2019-09

life

Introducing two types of mobile batteries with built-in cables.

These days, almost everyone carries a smartphone and uses it in various situations. However, one thing that's a concern when out and about is the battery level. I carry a portable charger so I can charge anywhere, but having to carry a separate cable is a hassle...
novel

The Glass Hammer (by Yusuke Kishi): Synopsis, Trick, and Review

A summary and review of Yusuke Kishi's novel "The Glass Hammer." I'll also touch on the appeal of the locked-room mystery, offering my perspective as someone who has been reading Kishi's works since high school.
game

NSStrategy (Free SRPG) Introduction, Impressions, and Strategy Notes

I played a slightly different kind of free SRPG called "NSStrategy" (pronounced "N-S Strategy"?). Unlike typical SRPGs where you recruit unique characters and follow a story, this one has a stronger simulation game feel. It's a story-driven game...
food

What's the Reputation of the Complete Meal COMP? My Taste Review After Trying It

厚生労働省の基準を満たすようにデザインされた完全食「COMP」を実際に注文し、味や食べ方の感想をレビューします。アメリカの「ソイレント」に興味を持っていたのがきっかけです。
life

Reflecting on the reasons and methods I used to reach 300 blog posts (in 2 years and 4 months)

It's been two years and four months since I started publishing my blog in May 2017. Initially, I was determined to write a blog post every day, but that proved incredibly difficult, and I couldn't manage it. So, I significantly lowered my expectations, aiming for around 100 posts a year...
game

Magical Machine Dolls and the Abandoned World (Free ARPG) Introduction, Impressions, and Strategy Notes

I finished the free game "Magical Dolls and the Abandoned World." I really enjoyed the same author's previous work, "Pinocchia After the Extinction of Humanity," so I played this one with high expectations. I was quite engrossed in it, so I thought I'd write a review and my thoughts on the game...
novel

Review of "The Murder in the Gymnasium" (novel by Yugo Aozaki): An easy-to-read, authentic mystery novel.

This is a review of Yugo Aozaki's novel, "The Gymnasium Murder." I'll introduce it as an easy-to-read, authentic mystery, while also touching on its appeal, which is reminiscent of Yukito Ayatsuji's "Mansion Series."