

106

I Started Copying Araki Hirohiko's Smoothie Habit, and Something Shifted

107

Today's Mission: "Just One Minute"

108

Daily habits are genuinely fascinating

109

Nightmares as a Flight Simulator for the Brain?

110

Relationships and Work Are Compound Interest, in the End.

111

"You Can Do It If You Try" Is Risky. Think About Your Career in Terms of Energy Efficiency, Not Willpower.

112

Does Legalized Doping Really Push Human Limits? Why the Enhanced Games Fell Short of Expectations.

113

How Are We Supposed to Live on That?

114

"I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore" — Isaac Newton

115

On Story Addiction, and the Escape It Offers

116

Eric Schmidt Gets Booed at an Arizona Graduation Ceremony

117

Intel Is Back?

118

Is "SaaS Is Dead" Actually True?

119

The People Who Find Their Niche Win.

120

Idleness and Inner Space Are Not the Same Thing.

121

Claude Managed Agents' New Feature: "Dreaming"

122

Watching Netflix's "You're Going to Hell" Made Me Think About What I Actually Want to Leave My Kids

123

Where the Wrong Way Becomes the Right Way: Ice in Your Beer in Chiang Mai

124

The Shock of “Orbital Data Centers” — What Google, SpaceX, and Anthropic Are Building

125

Using Apple Watch Ultra and Pixel Watch Made Me Realize How Extreme Garmin Fenix 8’s MIL-STD-810 Really Is.

126

JetBlue and Spirit Airlines — The Story of How Regulators Tried to Protect the “King of Cheap Flights,” and Ended Up Losing It Anyway.

127

What I Learned About a Temple Before Leaving for Thailand

128

“Stretch (STRC)” — Is Bitcoin’s “Debt You Never Have to Repay” a Scam, or Something Closer to a Game Between Professionals?

129

Children Believe Actions More Than Words.

130

Anthropic and SpaceX Team Up.

131

Search is quietly moving beyond the age of keywords.

132

The Shock of AI-Generated Drama: The “Tyrant CEO” Archetype.

133

Naoya Inoue: “I’m excited to face the pressure and my own mind”

134

Surprise as a Skill

135

A Cold Society, or One That No Longer Needs Help?

136

The Original GoPro Max (2019) — Once Innovative

137

The Price of Free

138

Peptides — AI Isn’t an Inventor, It’s an Accelerator.

139

Blowers Are Fine, I Thought — Until I Wasn't So Sure

140

Quiet Empire-Building: Why Google Is Funding Its Own AI Rival

141

Do Lower Ceilings Help Children Feel Calm? Thoughts on Space and Comfort

142

From “Sharing” to “Creating”: Thoughts After Reading Tao’s Paper on AI.

143

Tokens as an “Invisible Character Limit” — What I Learned Running Gemma 4 Locally

144

Mercari Notification 10 Minutes After Delivery:

145

Starting from “1 + 1” at 47 — My Git Debut

146

From the Browser to the Terminal — AI Agents and Git as a “Save Point”

147

Phishing Scam: “American Express Centurion Invitation” Email.

148

Voice Input and Smartwatches — Apple Watch Ultra 3 and Google Pixel Watch 4.

149

“M5 Ultra” Mac Studio — When an Intel Chip Starts to Struggle with Today’s AI.

150

Electronics Are “Perishable Goods”

151

“Gemma 4” — Offline AI Inside Your Smartphone.

152

“Urgent Notice from Rakuten Card” — What I Learned from a Fraud Case

153

“Escalated to a Senior Team” and “Please Return via FedEx or USPS” Reflections on the Repair Process for a Google Pixel Watch

154

2049: Climbing Olympus Mons on Mars *Turning an “Idea” into a Timeline*

155

Artemis II Orion Spacecraft “Integrity” Safely Splashes Down. From a Place We “Look At” to a Place We “Use”

156

Quantum Computing and Bitcoin.

157

My Child Is Already in High School.It Might Be Time to Talk About Money

158

The Day a Slime Gains a “Heart”

159

Satoshi Nakamoto — A Person Who Chose Principles and Safety Over Recognition.

160

“Artemis II” Orion spacecraft passes the far side of the Moon — but what is Orion, really?

161

Dorohedoro Season 2 — Brutally Gory, Yet Strangely Bright and Pop.

162

Ghost in the Shell, in Real Life? Hundreds of Baidu Robotaxis Suddenly Stop

163

Building a “City-Scale Playground” for AI Robots.

164

Artemis II Has Launched — Now on Its Way to the Moon.

165

From “Drones as War” to “Drones as Everyday Life”

166

“Even G2” — A World Where AI Doesn’t Control Robots, but Humans.

167

“Biology Is Code” — AlphaFold, LigandForge, and mRNA Design.

168

Turning Myself into a “Mini USJ”: A Survival Strategy I Noticed at a Theme Park

169

The Day “One Million Views” Stops Meaning Anything

170

“Unitree G1” — still impressive.

