Water — the warp and weft of relationships (Rice by hand, Chapter 3)
The channel was alive. The rough sequence for bringing abandoned land back to a paddy: cut the grass, find the channel, establish it, repair the ridges, let wat
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Clearing — restoring abandoned farmland (Rice by hand, Part 1)
From a wasteland of three-metre reeds. In March 2016 I was able to rent a long-abandoned field within walking distance — the first chapter of fourteen years of
I wanted a practical handbook of natural farming — 14 years of rice by hand
In my twenties I read many books asking what richness is. Then I rented abandoned farmland and began growing rice with no machines and no pesticides.
A new course is coming: a system in which AI posts for me every morning
On Saturday 25 July, I'm releasing a new course: "While I was in the rice field, one of my courses sold".
budding edge 1 — looking back
We held our first event in a long while: AI Terakoya — budding edge — a new place for learning together. The theme was building a second brain.
"How I built a site controller that runs for 0 yen a month, together with AI"
Running an inn, you depend on all sorts of systems. The one that troubled me most was the site controller that syncs vacancies across booking sites.
Overlaying ten years of diaries with weather data: where digital and touch cross
I moved more than ten years of blog archives (17 blogs, over 2,000 posts) into a local "second brain" (AI). Then I asked it to overlay my past June 11ths with t
Running alongside AI
I moved more than ten years of blog archives into a local "second brain" (AI). Then I asked it to overlay my past June 11th diaries with the weather data of the
Experiment: a draft by AI
I'm testing the link between Antigravity and Obsidian. One feature has the AI write in the user's own style. Below the line, everything is written by AI.
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