Yamato Kotoba 🌟 I wish this moment would last forever 🌟
Minamoto no Sanetomo’s waka poem “The world is always struggling, The fisherman’s boat rowing on the shore, The reins are sad” depicts the wish that “this moment will last forever” in a changing era.
The hands of a fisherman pulling a boat on the shore are not just a fishing scene, but a symbol of a person who is desperately living life.
The “sadness” felt in those hands is both sadness and affection.
It is precisely because the world is fleeting that beauty sparkles – this song gently conveys the romance of such a life.
An evening where the sound of the sea can be heard quietly. “I wish this time could last forever…”
Event summary: Osaka’s lively companies gather together This business matching fair is an exhibition that brings together business partners of seven Shinkin banks in Osaka Prefecture ≪Manufacturing (metal/machinery/plastic, chemical, textile/wood, paper/printing, electricity/electronics, living/living environment)/food/ingredients/information/communications/services/other≫ under the concept of “connecting”, and aims to promote and develop sales channels, as well as expand matching opportunities for companies, collect information, and promote wide-ranging exchanges between companies. Research institutes and public institutions that can respond to consultations on industry-academia collaboration will also exhibit, livening up the event.
We’re waiting [Industry first]
Real-time defect detection system developed by a mold doctor We will exhibit the “Corniche Sensor”, a mold-mounted detection system developed in the Go-Tech project. The industry’s first real-time defect detection system during continuous press processing will be on sale as a new product. Its unique feature is that it uses ultrasonic sensors (non-destructive testing) to continuously detect wrinkles and cracks during molding, and can predict the occurrence of defective products. Small sensors can be installed at defective areas, making it easy to use on-site.
There is also the latest information on other developments and mold doctors.
–From a haiku by Santoka “That was a nice bath…” As I came out through the noren, I smiled, still wrapped in the rhyme of steam.
I couldn’t help but say this haiku by Santoka in my mind. –“The warmth of my body wrapped in steam” The right temperature of the bath is the measure of comfort It’s a “quiet rhyme” that can be conveyed effortlessly.
Until now, he was busy, strong, and somewhat tense. But now, he has loosened up in the steam and has a good look on his face.
When he sways in the breeze after the bath, –His smile seems to warm his heart as well ♨