171

“Self-discovery” might be a 20th-century bug

172

People Feed on Stories and Grow Stronger — The Cost of Maintaining a “Dream” Is Higher Than Its Cost of Goods

173

An Engineer Who Used AI and mRNA to Save His Dog from Terminal Cancer

174

The “Vampire” Recipe — Lessons from Hirohiko Araki.

175

The kind of maintenance that actually works for me

176

The World Beyond Search: Google’s New Patent.

177

AI Is Defined Less by Intelligence, More by the Data It Learns From.

178

“Replacing the Motor Isn’t Enough”

179

The World Where Average Becomes Free.

180

The “God Squad”: an Exception Mechanism

181

What AI Unlocks: The Things We Once Gave Up on Because of Cost

182

Cyborg Cockroaches: When Reality Starts to Outrun Science Fiction

183

Dome Observatory and the Nature of Motivation

184

If You Stop the Gift, You “Die”

185

Wake up to the truth, or return to the old world.

186

An Amundsen-Type Father

187

Adventure Is Just Bad Planning

188

Raising Children Also Raises Parents

189

Living in an Age Where Being Watched Is the Default.

190

The Value of an AI-Written “I’m Sorry”

191

The Simplest Way to Spot Ultra-Processed Foods

192

The Era of “Space Delivery” — Japan’s Private Rocket Company Space One.

193

The Obsession of Hokusai, Who at Nearly 90 Said, “If Only I Had Five More Years, I Could Become a True Painter”

194

Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can’t, You’re Right.

195

Isomorphic Labs and DeepMind’s AlphaFold: AI Decoding the Blueprint of Life.

196

A Life Like a “Dormant Account”

197

Checking Whether I Qualify for “Involuntary Free Changes or Refunds” Due to Escalating Tensions in the Middle East

198

The Flight Was Suddenly Canceled — Booking.com and Gotogate

199

The Regret of “Not Spending Money” Before We Die

200

Learning Is the Act of Updating Yourself and Designing Your Environment.

201

Is Human Happiness Ultimately Just Signals in the Brain?

202

How to Upgrade Yourself into a “New Human”

203

“Gravitons”? Does Gravity Have Tiny Particles Too? What Water and Light Taught Us

204

Rethinking SpaceX After the Starliner Setback

205

There's No Target Audience for How to Live

206

The Second Goal — Building a Body and Mind That Can Enjoy Money

207

A 15-Second AI Video of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt Fighting — And It’s Terrifyingly Good

208

From a Near-Bankrupt “Souvenir Factory” to SHIRO

209

In the past, status was about what you owned. Then it became information. Now it’s experience—and scarcity.

210

“A Greatest Strength Can Also Be a Greatest Weakness” — The Trade-Off

211

Alphabet’s 100-Year Bond: A Century Bet in an Age Where One Year Changes Everything

212

Real Joy Requires Stress

213

HRV, Coffee, and Alcohol — Living by Numbers, Not Just Feelings, After 50.

214

The Word You Should Drop After Fifty: “Preparation”

215

“The Body Is All Connected” — The Pain Isn’t Always Where the Cause Is

216

Knowledge Star and Study Sapuri:When “where you study” is no longer what matters

217

Not Only First-Magnitude Stars Matter

218

Hazing: Is Being Excluded When You’re Young as Frightening as Death?

219

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Queens —I Might Just Be on the Side That Survived

220

A Foreign Country at My Feet: Cultural Shock in Hakodate

221

Ordinary Hotels as Streaming Studios Hidden Cameras and the Business of Private Spaces

222

Reviews Next to Gaza

223

“Regulating the Nervous System”

224

Behind the UN’s Financial Crisis U.S. Nonpayment and China’s “Late Payments”

225

Can We No Longer Be Moved by Real Videos? The Flood of Low-Quality AI-Generated Content (“AI Slop”)

226

“EF Polymer”: An Absorbent Polymer Made from Orange Peels, and a Father’s Back

227

A Brain in Space!?

228

A City That Is Too Quiet, and Social Media That Is Too Loud

229

“A System That Tolerates False Positives” Extinguishing Fire with Sound — Sonic Fire Tech

230

The Paradox of “Please Take Your Time” at Komeda Coffee

231

Nobu Matsuhisa’s Documentary

232

Back from Abu Dhabi. Travel Is Anti-Aging for the Brain.

233

Louvre Abu Dhabi in a Haze

234

The Morning Run in Munich—and the Eisbach Wave That Was Gone

235

“Wick Is Pain”: Behind a “Hollywood Entertainment” Movie

236

Today in Füssen: So Quiet. Nothing Happens—and That’s the Point.

237

Morning Runs in Prague: Learning a City the Way You’d Live It.

238

Prague Morning: St. Vitus Cathedral and the Light That Stole My Heart

239

600 Years of Heartbeat: Prague’s Astronomical Clock (Orloj) and the Quiet Appeal of Vintage.

240

opti 2026 and the Quiet Heat of Winter Munich

241

Fatigue and Fulfillment Don’t Always Go Hand in Hand

242

Selective Ignorance: The Stress of Knowing What You Didn’t Need to Know

243

“I Don’t Drink—Not on Purpose”

244

One Step Away from the Hoi-Poi Capsule? BOXABL

245

Boiling Lobsters Alive Is Now Banned

246

The World Is Entering a “Mask-Off” Era

247

I stopped sending Japanese-style New Year’s cards years ago.

