先日富良野で、プリンスホテル敷地の倉本聰さんのゆかりの建物群を逍遥して倉本さんへの鎮魂の寄せ書きに署名もしていた。氏は、NHK大河ドラマの演出家として活躍中のところ、現場スタッフによってかれの書いた脚本とはまったく違う筋立てに勝手に変更されることに抗議したところ、NHK上層部の逆鱗に触れて、東京から追われて札幌に「逃れてきて」いた。
　その当時、わたしは大学卒業後東京で勤務していた広告代理店から転勤で北海道に帰って来た頃で、たしか、フジテレビ系列の地方局の関係者向け「講演会」があって倉本さんの「逃げてきた」実相を克明に聞いていた。
　わたしは、父との今生のわかれの可能性が非常に高まっていた時期だったので、遠距離でわかれが叶わないのは一生の痛恨事だと思っていたので、長兄がその前に「たぶんオヤジはそろそろヤバい」とわざわざ東京のわたしに告げに来てくれたことをきっかけに、会社に依願して転勤願いを提出した。そもそも入社時点で同族経営会社の社長から「いずれ札幌に転勤してもらう」という内意を告げられていたので申し出たのだが、無事に受理された経緯。
　その東京から札幌への帰還便では途中で大きく機体が揺れて、東京暮らしでのさまざまな経緯・心残りが「オマエ、ホントに帰るのかよ。」と揺さぶってくれているようだった。・・・
　そういった自分事と、倉本聰さんの人生に一種のハーモニーを感じていた。
　それから倉本さんは戦後ニッポンの文化世界で「北の国から」という不朽の名作を遺していくことになる。わたしの創刊した雑誌でも氏へのインタビュー企画を２本掲載した。
　写真は、昨日撮影したJR「桑園」駅の冬景色。札幌から西へ１駅移動する駅だけれど、近代的な駅舎の一隅にこういう石油ストーブが設置されている。倉本さんは、こういう北海道のふつうのたたずまいでの経験積層からドラマの基底部分を作ってくれたように思っている。
　外気の冷却に対して多くの北国人が持つ、みんなで暖まる空間のいごこち。それも一歩外に出れば、過酷な寒さに打ちのめされるけれど、得られるいっときのやすらぎ感。
　なかなか忙しくたくさんの「描きたいこと」があるけれど、倉本さんへの鎮魂の書き付けに託した思いが、ジワジワとしずかに沁みてきています。

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[A Heartwarming Scene of Heating at JR “Kuwano” Station in Hokkaido]
It is said that *From the North* embodies the longing for the warmth of people gathering together—a sentiment that resonates with those living in cold climates. …

　The other day in Furano, I strolled through the complex of buildings on the Prince Hotel grounds associated with Satoshi Kuramoto and even signed a memorial message in his honor. At the time, he was active as a director for NHK’s Taiga dramas, but when he protested against on-set staff arbitrarily changing the plot to something completely different from the script he had written, he angered NHK’s upper management and was driven out of Tokyo, “fleeing” to Sapporo.
　At that time, I had just returned to Hokkaido after being transferred from the advertising agency where I’d been working in Tokyo following my college graduation. I recall attending a “lecture” for staff at a local Fuji TV affiliate, where I heard a detailed account of the true circumstances behind Mr. Kuramoto’s “flight.”
　It was a time when the likelihood of parting with my father in this lifetime had become very high, and I believed that being unable to say goodbye due to the long distance would be a lifelong regret. So, when my eldest brother went out of his way to come to Tokyo and tell me, “Dad’s probably on his last legs,” I took that as a sign and submitted a request to my company for a transfer. I had actually made this request because, when I first joined the company—a family-run business—the president had informally told me, “We’ll have you transferred to Sapporo eventually.” My request was accepted without issue.
On that flight back from Tokyo to Sapporo, the plane shook violently at one point, and all the various experiences and unresolved feelings from my time in Tokyo seemed to be shaking me, as if asking, “Are you really going back?” …
I felt a kind of harmony between my own personal experiences and the life of Satoshi Kuramoto.
From then on, Mr. Kuramoto went on to leave behind the timeless masterpiece *From the North* in the cultural world of postwar Japan. The magazine I founded also published two interview features with him.
　The photo shows a winter scene at JR Kuwazono Station, taken yesterday. It’s just one stop west of Sapporo, but tucked away in a corner of the modern station building is a kerosene heater like this one. I believe Mr. Kuramoto built the foundation of his dramas from the layers of experiences he accumulated in these ordinary Hokkaido settings.
　The comfort of a shared, warm space—a feeling many northerners share as a respite from the biting cold. Even though stepping outside means being overwhelmed by the harsh cold, it offers a momentary sense of peace.
I’ve been quite busy and have many things I want to write about, but the feelings I entrusted to this tribute to Mr. Kuramoto are slowly and quietly sinking in.

