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【わが家2.0のお隣さん企業移転で感謝ごあいさつ】


 昨日までに、進行中だった案件についてようやく脱稿。これはこれから以後のわたしと、わたしの「会社」の基本方向を定めるものなので、注意深くチェックを重ねて、ようやく一段落であります。今回の第2段階作業でゴールがうっすらと見えてきた。
 なんですが、わが家2.0の方の進行でも測量関係の土地家屋調査士や、登記関係の司法書士さんなどとのやり取りも一段落したところ。で、関連して隣地の大手企業さんがその事務所建物を解体して、別用途の建築工事に入るということで、いろいろお世話になったことから感謝のごあいさつに訪問。
 通常の戸建て住宅であれば、お隣近所は一般的には住宅でしょうが、こちらの一帯は近隣はすべて企業なので、そういったベースでの「お付き合い」になります。こういう条件設定というのは、ずっと会社をやってきたわたしとしてはスッキリしていて、性に合っているかも知れません。しかし、そうは言っても結局、企業は人なり、というコトバ通り「人間関係」であることは変わらない。ものごとの節目節目で筋を通して感謝の気持ちなどを伝えることが肝要だと思っています。
 いろいろとお隣さんには長年の経緯があったわけで、移転先の情報もお知らせいただいたので、末永く関係を構築していきたいと思っています。あ、自分はそろそろ、ではありますが(笑)、次世代のためにもやれることは積み重ねて置いた方がいい。
 写真は境界の変更にともなって伐採した樹木の残骸。つい数日前には土まみれだったものが、雪や雨にさらされて、根の細かな部位まで現れてきていた。ちょっと動物のカラダのように感じられる。ただ、動物の「死骸」っていうような陰惨さはまったくなくて、これはこれで一種の美のような(笑)ふしぎな造形物という印象でユニークだった。むしろ生命力パワーを強く主張しているかのよう。もうすぐ片付けられるでしょうが、なんか明るい印象の姿。
 来週にはお隣さんの敷地で解体工事、整地作業などが開始されて、境界部分の整頓も進められるようです。当方としては、そういう大企業さんの動向を確認させていただいてから、地元中小零細企業&個人として徐々に敷地利用の最適解活用に向かっていきたいと考えております。
 当面する仕事としても、またちょっと近未来の環境構築でも、だんだんと見通しが明確になってくるような気分がしております。わが家2.0の様子から、さらに事業承継など環境のチェンジが進んできて「自分自身2.0」とでも言えるような未来形が姿を現してきているかのようです。

English version⬇

A thank-you greeting at the relocation of our 2.0 neighbor’s company.
The neighborhood is a cluster of companies. The neighborhood is very dry, but at the same time, “companies are people,” so we are always grateful for the company’s hospitality. …

 By yesterday, I had finally finished the draft of the project that was in progress. This will set the basic direction for me and my “company” from now on, so I have carefully checked it over and finally finished it. The goal of this second stage of work is now in sight.
 I have also just finished communicating with a land surveyor and a judicial scrivener for the registration of my house. In relation to this, a major company in the neighboring land is going to demolish its office building and start construction work for another use, so I paid a visit to express my gratitude for all the help I had given them.
 In a normal detached house, the neighborhood next door would generally be residential, but in this area, all the neighbors are companies, so we have to “get to know” them on that basis. As someone who has been in the corporate world for a long time, I think this kind of condition is very clear and suits my nature. However, even so, in the end, as the saying goes, “a company is only as good as its people,” and human relationships will never change. I think it is important to express our gratitude at each milestone in our relationships.
 We have had a long history with our neighbors, and since we have been informed of their new location, we would like to build a long-lasting relationship with them. I think it is about time for me (laugh), but it is better to do what we can do for the next generation.
 The photo shows the remains of trees that were cut down in conjunction with the boundary change. Just a few days ago, it was covered in soil, but now, exposed to snow and rain, even the smallest parts of the roots have begun to appear. It looked a bit like the body of an animal. However, there was nothing gruesome like a “carcass” of an animal, and this was a kind of beauty (laugh). It was more like an assertion of the power of life force. It will probably be put away soon, but it looks like a bright impression.
 Next week, demolition and land preparation work will begin at the neighbor’s site, and the tidying up of the boundary area is also likely to proceed. As for us, we would like to confirm the trend of such a large company, and then gradually move toward the optimal use of the site as a local small and medium-sized company and individual.
 I feel that the outlook is becoming clearer and clearer, both for my immediate work and for the construction of the environment in the near future. From the state of “Home 2.0,” it seems that changes in the environment, such as business succession, are progressing further, and a future form that could be called “Myself 2.0” is taking shape.

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