The port is opening. Foreigners can come. That's good. Now we just have to wait for the war to end (so I can go to Europe more easily for work).
Let's take this opportunity! (Perhaps considering the place and situation!) We had a large number of foreigners who didn't wear masks come, so many and with such force that the mask police couldn't possibly tell them off. And then, I was overwhelmed by that crowd without masks (because I'm easily overwhelmed by crowds),
I'm hoping it will serve as an opportunity for many of these people to suddenly start "thinking" about the choice of whether or not to wear a mask, like, "Ah, since everyone else isn't doing it, I guess it's fine to take my mask off"!
(Personally, I couldn't care less either way, whether people want to wear a mask or not.)
And you know what, regarding that, I realized something during this period. I felt how incredible the quantity and quality of resistance these people have toward "thinking individually, expressing opinions, and acting on one's own."
It's like this sadness where anything the herd disapproves of becomes a "forbidden act," and people's hearts just end up locking themselves away and "closing" up.
Once the ports open, we've got to create a world where both hearts and actions take off their masks, allowing us to open our mouths and speak to our heart's content (at a speed the government idiots can't even fathom),
This is so boring, seriously.
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Illustration: "Why does it have to be meーー?" "Because 'you' is fine, isn't it!"
Right, right, that's fine. Everyone should just think and accept things individually.