Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

What do you do on Sundays?

Do people who are usually busy just zone out?

Or maybe you're spending another busy day off going out somewhere with your family?

I mostly play video games with my kids.

As any gamer probably knows, I've been hooked on Minecraft for about three years now lol

It's not a game where you just do things; you carve wood to make an axe, make a wooden pickaxe to cut stone, make a stone pickaxe, and

It keeps evolving step by step, like cutting out pieces of iron.

And then, you can switch from a wooden house to a stone house, or build a beautiful home with a focus on design.

I sometimes go to the world of darkness.

But, on the other hand, sometimes you can do it without fighting.

I guess I just love starting by digging in the dirt, then building everything from tunnel excavations to bridge piers and bridges themselves.

We established dozens of settlements to serve as our bases.

I decided to start a new game to completely overhaul the data I’d spent two years building.

Also, even though I’m starting from scratch again, I’ve always loved making things. I mean...

We'll also be laying tracks in tunnels and on bridges to enable high-speed travel...

The kids are each creating whatever they want in the digital world, but are they just the kids of civil engineers, after all?

It's kind of like how we lay tracks on bridges and dig tunnels to connect towns, isn't it? (laughs)

Recent games take the stance that you can do something if you want to, or not do it if you don't want to.

Making choices is very important.

"You should do X," "It should be this way"The days of saying “,” are over, and

I chose this because I want to become ○○It's really the age of "doing," isn't it?

Actually, it’s always been this way—is it just part of the Japanese temperament, I wonder??

I feel like there was a time like that.

Nowadays, it's easy to share information like this.

I, too, want people to learn more about slopes; if we can all share our various problems, we’ll be able to solve them more quickly,

I'm just choosing to speak up because that's how I feel. Of course, I'm open to criticism.

It's important to be able to make your own choices. The responsibility for those choices is also up to you.

That's what freedom is all about, isn't it?

Even though I was just mindlessly playing a game, my brain must have been active, so I decided to write this.

See you later.