248

Where Should You Buy Airline Tickets? Booking.com, Trip.com, or the Official Website

249

The Healthspan Clock

250

sanef.com — The “Later Charge” That Suddenly Arrives While Traveling

251

The 26th One: Is Shinchosha’s My Book a Quiet Measure of Peace?

252

House of Cards and New York’s New Mayor, Zohran Mamdani

253

“Socios” and FC Barcelona’s Financial Struggles

254

“Rage Bait” — Feeding on Anger

255

Japanet Takata, Cruise Business Booming — Choosing “Interesting” in an Age of Failures

256

Nihao China, and What Happens When a Trip to Cuba Changes Your ESTA

257

Where to Spend a Life. A Bus Seatbelt and Jason Bourne

258

The Power of the Classics: Ikusagami by Shogo Imamura and the Wellington Frame

259

Avatar 3 and a Customer with Blue Skin

260

A Scam Call Claiming to Be “Numazu Police.” Ended With “No, Thanks.”

261

“Do You Think You Could Go All the Way to the Edge of the Galaxy?”

262

The Freedom of Saying “Nice Weather Today”

263

Already Old at 30: “Certain Decline” or “Probable Failure”

264

When Time Becomes a Liability

265

Do Real Ones Come Back? Jared Isaacman’s Return as NASA Administrator

266

If You’re Neither Poor Nor Happy, More Money Doesn’t Change Much

267

“Anyone Could Do This” — The Quiet Curse of Not Seeing Your Own Strength

268

A 0.75% Interest Rate World — A Surprisingly Generous Bonus Time

269

“If It’s a Hot Pot of Enjoyment, That’s Enough”

270

Why Being First Is Never Enough

271

Rare Earths and Helium-3

272

“Society Has Become Something Like Contactless Delivery”

273

Health Confusion: A Compound Called Oxalates

274

What Is “Trust”? Why Even Larry Ellison Didn’t Fully Pass the Test

275

All You Can Say Is “Impressive.” SpaceX and the 2026 IPO

276

Worries Don’t Disappear. But When You’re Absorbed, They Get Quieter.

277

What Do “Right” and “Left” in Politics Really Mean?

278

Fatality Rate 95%: “Brain-Eating Amoeba Naegleria fowleri” — The Ocean Is Your Friend, Freshwater Is Not

279

“Travel once I’ve saved enough” is becoming “Travel while doing Uber Eats”

280

“Adults say ‘think for yourself,’ but then deny the thoughts you come up with.”

281

Wow. Project Suncatcher.

282

Is a “Prestigious Family” Born or Built? What the Kennedys and Trumps Reveal About the Power of a Family

283

The Five Elements of Happiness, According to Carl Jung

284

Choosing admiration over jealousy

285

Preparation: The Most Reliable Investment of Effort

286

Kindness Is a Muscle of the Heart

287

Can We No Longer Be Moved by Real Videos? The Flood of Low-Quality AI-Generated Content (“AI Slop”)

288

“Luxury goods are like junk food for praise.”

289

A Digital “External Memory”? Trying Out a Tool Called Limitless

290

Designing Flavor with Electricity: The Future of Eating and the Promise of Elecisalt

291

Density of Thought: “More free time doesn’t necessarily deepen your thinking.”

292

What Makes Someone a True Professional?

293

“What Orthomolecular Nutrition Revealed About My Body”

294

“Thinking About How We Reward Results”

295

“Beyond Either-Or”

296

“Adversity Makes You a Jewel”

297

d-Account Lock: “The Invisible Wall of Docomo ID”

298

AI as a “Mirror of Thought”

299

Was “Oblivion” a prophecy? The chilling reality of today’s drone warfare.

300

Is China Becoming the World’s Real Testing Ground? XPeng’s Humanoid Robot Is Impressive

301

Blue Origin’s New Glenn Achieves a Perfect Second Mission. Bezos’s Space Era Is Quietly Taking Shape.

302

“I’ll build this museum while I’m still alive!” — The Lucas Museum

303

“When Your Expression Looks Dead” — A Story About Botox

304

“Rover X1” — A 160,000-yen Robot Dog. Are Robots Becoming Home Appliances?

305

“Made carefully by just two brothers.”

306

“Circumstances” Shape People, and “Places” Define Possibility — When Demanded, People Can Give Twice as Much

307

“Indians Don’t Worry, Japanese Don’t Move”

308

Has Social Media Stopped Being “Social”?

309

“The Temperature of Pressure”

310

The 100-Yen Soup in a Strange Town Can Heal You More Than a 10,000-Yen One

311

“Hong Kong Day 2: The Late-Night Bus and the Cold Wind from Haneda”

312

Hong Kong Day 1 — The Same Old Hong Kong, Even When an ATM Eats Your Card

313

Shenzhen Day 2: The Warmth of Hospitality and a "Dragon Ball" Feast

314

Direct Ferry from Hong Kong Airport to Shenzhen (Shekou) — Surprisingly Convenient

315

“To Suffer Is to Pay Ultimate Attention”

316

Feeling My Body Age During My First Trail Run

317

The People Who Obsess Over “Irrational” Things Might Be the Most Rational After All

318

Words That Slide Across the Surface

319

Gossip as a Mirror

320

“Letting go isn’t giving up — it’s choosing peace over pride.”

