mahjong

Mahjong strategy book "Become stronger just by knowing: Mahjong's two choices" (by Miinin and Takunori Kajimoto)

When I look for a mahjong strategy book, I prioritize three things: "Is it versatile enough to be used in actual games?", "Is there supporting data?", and "Is it easy to understand and remember?". The book I'm introducing today, "Mahjong Two-Choice Strategies: Become Stronger Just by Knowing," largely adheres to these three points...
work

6 Reasons I Quit My Job as a Medical Device Sales Rep | My Real Experience

After graduating from university, I got a job right after graduation and worked for the same company for over 10 years. My job was at a specialized trading company for medical equipment. If you're interested in learning more about the work, I've written about it in another article. (Related page: Discussing the work of a medical equipment trading company (dealer)...).
mahjong

Review of the mahjong book on tile efficiency, "Uzaku-style Mahjong Learning" (Uzaku Book) (Author: G. Uzaku)

This is a review of G. Uzaku's mahjong strategy book, "Uzaku-style Mahjong Learning: Tile Efficiency" (commonly known as the "Uzaku Book"), which focuses on tile efficiency. I've been away from mahjong for a while, so I'll be reviewing this new book from a trusted author.
game

Hasana the Medicine Seller (Free Hack-and-Slash Random Dungeon RPG) Introduction, Impressions, and Walkthrough

I'd like to introduce the free game "Hasana the Medicine Seller." It's an RPG where you form a party, explore randomly structured dungeons, and steadily strengthen your characters by acquiring equipment. It's a robust game combining elements of roguelike and hack-and-slash RPGs. Completion time is approximately 16 hours...
game

Reality x Minds (Free RPG) Introduction, Impressions, and Strategy Notes

This is an introduction and review article about "Reality x Minds," an RPG made with RPG Maker MV. It's a well-made game overall, and the combat system, in particular, is impressive. I played through it on normal difficulty and completed it, so I'm writing this article. Completion time was approximately 6...
Manga and anime

Manga "Astra Lost in Space" (by Kenta Shinohara) - Introduction and Review (all 5 volumes)

I read this manga because it was recommended online and only has 5 volumes. Of all the manga I've read recently, this one is by far the most interesting. There's no drawn-out or unnecessary pacing; it's a masterpiece packed with various enjoyable elements into just 5 volumes. (Introduction: A sudden accident...).
Manga and anime

Introduction and review of the manga "The Kindaichi Case Files Side Story: The Criminals' Case Files" (by Shinpei Funatsu)

This is a spin-off of the manga "The Kindaichi Case Files," beginning with the opening sentence: "This is a record of the meticulous planning and execution of criminals whose trick was exposed by the grandson of a famous detective who happened to be there." It depicts the struggles of those setting up the tricks and offers humorous commentary on the main story...
baseball

Chunichi Dragons 2019 Opening Day Starting Lineup and First Team Roster Predictions

Professional baseball season is about to begin. As a fan of the Chunichi Dragons, who had a poor season last year, I'm filled with boundless hope right before the season starts. This time, based on the results of the preseason games, I've made my own predictions for the opening day starting lineup and the players who will make the first team. I'll be carefully watching all the games...
Manga and anime

Introduction and review of the manga "Don't Call It a Mystery" (by Yumi Tamura)

These days, I'm drawn to anything with even a slight "mystery" element. The manga I'm introducing today is "Don't Call It a Mystery." It's serialized in a women's monthly magazine, and as of March 2019, four volumes have been released. Synopsis: The main character is Kunou Toshi...
Manga and anime

Manga "Shonen Y" (Original story: Hajime, Artwork: Touji Tatsuya) - Introduction and Review (All 8 volumes)

My impression is that manga with an original author tend to be more interesting. Perhaps it's because they can focus on the story, leading to higher quality. This manga, "Shonen Y," also has an original author, and I found it very interesting. It's a death game, or rather, a battle of wits...