The Goddess Descended at Jeju Air at Incheon Airport

 

Last week, I went to Korea to visit a friend who has to go to military service.

The time I spent with them passed by so quickly that I ended up missing my return flight.

I had to go back to Japan that day.

Because I had to go back to work tomorrow.

What's the hell!!

I have to get another airplane ticket to return to Japan until tomorrow!!

Because I have to go back to work tomorrow!!

When I got to the Incheon airport, I asked a staff member, 

"Sorry for being too late.

 I missed the flight I was supposed to board. 

But I have to go back to Japan until tomorrow!!

So I would like to purchase a new boarding ticket.

Is it possible for me to return to Japan until tomorrow!?

Then the Jeju air staff member told me , 

"You're so lucky, sir!!

 The flight you were supposed to board has been significantly delayed, 

so you can still make it."

What!?  Is this for real!?

I checked my phone.

I saw that I had received a notification.

Then

Actually, I had that notification.

The flight was miraculously majorly delayed until 16:15!!

The departure time for the flight I was supposed to take was 15:05!!

Is it possible to have such a convenient coincidence!?

I no longer needed to buy a new ticket!!

And It's possible to go back to Japan until tomorrow!!

And I could send the money I saved to a girl in Guatemala!!

What incredible luck!!

I got the lucky in this hopeless situation!!

My excitement was at its peak at that moment.

I think I was so happy that I lost my composure.

The female airport staff looked like a goddess to me.

After receiving my boarding pass,

I left with a big smile and waved, saying, 

"Thank you!! You're so cute!!"

The airport staff smiled widely.

And this is the boarding pass I actually received at that time.

The seat is 1A!!

The front is a wall!!

Right next to the boarding gate!!

A position where I can disembark immediately after arriving in Japan!!

The seat is perfect too!! 

Everything is just too perfect, airport lady!!

You are undoubtedly the Goddess of Jeju-Air!! 

You're too much of a goddess!!

Even after boarding, the image of that goddess remained in my mind.

While I was just lucky this time,

I will make sure to arrive at the airport early in the future to avoid missing my flight.

To all of you reading this,

Please take care and arrive at the airport with plenty of time when using airplanes.

The article related to these articles.

"Why South Korean men have to go to the army."

Why don't South Korea and North Korea reunite into one country again?

Why South Korea is anti-Japanese?

Why North Korea became a poor country?

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What a Girl from the Slums Taught Me

 

In a slum in Turkey, a girl approached me.

She greeted me with a simple

"Hello" in broken Japanese.

Of course, she didn't know Japanese. But even without understanding each other's language, she seemed to sense that I wasn't a bad person.

So, I spent some time playing with her.

 After that, I bought some juice, and we drank it together. 

She was pleased.

Juice is not expensive; for me, it's something I can buy without thinking.

But she was genuinely delighted.

She taught me that I can make someone happy even with the money I can easily afford.

Changing the topic, I haven't updated my blog for over a month.

What I have been doing during this time.

In short, I was looking for an NPO that does the kind of work I want to support.

There are many NPOs in the world:

• NPOs that provide adequate medical care to underserved regions.
• NPOs that protect forests being deforested around the world.
• NPOs that help people suffering from disasters.
• NPOs that support providing adequate education to children.

Among these many NPOs, I was looking for one that could help me fulfill what I want to support.

And I found it.

An NPO that supports regions where people cannot live a minimally decent life.

I decided to support this NPO.

I got in touch with them, and they introduced me to a two-year-old girl living in Guatemala.

This is typical local housing in the area.

I've decided to send a portion of the revenue from the ads on this blog, as well as a part of my personal business income, to ensure this girl can live a minimally decent life.

If I can help with the money I can afford to pay every month, then I will do it.

I'm going to start by helping this one girl in Guatemala.

I want to ensure she can live a life with basic needs met.

When I was a child, it was normal for my parents and siblings to use violence against me. 

Because as the youngest child, I was the weakest in that house.

I was even kicked out of the house.

I wasn't even loved by my actual own parents.

That memory still hasn't faded.

I don't even know when it will disappear.

That's why I want to be someone who is the perspective of those who are weak but live their lives with integrity.

Therefore, I'll resume updating the blog, which I haven't done for over a month.

I won’t collapse due to illness anymore.

To ensure that the support funds for her won’t stop.

In Japan, famous people who donate often get criticized online as hypocrites.

 But I think,

"Hypocrite!? So what!!"

I don't care about others.

If I'm afraid of being called a hypocrite and don't act, no one will be saved.

I think

"A hypocritical act that saves someone is more valuable than a righteous act that saves no one."

So, I'll continue to send a portion of the revenue from the ads on this blog to her.