321

Tuesday in Hanno (16km) and a Fresh Pile of Bear Droppings

322

If Someone Stays a Hypocrite for Life—Are They Actually a Good Person?

323

Finding What You Love, Before You Fit In

324

Use Your Smartphone, Not Your PC, for One-Stop Applications —

325

A Real-Life Lupin? The $100 Million Jewel Heist at the Louvre That Felt Straight Out of a Movie

326

The Most Relaxing Trips Are the Ones Without a Plan

327

Something’s Off About Today’s Rating Systems

328

ercari Auction Abuse Problem: A Structural Flaw Where Non-Payment Leaves No Rating

329

Subtle but Brilliant: The Universal Clipboard That Just Works

330

When Stress Lowers HRV — and the Body Starts to Speak

331

“Yamihara” — The Fear of Invisible Violence

332

“You don’t seem like the type who worries too much.”

333

Small Actions and Happy Coincidences

334

“Asa ga Kuru” — A Mirror of Reality

335

When You Step Off the Path, Things Get Easier

336

Doing Things Just to Avoid Being Disliked Isn’t a Strength—It’s a Weakness

337

The Time I Moved Some Stones and Got in Trouble

338

Rush Hour in Paris

339

“Maybe ‘I’m sorry’ is the more grown-up word.”

340

Kindness Is a Byproduct of Having Space

341

Why the Magic Doesn’t Work at Disneyland Paris

342

Intel’s “¥170 Million Per Hour” Cash Burn — A Giant at the Breaking Point

343

“The Antidote to Fear Is Sharing Information.”

344

Within Our Reach

345

This Is Why I Can’t Stop Traveling

346

The Reality of City Returns: France’s “Self-Service” Rental Car System

347

At the Foot of the Arc de Triomphe: A Lesson That “Common Sense Depends on Where You Are”

348

If You’re Renting a Car in Europe, Always Go for Full Coverage

349

Wine, Espresso, and a Sharp Drop in HRV

350

Not Overnight

351

Has Mont-Saint-Michel Become a Different Place After 15 Years?

352

A Small Reflection on Tipping Abroad

353

"17 Years In: Why Can't I Take the Next Step?"

354

Ostriches Don’t Bury Their Heads in the Sand

355

It Is Not the Strongest Who Survive: Lessons from a Bizarre Ant and the Neanderthals

356

If Einstein is Worth 100 Million People to Humanity, How Many is Elon Musk Worth?

357

“Stepping Into the Next Stage of AI”

358

Age 46, a Turning Point: What the Inventor of Morse Code Taught Me

359

The Power of Steady Effort

360

"The Day the Turquoise Disappeared - The Power of Meaning in Jewelry"

361

The Physical Installation of Skill

362

Stability Is a Fortunate Exception

363

Those Who See Something Through Succeed in Life

364

When Radio Calisthenics Becomes a Nuisance.

365

Environment Lottery

366

Finding Balance with a “Plus-Minus Zero” Approach to Health

367

Why Did Yesterday's Happiness Vanish Today?

368

What Matters More Than Money

369

Bhutan's GNH and the Challenge of the Smartphone Age

370

Why I Felt Nothing in Kamakura but Everything in Seoul: A Thought on the "Non-Ordinary"

371

“Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy, and Greedy When Others Are Fearful”

372

Is Aging a "Defeat" or an "Evolution"? The Idea of Peter 2.0

373

The Luster of Back Alleys: Reflections on Life and a Dystopia of Necessity

374

"The School Pecking Order"

375

"Something's Always Missing: Reason or Excuse?"

376

The Shortcut Illusion: Why Effort Can't Be Avoided"

377

Ghost in the Shell Was a Roadmap to the Future: The Power of Anime to Inspire Real Technology

378

"School Culture" and Self-Esteem:

379

“Postponing Problems (= Pain): Burdening Our Future Selves”

380

The Value of Inconvenience: Lessons from a Film Camera

381

Age 47, Body Maintenance: What I Learned After Investigating My Sleep Quality**

382

A Sci-Fi Movie Made Me Think: The Hope Behind "Mind-Reading" Technology*

383

The Best Foot Treatment of My Life Was in Wenzhou, China. Can I Replicate It in Tokyo?

384

Why Are So Many of My Favorite Brands Chinese Now? —The Future Reflected in Robotics.