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Posted on 10月 27th, 2026 by 三木 奎吾
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　さて、執筆本格化でわたしはMacに向かってきていますが、いろいろなHPにはサイバー攻撃での変動が感じられてきている。GoogleのAIとの「壁打ち対話」の一部、こういうやり取りもしていました。

　〜問い「攻撃の対象は、日本が最大の標的なのか?」
　＜AIの回答＞日本は世界最大の標的ではありませんが、世界トップクラスに狙われている主要標的の一つです。米マイクロソフトなどの最新の分析やデータから国別のターゲット構造が明らかになっています。
　1. 世界「最大」の標的はアメリカ
　中国の国家系ハッカー集団やサイバー犯罪者が狙う最大のターゲットは、現在も変わらずアメリカ合衆国です。• 圧倒的な攻撃ボリューム：軍事、宇宙、先端技術、金融などあらゆる分野において、中国系ハッカーが仕掛けるサイバー活動（情報窃取やインフラへの侵入）の最大割合は米国に向けられています。
　2. 日本は世界で「3番目」に狙われている国
　マイクロソフトが観測する国別割合において、日本は世界全体の約20%を占め、世界で3番目に標的になっている国です。これは巻き添えではなく日本国や企業が明確な目的を持って狙われていることを意味します。
　3. なぜ日本がここまで狙われるのか？
　安全保障やサイバーインフラの専門調査によると、日本が上位の標的になる理由は主に3つ。
• 経済・先端技術の窃取：半導体、自動車、先端素材、バイオ、宇宙防衛といった「ハイテク情報」が狙い。
• 地政学的な監視（安全保障）：日米同盟の動向や台湾有事などを念頭に防衛省、外務省、政府機関、インフラ（電力や通信）動向を監視し有事に備えてシステム内に「足場」を築く狙いがあるとの指摘。
• サプライチェーンの「抜け穴」：日本の大企業はセキュリティが強固でも取引先である中堅・中小企業、海外拠点の防御が甘いケースが多く、そこを踏み台にして侵入しやすい国とみなされている。
　アメリカが最大標的ですが、アジア地域において日本、韓国、オーストラリア、台湾などが最前線のターゲットとしてサイバー攻撃に晒され続けています。＜AIの回答は以上＞
　2026年10月26日〜29日に北京で「5中全会」日程が公表されている。主な議題は「全面的な厳しい党内統治」であり、規律徹底、組織の引き締めがテーマとなっているとされる。
　当面、緊迫する情勢に要注意ですね。

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[International Tensions Escalate Amid Cyberattacks]
As I really get into my writing, all the information I’ve gathered beforehand starts to overwhelm me, and my head feels like it’s about to explode. I seriously hope the international situation calms down. …

