Some say, "I became an athlete after reading manga comics," as a basketball or soccer player.

I also found several examples of people who read "Dragon Cherry Blossom" and were accepted to the University of Tokyo.

I believe that only those in the top-class world in any field can see the view of the top-class world.

But I wonder

"if that landscape is magnificent?"

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Those who are highly capable work hard in areas that require it, and those less skilled (like me) work hard in places on the edge.

I know that even Nobel Prize winners are running around securing budgets for their research, and our Prime Minister sometimes appears to be in the most unhappy position in Japan.

Those in power must pay attention at all hours to maintain power, keep securing funds through illicit means, and seem to be hash.

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It's a bit of a hypothesis of mine, but I'm guessing that 'none of the landscapes are lovely, are they? I guess.

Of course, when something is completed or accomplished, we feel happy, but it is not like a "landscape" but rather a "snapshot of a moment in time.

Moreover, the number of these "snapshots" is not very large -- I don't think it would even be a "para-para video" if you collected them all.

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I am working on various tasks today, thinking, "How many more pictures will I take in the rest of my life?