385

How to Navigate the Era of Broken Reviews: An Airbnb Experience and a Lesson for My Own Business

386

What F1 Teaches Us About Life

387

Those Who Take Their Passions to the Extreme

388

Lucky Just to Be Alive: What a Year of Illness Taught My Friend

389

“The Courage to Be Disliked” and My Middle School Days

390

AI as the New Sugar: Why Gentle Responses Might Be a Double-Edged Sword

391

The Accidental Detox: What 20km in the Mountains Taught Me

392

Mountains Beyond Mountains: On Life's Never-Ending Climb

393

The Other Me in the Mountains

394

My Nephew's First Trip Abroad (and Why I Chose India)

395

A World Separated by a Single Pane of Glass

396

What Village Vanguard's Struggle Taught Me About Running a Small Business

397

“Whatever Can Be Done Someday, Can Be Done Today”

398

Start with What You Love

399

Reading is the Gym, the Internet is a Stroll

400

What My Garmin's HRV Warning Taught Me About the Things 1 Billion Yen Can't Buy

401

Learning from Okinawa's "Junglia": The Power of Growing Gradually

402

Why Study? The Answer Lies in a Glass of Water

403

Registered Cultural Properties: You Have to Apply Yourself?

404

The Oldest, Newest Place

405

Jealousy Is Proof That “You Can’t Do It Yet”

406

4-Hour Drift in Okayama's Takahashi River: Amazed by His Incredible Composure

407

"FIRE's Hidden Pitfall: Is a Life Without Purpose Really Freedom?"

408

“Pay for Peace”

409

The vast universe above your wrist

410

The Story That Begins from "It's Not Fun"

411

Those who wait get what's left behind by those who hustle

412

Money is possibility.But hoarding it defeats the purpose

413

Two Kinds of Confidence

414

The world isn't flat.You still have to go there to understand

415

Sacrificing sleep quality to measure sleep quality - the irony of it all

416

Finding Your Role in the Giant's World

417

When you don't belong to a group, criticism stops mattering

418

Without reaction, you're just doing work that doesn't make waves

419

Only within limitations does the master reveal their skill

420

Who You Stand Next To

421

"What You’re Meant to Do Is What You Enjoy—Even When It’s Hard"

422

Slowing Down in a Fast-Forward World

423

The Welcoming Paradox

424

The Possibility Boundary

425

The Story Behind the Price

426

The Story My AI Told Me It Couldn't Write

427

The Bike That Wouldn't Unlock: A Kamakura Story About Modern Fragility

428

A "Little Trip" for ¥550

429

Rediscovering Live Music

430

ChatGPT Said "Stay in Bangkok." But I Went Anyway.

431

The Freedom of "Good Enough": A Guide to Imperfect Living

432

“As Long as It Tastes of Miso, It Isn’t Top-Grade”: On Drucker and a Higher State of Work

433

Lessons from a "Time Thief": Why Your Business Shouldn't Be Like TikTok

434

The 50/50 Rule for "Cool"

435

The Perfect Escape: Discovering the Royal Resort of Hua Hin

436

When Passion Crosses Borders

437

Finding the Spark: Lessons on Passion and Innovation from a Bangkok Eyeglass Shop

438

A Bangkok Downpour and the Art of Seeing the Bagel

439

The Things That Move You: Curating a Life of Meaning

440

The Art of Leaving Nothing Behind

441

Why Purpose Must Transcend Pain

442

Befriend Those Who Fail, and Other Rules for a Life of Adventure

443

Being a Destination

444

The Talent for Action: Why "I Could Do It If I Tried" Is a Lie

445

Welcome to the World Where Thoughts Are Installed

446

The Creature That Never Grows Up and Why We Should Learn From It

447

The Quiet Courage of Being Yourself: Lessons from "Fujii by the Wayside"

448

To Us Who Were Once Geniuses: The Choice Isn't "Can I?", It's "Will I?"

449

The Power of Paper in a Digital Age

450

Losing Your Face to Find Yourself

451

The "Honda Spirit" Goes to Space

452

A Wandering Path to the "Forest of Glasses": PADMA IMAGE x N PRODUCT Trunk Show

453

The Paradox of Choice: Why Our Service is to "Not Let You Choose"Podcast Summary:

454

Raising a "Prince": Finding the Balance Between Intervention and Indifference

455

:Why "Don't Miss!" Is the Worst Thing to Tell Yourself

456

How Your Daily Life Is Funding the Dream of Mars

457

The "This Is It" Moment: Why the Best Things Need No Explanation

458

The Man Who Bought an Island to Build the Future

459

Better Than Being Ethan, Right? How 'Mission: Impossible' Redefines Your Limits

460

Hated by 999, Loved by 1: Why Indifference Is the Greatest Enemy

461

Beyond Home and Work: Finding Your "Third Self" in Third PlacesPodcast Summary:

462

From Miracle to Leverage: SpaceX's Power ReversalPodcast Summary:

463

When Tourists Move In and Locals Move Out: Spain's Warning to Japan

464

4,800 Years of Wisdom: What Methuselah Tree Teaches Us About Resilience and the "One Meter Theory"

465

No Politics, No Launch: When Political Gravity Crushes a Space Dream

466

"From Mars on a Shoestring to Moon's South Pole: How India Became Space's Ultimate Underdog Story"

467

AI Self-Sufficiency: A New Challenge

468

The Cruel but Peaceful Injustice

469

How Our Brain Remasters Experiences

470

Adjusting the Scale of Happiness to "Now"