　Now that I’m in full swing with my writing, I’ve been spending a lot of time at my Mac, and I’ve started to notice fluctuations on various regular websites due to cyberattacks. Here’s part of a “back-and-forth dialogue” I had with Google’s AI—this is the kind of exchange we were having.
　~Question: “Is Japan the biggest target of these attacks?”
　 Japan is not the world’s biggest target, but it is one of the top-tier major targets being targeted globally. The structure of targets by country has been revealed through the latest analyses and data from companies such as Microsoft in the U.S.
　1. The world’s “largest” target is the United States
　The United States remains the primary target of Chinese state-sponsored hacker groups and cybercriminals. • Overwhelming volume of attacks: Across all sectors—including military, space, advanced technology, and finance—the largest proportion of cyber activities (such as information theft and infrastructure breaches) carried out by Chinese hackers is directed at the United States.
　2. Japan Is the “Third” Most Targeted Country in the World
　According to Microsoft’s country-by-country data, Japan accounts for approximately 20% of global attacks, making it the third most targeted country in the world. This indicates that Japan and its companies are being targeted with a clear purpose, rather than merely being caught in the crossfire.
　3. Why Is Japan Targeted to This Extent?
　According to specialized research on national security and cyber infrastructure, there are three main reasons why Japan ranks among the top targets:
• Theft of economic and cutting-edge technology: “High-tech information” in sectors such as semiconductors, automobiles, advanced materials, biotechnology, and aerospace and defense is the target.
• Geopolitical surveillance (national security): It has been pointed out that attackers monitor the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, government agencies, and infrastructure (such as power and telecommunications)—with an eye on developments in the U.S.-Japan alliance and potential contingencies involving Taiwan—with the aim of establishing a “foothold” within systems in preparation for emergencies.
• Supply chain “loopholes”: Even though major Japanese corporations have robust security, their business partners—mid-sized and small enterprises—as well as their overseas operations often have weak defenses. Japan is viewed as a country where it is easy to gain entry by using these vulnerabilities as a stepping stone.
While the United States is the primary target, countries in the Asian region—including Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Taiwan—continue to be exposed to cyberattacks as frontline targets.
　The schedule for the “5th Plenary Session” has been announced for October 26–29, 2026, in Beijing. The main agenda item is “comprehensive and strict intra-party governance,” and the themes are said to be the enforcement of discipline and organizational consolidation.
　We’ll need to pay close attention to the tense situation for the time being.

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Posted on 10月 25th, 2026 by 三木 奎吾
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　きのうは、朝から雨模様で散歩に出るタイミングを逸してしまって、しょがないのでガソリンを補給しにクルマで出掛けたら、かなりの温度低下ぶり。
　で、わが家への帰り道、札幌市内南側の山並み、札幌岳方向を見ていたら上の方が白い。
　標高的にはもっと高い西側の「手稲」の山並みはそうでもない。空模様の関係だったのでしょうが、久しぶりの白い山並み風景に、北海道人として淡々と受け入れる心理が湧いてきていた。「淡々と受け入れる」って、ヘンな気分ですが悲喜こもごも、どっちかって言うと「悲しい」方が大きいのだけれど、諸行無常の諦念があって、どうせ来るのだから前向きに受け止めようという心理も働く。
　やはり白くなっていく山並みは抗いがたく美的ではある。
　ということで、日中クルマを走らせていたら時折、ガラス面がパチパチとした物理音に見舞われていた。冬の本格的降雪の「前触れ」かと。夏シーズンの終了。やむなく昨日は歩数が、ずっと続いていた10,000歩には遠く及ばないレベルに急低下。
　しかし本日は一転して最高気温15度予想で快晴の天気予報。
　ちょうどタイヤ交換の予約申込みをしていたのが本日11:30というドンピシャのタイミング（笑）。カミさんのお手柄ですが、これで冬への備えの第１歩が開始です。
　さて一方、WEB・社会の基盤であるPHPに2026年10月21日夜、プログラミング言語として重大な脆弱性（通称「PHP2Shell」、識別子：CVE-2026-109618およびCVE-2026-109619）が世界的に公表され、日本政府からも早急な対応が必要との警告アナウンスがありました。
　このところ〜中国政府系ハッカー集団、AI「ARTEX」で攻撃 マイクロソフトが確認〜日本経済新聞というニュースも流れてきて「動乱の気配」があるようです。
　執筆活動がメインになってきている高齢者ですが、信頼する知人のWEBサイトは「一時公開停止」などの対応をしてきている。わたしの関与していることがらでも影響が避けられないので、しっかりと情報を収集し対応して行かなければならないと思っています。
　急速に「秩序は壊れはじめて」いることの序章かも。先般来のフランスの暴動など、その兆候は現れてきている。庶民としてはできることで備える一択。