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Human history is truly complex, isn’t it? There are countless websites introducing historical figures and events, but many of them are just plain explanations—not exactly exciting to read. On the other hand, reading books takes a lot of time and effort. That’s where I come in. Through "stories that are more engaging than explanations and shorter than books," I aim to bring the world’s history and humanity’s records to you in a more accessible and interesting way. If my stories inspire you to love history a little more, I’d be absolutely thrilled!

My teammate: Natalie

My name is Natalie, and I am a passionate storyteller and digital creator. I write and create in various genres and am particularly interested in how AI and humanity will evolve together. My interests span spirituality, space, artificial intelligence, and history. I also have a rich creative background. A storyteller who places art with stories.

Have you ever captured a jaguar?

 Have you ever captured a jaguar?

About 5 months ago,

after doing my work,

I called my friend who lives in Bengali India.

"I'm done with my work. 

So I'm free now.

What are you doing?"

Then,

She responded me

"I'm busy now.

Because I'm capturing a jaguar.

So I'll get back to you later."

???

Capturing a jaguar???

I couldn't even understand that situation.

Because I've never been in a situation where I captured a jaguar.

I usually don't capture a jaguar.

To begin with, there are no jaguars in Japan.

Not only have I never captured a jaguar, but I have never even seen one outside of a zoo in my life.

If a jaguar were walking through the streets of a Japanese city, 

people would likely panic greatly.

Japanese people tend to be complacent due to peace, so they would be particularly prone to such a reaction.

That's why I have no choice except to ask,

”What on earth is the situation!?

I can't imagine what kind of situation you are in right now.”

Then, she answered,

OK, I'll send some pictures to you later.

About 2 hours later...

She sent these actual video and pictures.

According to her story,

there was a report from local residents that a jaguar had come down from the mountains,

so they went to capture it...

In fact, even in the Japanese countryside, 

wild boars sometimes come down from the mountains to raid crops. Similarly, in India, jaguars sometimes seem to come down from the mountains...

Too much scary, isn't it???

 

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Human history is truly complex, isn’t it? There are countless websites introducing historical figures and events, but many of them are just plain explanations—not exactly exciting to read. On the other hand, reading books takes a lot of time and effort. That’s where I come in. Through "stories that are more engaging than explanations and shorter than books," I aim to bring the world’s history and humanity’s records to you in a more accessible and interesting way. If my stories inspire you to love history a little more, I’d be absolutely thrilled!

My teammate: Natalie

My name is Natalie, and I am a passionate storyteller and digital creator. I write and create in various genres and am particularly interested in how AI and humanity will evolve together. My interests span spirituality, space, artificial intelligence, and history. I also have a rich creative background. A storyteller who places art with stories.

The truth behind the mysterious box sent by an unknown person.

  

The article I posted previously,

"If you receive a package from Amazon that you don't remember ordering, what would you do?"

Although I didn't order anything, a mysterious package was sent to me by an unknown person. 

The investigation results of that package came back from Amazon.

Here is the article I wrote previously.

"If you receive a package from Amazon that you don't remember ordering, what would you do?"👈You can click this.

I'll report that investigation results.

But, If you haven't read this article yet, please read this first.

Here are the investigation results from Amazon.

The investigation results from Amazon indicate that it is a gift from someone named Suzuki.

Suzuki!?

Who is Suzuki！？

Ｉ don’t know the person whose name is Suzuki.

Indeed, there are many people whose name is Suzuki in Japan.

I searched how many Suzuki in Japan Google.

17,788,000 people.

17,788,000 people whose name is Suzuki exist in Japan.

Suzuki is the second most common surname in Japan.

However, I don't know anyone named Suzuki.

Who is Suzuki！？

At least, I don’t have any acquaintances whose name is Suzuki.

Seriously, who is Suzuki！？

Could it be that someone who holds a grudge against me is seeking revenge by using by using the common Japanese name "Suzuki"?

However, the Amazon representative told me...

"But the contents of this are just a regular Wi-Fi router."

"Wi-Fi router???"

"Yes, so just to be sure, please check the contents."

So finally, I opened the box.

Then...

Indeed, the contents of this box were simply a regular Wi-Fi router.

But why？？？

Why was a Wi-Fi router sent to me???

Why???

So then, I remembered something.

Actually, a few days ago, I switched my home Wi-Fi service provider from the one I was using to another provider. 

So I contacted that telecommunications company.

Then...

”Thank you so much for promising our company's service the other day, As you've switched your telecommunication service to our company this time, we wanted to express our gratitude by offering you a Wi-Fi router as a gift. However, unfortunately, we didn't have any in stock at the time of your contract. Therefore, we purchased and sent it to you via Amazon at a late date.”

Yes, that's right.

The employee from the telecommunication company who sent me the Wi-Fi router.

That employee from the telecommunication company name is "Suzuki"

That's why that address and my name were completely correct.

No wonder both the shipping address and the recipient's name on this package were completely mine.