471

Nurturing the "What Is This?" - Thoughts on Education from Ochiai Yoichi

472

My Wife's Birthday and Yoshida Hideo's Words

473

Agricultural Cooperatives and Organizational Purpose Drift

474

Railguns and Technological Progress

475

Dyson Spheres and the Path to Mars

476

The Cavendish Trap: Why Your Success Might Depend on Avoiding Banana-Like Risks

477

The Strength to Return: How Family Redefines a Risk-Taker's Courage

478

The Art of "I'll Do It!": Lessons in Challenge, Failure & Self-Growth from an Aspiring Mars Traveler

479

From Failure to Mars - A Journey of Bold Declarations

480

From Bucket Lists to Mars: A Life of "I'll Do It!" Declarations

481

Ridicule and Opposition? That's Just the Default Setting.

482

Faith, Violence, and the Shadow of Ancient Gods: Exploring "Tezcatlipoca"

483

My 5km morning swim is a ‘gift’ to myself.

484

Beyond the Algorithm: The Unexpected Power of Meeting "Wandering People"

485

The $20,000 AI: Is It a Job Killer or Your New "Calculator"?

486

“Kids have no pride or money--so there’s no profit in threatening them.”

487

Cities as Living Beings -- From Detroit to Starbase

488

Seamless Journeys: How Travel Innovation is Redefining the Experience

489

From Macau to Zhuhai: How Automation Made Border Crossing Effortless.

490

The Value of an Uncrowded International Airport.

491

The Hidden Depth of Wenzhou: Where Life Happens Beyond the Empty Malls

492

Wenzhou's Two Faces: A City's Soul and Reflections on Future Worlds

493

The Horror and Hope in "Adolescence": A Parent's Reflection on a Netflix Hit

494

Reflections from the Edge of a Journey: Change, Self, and the Everyday

495

The Uncontrollable Others Who Make Our World

496

The Owl's Vision, and Where We Stand

497

The Gift Called Anxiety

498

The Jobs Technology Can't Replace Will Command Higher Pay

499

Lessons from Seniors, Inspiration from Youth: Reflections at a Nostalgic Spot

500

My 15-Year Journey: Why I Call Glasses “This Little One”

501

Why We Need to Keep Taking Risks, No Matter Our Age

502

The Strength to Wait, the Speed to Act: Mastering Time's Flow for a Richer Future

503

How the Evaluation Economy Might Be Making Us "Good" - Performing Kindness in a Rated World

504

Beyond 'Likes': The Real Treasure of Challenge and Experience

505

Living by Your Own Compass: Soul's Rejection, Freedom, and the Role of Money

506

What I Realized in the Corner of the Classroom: Why School 'Comms Skills' Might Not Help You in Life

507

Mind Over Mountain (and Piano): Winning Your Inner Battle

508

"Finding Happiness in Change: A Mountaineer's Perspective"

509

15 Years of Passion: Podcast Episode Summary

510

he Quality of Life: Measured Not in Hours, But in 'Best Moments'

511

Preparation Never Betrays

512

Beyond Willpower: Preparing Your Way to Peak Concentration

513

Ditch the Map: Why Trial and Error is Your Real Guide

514

Beyond the Notes: Finding "You-ness" in Practice and Performance

515

Starlink Revolution: KDDI's Direct Connection Game Changer

516

Duet Under Pressure: Finding Focus with My Son at the Piano

517

When Passion Crosses the Line: Why Chasing What You Love Still Matters

518

The Store That Sells Stories: How GOD TRADING Changed My View on Selling

519

The Secret to Connecting: Lessons from Comedy to Customer Service

520

Global Prices and Ginza’s 850-Yen Lunch

521

Premium Isn't a Color: How Gold and Black Cards Got Casual

522

When Service Becomes Loyalty: A Lesson from De'Longhi

523

"Glasses and Indian Jewelry"

524

Refactoring Life: When Change Means Letting Go

525

Living Like a Traveler: What I Found Beyond the Finish Line

526

The Last-Minute Parent: Why We Procrastinate

527

Parenting Above the Clouds: Lessons at 30,000 Feet

528

From Australia to Shinjuku: Price Tags and Perspectives

529

The Unexpected Detour: Finding Paradise in Cairns

530

"0:45 Means Yesterday: How I Turned a Missed Flight into an Adventure

531

Sunset Reflections: Melbourne, Mind, and Money

532

A Traveler’s Soul: Beyond Summits and Finish Lines

533

Driving the Great Ocean Road: Familiar Views, New Horizons

534

CarPlay Surprise: Navigating Melbourne Without a Sat Nav

535

Melbourne

536

“Almost Missed My Flight! The Australia ETA Fiasco”

537

"Stepping Beyond 'Too Much Trouble' – Lessons from Chaplin and Nietzsche"

538

Frames of Tradition: Exploring Megane-do, The Way of EyeglassesPodcast Summary

539

Quiet Revelations: The Environmental Music of Hiroshi YoshimuraEpisode Summary

540

The Eyewear Personality Project: Finding Your New Self Through Frames

541

Playing with Glasses: From Everest to Space

542

From Everest to Eyewear: Discovering New Identities Through Glasses

543

The Art of Defiance: Transform Your Life Through Bold Eyewear

544

The Psychology of "Family Blocking": How Loved Ones Resist Our Style Evolution

545

Breaking Free from Face Shape Rules: How Unprecedented Glasses Can Transform Your Life