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[Winter Arrives in Hokkaido; Snow Falls on Sapporo’s Mountain Ranges]
The arrival of Old Man Winter is finally becoming apparent. Meanwhile, an urgent alert has been issued regarding the foundation of global web information. Let’s do what we can as ordinary citizens…

　It looked like rain yesterday morning, so I missed my chance to go for a walk. Since I had no other choice, I took the car out to fill up on gas, only to find that the temperature had dropped significantly.
So, on my way home, I looked toward the mountain range on the southern side of Sapporo—in the direction of Mt. Sapporo—and noticed the upper parts were white.
　The mountain range to the west—in “Teine”—which is actually higher in elevation, didn’t look quite the same. It was probably due to the weather conditions, but seeing the white mountain landscape for the first time in a while stirred up a sense of calm acceptance within me as a Hokkaido native. “Calm acceptance”—it’s a strange feeling. It’s a mix of joy and sorrow, and if I had to choose, the “sadness” is greater, but there’s also a sense of resignation to the impermanence of all things, and the thought that since it’s bound to happen anyway, I might as well take it in stride.
　After all, the mountain range turning white is undeniably beautiful.
So, as I was driving during the day, I was occasionally met with a crackling sound coming from the windshield. I wondered if it was a “harbinger” of the full-scale winter snowfall. The end of the summer season. I had no choice but to accept that my step count yesterday plummeted to a level far below the 10,000 steps I’d been consistently hitting.
　However, today’s forecast is a complete turnaround: sunny skies with a high of 15 degrees.
　It just so happens that the tire change appointment I’d booked is at 11:30 today—perfect timing (lol). Thanks to my wife’s efforts, this marks the first step in preparing for winter.
　Meanwhile, on the evening of October 21, 2026, a critical vulnerability (commonly known as “PHP2Shell,” identifiers: CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) in PHP—the foundation of the web and society—was publicly disclosed worldwide, and the Japanese government issued a warning urging immediate action.
　Recently, news has emerged—such as the report in the *Nihon Keizai Shimbun* titled “Attacks by Chinese Government-Affiliated Hacker Group Using AI ‘ARTEX’ Confirmed by Microsoft”—suggesting there are “signs of turmoil.”
Although I am an elderly person whose main focus has shifted to writing, the websites of trusted acquaintances have taken measures such as “temporarily suspending publication.” Since the impact is unavoidable even in matters I am involved in, I believe I must thoroughly gather information and take appropriate action.
　This may be the prelude to “order rapidly beginning to break down.” Signs of this have already been appearing, such as the recent riots in France. As ordinary citizens, our only option is to prepare as best we can.

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Posted on 10月 23rd, 2026 by 三木 奎吾
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　昨日は江戸中期ころ1790年ころから明治初期までのわたしの家系の故地、広島県福山市今津での「交流史」の断片を古文書記録で確認したのですが、やはりこういった家系史は、一般的な日本史の英雄豪傑譚ではない庶民の生き様の実相が、深めるほどにジワジワくるよろこびがあって楽しい。きのうも近所に住む次兄といろいろ調査活動の進展を相談していて、どんどん深まる先人の「人生足跡」で情報交換であります。しかしこういう一族の活動の嚆矢は、1790年頃の当主である先祖が残してくれた「先祖探査」の記録巻物が起点。重厚な現地調査で、一統の流れを巻物文学としてまとめてくれたことに、深く導かれている。遠い父性を感じる。
　わたしはこういう探索を進めるのに各地域で発行されてきている「地域史」などを基本にしてを同時にAIを活用してきていますが、そういった手法を数年以上行ってきて、AIの側でも変化の反応が見られてきて、日本の各地域の地域史がさかんにアメリカから買い求められてきているそうです。全国の「古書店」などに定期的に注文が入ってきているとのこと。
　最新の文化領域としてのAIがこういう「需要」を取り込みつつあるのでしょうか。興味深い。こういうAIの進化に対して、主体性としての人間力が試されてきているのかも知れません。いつまでも戦国・幕末の英雄ものばかりでは所詮、限界があるでしょう。
　本日の図はわが家系の故地・今津のもの。縁のある寺院・蓮華寺の冊子からの絵図。
　江戸期にはわが家系は山陽道の宿駅であったこの今津の地が本拠地。この今津宿の参勤交代大名たちが宿泊する「本陣・脇本陣」の経営実態に深く関与した商家だった。この絵図はその後、明治維新の主体になっていく萩藩主の参勤交代の様子を記録させた絵図。
　上下２つの矢印がありますが、上は蓮華寺で、下はその住職が管理していた神社「剣大明神」。
　わたしたち戦後生まれ人間にしてみると神仏は分離した存在という認識ですが、それは明治維新の動乱の結果として植え付けられた認識であって、むしろ日本の文化伝統としては神仏習合意識の方がながい歴史的とらえ方。地域の、さらに血脈の「歴史」を掘り起こすことで、庶民感覚が復元を見せてくる一断面かと。

