To put it in a nutshell, I
think it's like giving honor to obey rather than giving money.
I am not a tea expert or a person who researches history, so please investigate in detail
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I think Nobunaga Oda was famous for his love of tea.
It is said that in the olden days, tea was something similar to medicine, so even on the battlefield, he cherished tea time.
As for how tea utensils are related,
at that time the status of tea utensils was to own them as if they were brand-name goods.
I think it's similar to having a Ferrari now.
Tea ceremony utensils had the status of being owned as if they were brand-name items, but in addition to that, they also had honorary value
.
Recognize that this status can be used and buy
it when you were presented with tea ceremony utensils when you went to Kyoto.
I'm sure they were expensive tea ceremony utensils, so I think I paid a certain
amount
. , Honor is also added and value increases
I mentioned earlier that I would buy them together, but I originally bought them, but I
think it's different for each person, but as an example, let's say you have to
give 1 million yen in gold and silver, and
buy tea ceremony utensils for 500,000 yen.
It's a good tactic if you let them know that it's worth about 1 million yen with honor.
Similar to Nobunaga, and similar to what is written in another content,
"People are only interested in things that are beneficial to them."
I used to pay silver coins when I fought for my life and made achievements.
It's like a cross medal that was awarded , but
it seems to have been a piece of cloth.
Give
me a piece of cloth instead of a silver coin.
Put a piece of metal around the cloth because the material will be cut off with just the cloth.
It feels like a badge you get on a radio program.
In modern times, there are not many people who give their lives to tea ceremony utensils and pieces of cloth.
There may be a part of working hard to gain honor, but
is that what you really want? I think
It's easy to think that it's an old story, but it's still used today and has a tremendous effect.
I think there are many people who think that it has nothing to do with
them. Please think carefully about the number of followers, channel subscribers, and comments.
There is something like invisible value there
If you're on Youtube, you probably care about the number of channel
subscribers
.
As of 2023, there are few people who boast about the number of mimics
My Miku is mixi, an SNS that I
used to do in the past.
Like modern followers, there were things like Mimiku, and the number was value
I will quit if I judge that the profit will not increase
Until a little while ago, the number of "Likes" was displayed on StandFM, but
now the number is not displayed
You can easily do this by rewriting the code a little like this
The number of people doing YouTube is relatively far away, and
the hurdles for monetization itself are lower
If I was on the management side,
I would feel that if I didn't collect new videos, I wouldn't be able to earn advertising expenses.
I loosened the conditions for monetization,
so post it
I think that's what Google really thinks
On the other hand, even if you enter YouTube now, you won't make any money
, so you won't subscribe to the channel, and there's no way you can win against tens of thousands of people.
If you feel like that and new videos stop coming up,
YouTube itself will become a boring place.
"Then why don't we stop displaying the number of subscribers?"
I don't think there is such a thing
It may be a pleasure to receive an honor,
but I think it's okay to judge whether what you receive is really worth it.
Be on the side of the user in a good way,
so that you don't get tired of being used
At the time, cucumbers were considered to be the status of sandwiches using cucumbers for afternoon tea.
You can grow cucumbers, harvest them in abundance, store and transport hard-to-store items.
It seems that he was proud of that part
As I write in the announcement, I am repairing the blog a little.
In addition, I tried to write something like a column