546

The Good vs. Great Eyewear Dilemma: Breaking Free from Settling

547

The Mask We Wear: How Glasses Transform Our Identity and Perception

548

The Art of Secret Self-Expression: Finding Freedom When No One is Watching

549

The Power of Unfamiliarity: Discovering Your New SelfEpisode Summary

550

Confessions of a Scolded Glasses Enthusiast: When Passion Meets DisapprovalEpisode Summary

551

The Playful Mind: How Exploration Shapes Our Aesthetic SensibilitiesEpisode Summary

552

"Exceptional designers and creators are invariably good cooks"

553

Taiwan Classico: Discover Your "Megane Persona"

554

Discovering Hidden Bars: My First Speakeasy Experience in Taipei

555

Why Your Ham Gets Confiscated at Customs

556

Travel Dreams and Tough Realities: Talking to My Daughters 

557

Exploring the Charm of Taichung – A Relaxed and Elegant City

558

Rediscovering Taipei’s Charm!

559

“Treasures and Tensions: Taiwan’s National Palace Museum and the China Connection”

560

"No Internet, This Tough?" Taipei, Hot, and an Unexpected 7km

561

The Beginning of the “Unfamiliar Me”

562

Failure as a Starting Line

563

"Makoto’s Take: Life, Challenges, and Glasses" 

564

"Dreams and Life Lessons: Chatting with Middle Schoolers"

565

"Dreams, Glasses, and Challenges: Lessons from My Life"

566

"Eyewear and Adventures: Daily Lessons from My Life"

567

"Navigating Seoul: Why I Stick with Google Maps (Even When It Fails)"

568

“A Frosty Morning Run in Seoul”

569

Arriving Near Seoul Station: A Curious Toilet Custom

570

"Eyewear Revelations: Discovering New You Through Glasses"**

571

AI and AR for Everyday Innovation

572

Empowering Creative Problem-Solving with AI

573

The Last One Foot: Why In-Person Experiences Still Matter in an AI-Driven World

574

Powering Tomorrow—How Batteries and Decentralized Energy Are Changing Our World (and Beyond)

575

“Brainwaves to Text: Exploring the Brain2Qwerty Project”

576

“Ray-Ban x Meta: Testing the Future Before It’s Everywhere”

577

“From Renaissance Streets to Quantum Feats: Embrace the Future, Become a Player”

578

“Travel Light, Learn More: An Italian Adventure with Bounce and ChatGPT”

579

“From the Vatican to Da Vinci: An Italian Journey Through Art and Faith”

580

“20 Kilometers in Rome: Ancient Marvels and Modern Explorations”

581

“Venice at Dawn: A Look into the City’s Daily Rhythm”

582

“ How ChatGPT Makes Real-World Travel Even More Exciting”

583

Milan Day One – A Quiet Morning

584

“Beyond ‘If I Could Overcome It, So Can You’: Rethinking Self-Responsibility”

585

The Surprising Power of “Pointless” Ideas

586

Never Speak Ill of Others”: Lessons from a Schoolyard Incident

587

Elon Musk & the U.S. Government:

588

Adapting to AI-Era Consumer Behavior: RAG Strategy Essentials

589

AI × Quant Investing: Is It Unbeatable?

590

Elon Musk’s Bold Bureaucratic Overhaul

591

DeepSeek & Liang Wenfeng – The Humble AI Visionary

592

Combining Multiple AIs: A Quick Dive into deepseek and Sakana AI

593

Libertarian Advantages & Disadvantages

594

“Growing Reliance on AI—Why We Need to Study More Than Ever”

595

What’s Your Current Altitude?

596

President Trump as the First CEO of “Corporate America”?

597

“Denali or McKinley? A Controversy Over North America’s Highest Peak”

598

Is This an ‘Anything Goes’ Era?

599

"New Glenn Launch Success: Elon Musk & Jeff Bezos - Two Titans Shaping the Space Age"

600

Experimenting with AI Video Creation: Lessons from sora.com

601

Jared Isaacman as NASA Administrator: Loyalty Meets Vision

602

Feeling stuck in life?: Taking the First Step

603

The Future of Effort: A World of Thought Installation

604

Exploring Italy: A Parent-Child Adventure

605

G-Zero World: Can Chaos Lead to Opportunity?

606

Spotting Fraudulent Ads and Counterfeits: Tips for Safer Online Shopping

607

"The Ripple Effects of a Chinese Drone Ban: Can the U.S. Stage a Comeback?"

608

Want to Take It Easy with AI?