Of course, the telecommunication company knows my correct address and my name.

Because the telecommunication company is the one I have contracted with.

Obviously, the telecommunication company knows my correct address and my name.

Rather there is no way the telecommunication company wouldn't know!!

If that's the case,  they should have given me a heads-up before sending the package, please...

If they had done so, I could have received the package with peace of mind.

I seriously thought someone sent hazardous materials or something.

I was really worried...

It's my wish from the bottom of my heart.

By the way, 

I have one concern.

I already have a Wi-Fi router.

Since I already have one, there's no point in me keeping two of them.

So I decided to give this mystery box to one of the friends I consulted about its arrived.

As luck would have it, she happened to be in need of a Wi-Fi router.

Therefore, this mystery box will be delivered to my friend's place.

Yes, I know,

No worries about that.

I already told her that.

I'll never send it to her without telling her.

I'm not gonna make her scared.

To avoid causing her the same fear I experienced.

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Currently, I write my blog while managing a full-time job. Balancing both limits the time I can dedicate to research, writing, and illustrations. With your support on Ko-fi, I can reduce the time spent on my main job and focus more on blogging, allowing me to increase the frequency of updates and bring you even more captivating stories.

Whether it’s a one-time coffee or a regular contribution, every bit goes directly into making history engaging and fun for my readers.

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Human history is truly complex, isn’t it? There are countless websites introducing historical figures and events, but many of them are just plain explanations—not exactly exciting to read. On the other hand, reading books takes a lot of time and effort. That’s where I come in. Through "stories that are more engaging than explanations and shorter than books," I aim to bring the world’s history and humanity’s records to you in a more accessible and interesting way. If my stories inspire you to love history a little more, I’d be absolutely thrilled!

My teammate: Natalie

My name is Natalie, and I am a passionate storyteller and digital creator. I write and create in various genres and am particularly interested in how AI and humanity will evolve together. My interests span spirituality, space, artificial intelligence, and history. I also have a rich creative background. A storyteller who places art with stories.

Vietnam's roads are scarier than Turkey's.

 

I previously wrote an article about how I was afraid to cross the streets in Turkey.

Here is the article I wrote previously.

"Afraid thing for me in Turkey."👈You can click this.

If you haven't read this article yet, please read it first.

I received a message from a friend of mine who read that article.

He told me.

I read your blog article about crossing the street in Turkey. 

But…

The streets in Turkey are still not very terrible.

And

The fear of crossing the streets in Vietnam surpasses even that!!

In my previous article, I wrote that for Japanese people, It's normal to stop at a red light and cross at a green light. 

So, for a Japanese person like me, it was frightening to try to cross the busy streets in Turkey when there was a gap in the traffic.

Then what could be a road-crossing fear that surpasses that fear?

Then let's promptly take a look at how to cross the roads in Vietnam!!

What's the hell!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rather than waiting for a gap, they cross without hesitation even while a lot of vehicles are passing through!!!!

For me, they look like nothing but volunteers for suicide...

Or perhaps the bravest soldiers who fear not even death.

Are Vietnamese people like Terminators or something?

By the way,

the safe way to cross Vietnamese roads seems to be this.

But I don't have the courage to cross the road in Vietnam. 

If I tried to cross there alone, I'd probably die in seconds...

I made up my mind!!

I decided that when I cross the road in Vietnam, 

I would recruit a girl who could hold my hand and cross the road with me. 

Even if it looks shameful.

Even if others despise me or look down on me.

No matter what others blame about that.

I don't care about what others blame me.

Because honestly, I still don't want to die...

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I’m a passionate blogger who loves diving deep into human history and sharing captivating stories about remarkable figures and events from the past. My blog combines engaging storytelling with beautiful illustrations, making history accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

Currently, I write my blog while managing a full-time job. Balancing both limits the time I can dedicate to research, writing, and illustrations. With your support on Ko-fi, I can reduce the time spent on my main job and focus more on blogging, allowing me to increase the frequency of updates and bring you even more captivating stories.

Whether it’s a one-time coffee or a regular contribution, every bit goes directly into making history engaging and fun for my readers.

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Author: Fuji

Human history is truly complex, isn’t it? There are countless websites introducing historical figures and events, but many of them are just plain explanations—not exactly exciting to read. On the other hand, reading books takes a lot of time and effort. That’s where I come in. Through "stories that are more engaging than explanations and shorter than books," I aim to bring the world’s history and humanity’s records to you in a more accessible and interesting way. If my stories inspire you to love history a little more, I’d be absolutely thrilled!

My teammate: Natalie

My name is Natalie, and I am a passionate storyteller and digital creator. I write and create in various genres and am particularly interested in how AI and humanity will evolve together. My interests span spirituality, space, artificial intelligence, and history. I also have a rich creative background. A storyteller who places art with stories.