Automation by AI and sore muscles from weeding / Kakuuchi Vol.2
Hello, Hideo here. It's raining. I'm writing this by the shore of Lake Biwa, waiting for my daughter's day camp.
Hello, Hideo here. It's raining. I'm writing this by the shore of Lake Biwa, waiting for my daughter's day camp.
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
Why do we run a guesthouse? Because we want to spend time together that feels rich.
Our first guest since reopening on Airbnb gave us five stars. We are truly happy they enjoyed their stay.
This year, too, the rice-growing workshop farm flow has begun. Three newcomers reminded me of my own beginnings.
Atsumi Nakai of ko-colab made an introduction video for flow. Thank you for such a heartfelt piece of work.
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A review from a wheelchair user living in Tokyo, who stayed with a carer — with plenty of advice for making the inn better.
This year, too, the season of harvesting, hanging the rice to dry and treadle threshing has come around.
"Thank you so much for everything. I was truly glad to meet you, and I learned a great deal from the precious stories you shared."