Hello, everyone
This is Enta.
I've been in Tokyo for the past few days.
And now, the Omicron variant has arrived, hasn't it?
We’d barely closed our borders when Omicron hit!
It's just like her—that "I just showed up ❤" kind of vibe, right?
How will this new variant affect Japan and the rest of the world?
It makes me feel a bit anxious, but I also feel like this marks the dawn of a new era.
This new variant of the novel coronavirus, the Omicron variant, could have a significant impact on us in the construction industry as well.
I’m a little anxious about what the future holds, but I suppose this is just the path I have to take.
As for that line of work, it has been decided that Enta will begin working in earnest in the Kanto region as well.
It's not something that will happen right away, but I'm thinking of getting involved little by little starting next year.
It’s not the Omicron variant, but I hope to do work that will have a positive impact on everyone.
And there are actually more old friends from my days at Kagoshima Jitsugyo in Tokyo than I expected.
I’m looking forward to it because I have classmates, seniors, and juniors in the Civil Engineering Division at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as well.
Once we've finalized a few more details, I hope to be able to share them with everyone.
Ultimately, I feel like it’s the connections between people that keep us going.
I'm truly grateful to everyone who has been there for me.
I’m grateful to everyone who reads this blog, and I’m also grateful to those I get to meet in person.
There are so many people I would never have met if I hadn't been writing this blog.
It seems to me that the people we meet shape our lives.
No matter what anyone says, in the end, people are shaped by other people and raised by them.
Let's stay strong and not let the Omicron variant of the novel coronavirus get the better of us!
And there's less than a month left in the year!
It's what's commonly known as "Shiwasu."
Let's drive safely—without pushing ourselves too hard or getting into accidents!
Even if profits drop a little, safety is everything!
Please make safety a priority.
See you later