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[The “Travel Map” of the Sankin-Kotai Journey by the Lord of the Hagi Domain, from His Former Residence in Imazu, Fukuyama City]
When you trace the course of Japanese history from the perspective of ordinary people’s daily lives, interesting insights emerge. The true nature of the syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism…

　Yesterday, I verified fragments of the “history of interactions” in Imazu, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture—the ancestral home of my family from around 1790 (the mid-Edo period) through the early Meiji era—using historical documents. As always, this kind of family history—which reveals the true lives of ordinary people rather than the tales of heroes and great figures found in general Japanese history—brings a quiet, gradual joy that grows the deeper I delve into it. Yesterday, I was also discussing the progress of our research activities with my second older brother, who lives nearby, and we exchanged information on the “footprints of life” left by our ancestors, which are becoming increasingly clear. However, the starting point for these family research efforts is a scroll containing records of “ancestral research” left behind by our ancestor, the head of the family around 1790. I feel deeply guided by the fact that he compiled the lineage’s history into scroll literature through meticulous field research. I sense a distant paternal presence.
　In pursuing this kind of research, I’ve been using “local histories” published in various regions as a foundation while simultaneously utilizing AI. Having employed this approach for several years now, I’ve begun to see signs of change on the AI side as well; apparently, local histories from various regions of Japan are being actively purchased from the United States. I’ve heard that orders are coming in regularly to “used bookstores” nationwide.
Is AI, as the latest cultural frontier, beginning to capture this kind of “demand”? It’s fascinating. Perhaps the human capacity for autonomy is being put to the test in the face of such AI evolution. After all, there are limits to focusing solely on stories of heroes from the Warring States and Bakumatsu periods forever.
Today’s illustration is of Imazu, the ancestral home of my family. It is a map taken from a booklet published by Renge-ji Temple, with which my family has ties.
During the Edo period, my family’s base was here in Imazu, which served as a post station on the Sanyo Road. Our family was a merchant house deeply involved in the day-to-day management of the “Honjin” and “Waki-honjin”—the lodgings where daimyo on their sankin-kōtai journeys stayed in Imazu-juku. This map was commissioned to record the sankin-kōtai journey of the lord of the Hagi Domain, who would later become a key figure in the Meiji Restoration.
　There are two arrows, one pointing up and one down. The upper arrow points to Renge-ji Temple, and the lower one points to the “Ken Daimyōjin” shrine, which was managed by the temple’s head priest.
　For those of us born after the war, the perception is that Shinto and Buddhism are separate entities; however, this perception was instilled as a result of the upheavals of the Meiji Restoration. In fact, within Japanese cultural tradition, the concept of Shinto-Buddhist syncretism represents a longer-standing historical perspective. By unearthing the “history” of the region—and even of one’s own bloodline—we may be able to glimpse a facet of the common people’s sensibilities being restored.