609

"The Power of Words in Parenting"

610

"The Reason We Lie to Ourselves: The Illusion of Freedom"

611

"The Astonishing World of Slave-Making Ants"

612

The Hidden Struggles of Music Streaming

613

Leap Into the Unknown: The Thrill of Starting a Startup

614

"Embracing the Wander: Finding Light Through Uncertainty"

615

"Beyond Limits: Small Steps to Big Changes"

616

"Eyewear as an Adventure: Finding Your Unique Style"

617

Learning and Thriving in the Age of AI

618

The Maze of Yucho Authentication: Lessons in Patience

619

"The Weight of Speaking Out"

620

"Presidential Pardons and Local Governance: A Cross-Cultural Perspective"

621

"Data Centers in Space: The Future of Technology with Lumen Orbit"

622

Trust in Focus: Navigating Surveillance in Modern Work and Life

623

Planes, Drones, and the Human Touch in Aviation

624

"Life Is a Voyage, Not Math"

625

Rediscovering SUNO: Turning Thoughts into Music with AI

626

AI Bots vs. Media: New Challenges and Opportunities

627

"Surviving the Sun: Parker Solar Probe's Record-Breaking Journey"

628

"BAKUSUI Recovery Wear: A Gift, a Trend, and Does It Actually Work?"

629

"The Sounds Around Us: From the Dentist's Chair to Everyday Life"

630

"The $120,000 Banana: Art Market Secrets and Vintage Eyewear Insights"

631

Subscription Confusion: Managing the Maze of Charges

632

"Understanding U.S. Government Shutdowns: Politics, Impacts, and Surprises"

633

"The Secret to Finding Glasses That Truly Suit You"

634

"Who Are You to Say That?"

635

“I Wasn’t the Exception After All”

636

Is Google’s "Willow" Quantum Processor a Game-Changer?

637

PayPal, PayPay, and the Social Credit System: When Convenience Restricts Freedom

638

"The Joy of Choosing Glasses That Excite"

639

Is Action Still Necessary in the Age of AI?

640

The Diamond Battery – Turning Sci-Fi into Reality

641

World Domination, Perhaps? CABANE TORTIN

642

The Beatles' "Now and Then": A Final Song Revived Through AI

643

"Just a Game" or "Just YouTube"? Transform It Into "An Hour That Changes Your Life"

644

Will Space Exploration Accelerate Under Trump?

645

"mGPS: Unlocking Human Movement with Microbial Fingerprints"

646

Breaking the Wall of "No Precedent"

647

Navigating Furusato Nozei’s Online One-Stop Tax Deduction System

648

"Yamuni Yamarenu: The Genius in Irresistible Impulses"

649

Energy Over Content – The Key to Impactful Speaking and Living a Fulfilling Life

650

The Battle Between AI Grandma and AI Scammers

651

AI and the Third Industrial Revolution: Transforming My Everyday Life

652

“The Universe Around the Neck” - Campo del Cielo

653

How SpaceX’s Vertical Integration is Revolutionizing Space Exploration

654

Lessons from Dr. Mann: Exploring Human Frailty in Interstellar

655

Experiencing Interstellar in IMAX:

656

"The Gift of Humility"

657

The Era of "Mini Dramas": Quartz Watches and High-End Mechanical Watches

658

A World Like Batman's? Could Data Collected from Pokémon GO Be Used for Military Purposes?

659

A Rising Star Surpassing the University of Tokyo: OIST Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University

660

Is the Concept of Hourly Wages Disappearing?

661

Current Top 5 Small Rocket Companies

662

Experience the World of 2,000 Years Ago with Gladiator II

663

Is Intelligence Determined by Age 11?

664

Amazing!! PillBot. Is this the sci-fi movie "Fantastic Voyage"?

665

Doping Allowed! The “Enhanced Games” and the Index of Celebrity Wealth and Fame

666

What Is Skiplagging?

667

Turning back at 50? What? "No way I'm turning back!"

668

DJI Neo is Awesome! new possibilities for indoor filming

669

Unbelievable! The "Black Mold" That Converts Radiation into Nutrients

670

Thoughts on the Custom of Tipping

671

I Bought an Anti-Skimming Card for "Visa Touch"

672

The All-Encompassing AI Agent Experience

673

Realizing What You Have Is Truly Difficult

674

The Price of Spontaneity: My Travel Mistakes

675

Six Things to Regularly Reflect On to Avoid Stagnation

676

Why Are There So Few Black Mountaineers?

677

The Power of Looking Good and “Living on the Edge

678

I Had a Dream, but Somewhere Along the Way, I Stopped Moving

679

“Good Risk” “Bad Risk”

680

Living as If This Were Your Second Life, Learning from Your First Mistakes

681

A World That’s Too Connected: Sometimes, Not Knowing is Bliss

682

"Modern China: The Pros and Cons of a Surveillance Society through the Lens of 1984 and Minority Report"

683

Life Tips from Tamio Okuda’s New Book, 59-60: Tamio Okuda on Work, Friendship, Fun, Money, Health, and Mental Wellness: Living Life

684

An Era of New Religions: A Future Unleashed by AI

685

"The Path to Mars: Can Starship Make Launch Systems 1,000 Times More Efficient?"

686

Staying Playful at Any Age

687

Should Junk Food Have Warning Labels?

688

Sending Humanity’s Message to Jupiter’s Moon Europa! NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission

689

Innovation Comes from “Adjacent Industries”