I don't want people to think I'm unmotivated.
Nice to meet you.
There is something I've been worrying about for about 3 years.
I am grateful that such a project was made.
Thank you for your support.
I'm practicing flexible arts.
I think it's a tough world, both physically and mentally.
I've been practicing steadily every day since around 2009.
I became pregnant and gave birth in 2012, and I am currently raising a child.
In order to take over the family business, I work at the same time.
Of course, it has become difficult to secure time to practice flexible arts.
For me, raising children and succession in the family business are priorities,
Of course, practicing flexible arts is equally important.
However, it is not an environment where you can leave your children or ask someone to do the work for you,
I'm unavoidably in a situation where I'm taking a break from practice.
I don't want my teachers or peers to doubt my passion.
If you really want to practice,
Whether you leave your kids or quit your job,
You should practice
It makes me think that might be the case.
I'm trying my best to show it with an attitude in order to convey my passion,
After all, there's not enough practice, so
I don't think my feelings have been conveyed.
Everyday life is very happy,
This situation is painful.