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Posted on 10月 21st, 2026 by 三木 奎吾
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　写真は、先般はじめて知った友人女子が活けているという札幌地下鉄琴似駅のいけばな。
　ときどき地下鉄駅を通りすがるとき、「あ、また頑張っているかなぁ」と気になっている。ちょこちょこと変わっているので、しっかり継続しているのでしょう、エラい。芸術ではない、というのが彼女の意見なのですが、わたし的には絵画鑑賞的に楽しませてもらっています。
　で、今週からは個人企業としてのやらねばならない処理案件があるので、それへの対応が必要。
　また継続してきている家系史探究も、さまざまな協力先からの情報提供があり、その時代相別にいろいろな情報の新発掘があって、それぞれで深掘りが必要になってきています。また、あらたに構想が盛り上がってきたような企画内容もあって、高齢の脳味噌はやや萌え萌え状況。
　さらにキャリアから継続してきている公的な「役割」もことしも延長してきております。謹んで対処したいと考えますが、そうした役割のためには必要不可欠な準備もこなす必要がある。
　まぁしっかり整理整頓しながら、時間の迫っている案件から、個別に徐々に片付けていきたいと思っております。
　しかしビジネス的な領域ではIT関係について、最近の個人情報関連の「攻撃」への対応が迫られてきている現状がある。ソフトウェア的なことなので、そうした企業との技術的な内容についての対話になる。問題点の特定や、それへの対応では専門知見的な内容が当然メインの話合いになる。そうした内容を踏まえての経営的判断。
　そういった内容を検討するには、写真のような「明鏡止水」的な心理が必要なのかなぁ、と。
　はじめて「いけばな」という文化領域について教えられた結果、要するにいろいろな個別の個性をどのように関係づけながら、それぞれの特性を生かす、みたいな心象ではないのかと素人理解（笑）。
　なんですが、そういう素人理解で自分の身の回りにあれこれを考えて見ると、やはりこういう「整理整頓術」がわかりやすいのかなぁと思えております。あ、言うまでもなく素人としての生かし方。

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English version⬇

[With the season upon us, there are many projects to tackle. Let’s calm our minds and observe ikebana.]
I’ve come to believe—perhaps a bit arbitrarily—that the fundamental principle of ikebana is to strive for a mind as clear and still as a mirror or still water. Perhaps this is the mindset needed in old age to cope with life’s many challenges. …

　The photo shows the ikebana arrangement at Kotoni Station on the Sapporo Subway, created by a female friend I recently met.
　Whenever I pass by the subway station, I find myself wondering, “I wonder if she’s still working hard on it.” Since the arrangement changes little by little, she must be keeping it up consistently—that’s impressive. She says it’s not art, but personally, I enjoy looking at it as if I were appreciating a painting.
　Starting this week, I have some administrative tasks I need to handle as a sole proprietor, so I’ll have to focus on those.
　As for my ongoing family history research, I’ve been receiving information from various collaborators, and new discoveries are emerging for each historical period, so I need to dig deeper into each one. Plus, I have some project ideas that are really starting to take shape, so my aging brain is getting a bit excited.
　Furthermore, the official “role” I’ve been carrying over from my career has been extended again this year. I intend to handle these matters with the utmost care, but I also need to complete the preparations that are essential for fulfilling these roles.
Well, I plan to keep everything well organized and tackle each task individually, starting with the ones that are most time-sensitive.
However, in the business realm, particularly regarding IT, we’re currently under pressure to respond to recent “attacks” related to personal information. Since this involves software, it requires technical discussions with relevant companies. Naturally, the main focus of these discussions will be on specialized expertise—identifying issues and devising countermeasures. Management decisions will then be made based on that information.
　I wonder if examining such matters requires a mindset like the “clear mirror, still water” depicted in the photo.
　After being introduced to the cultural practice of “ikebana” for the first time, my layman’s understanding (laughs) is that it’s essentially about how to relate various individual characteristics while bringing out the best in each one.
　However, when I apply this amateur understanding to the various things around me, I find myself thinking that this kind of “organization technique” is actually quite easy to grasp. Oh, and needless to say, this is just how I, as a layperson, put it into practice.

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Posted on 10月 19th, 2026 by 三木 奎吾
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