Shu, a high school student programmer, writes about iPhone app development, WordPress, travel, and more.

A blog by a housewife in her 50s who has finished raising her children

At Shugaku Seminar Tsurumi, we build a solid foundation for learning with the three pillars of "classes, home study, and Saturday supplementary lessons." We also have a scholarship system that reduces tuition fees, and we offer a wide range of benefits to students who work hard!

We are committed to providing elderly care and rehabilitation in Nagasaki Prefecture.

A blog by a housewife with two children introducing simple and easy handmade ideas that can be done with a sewing machine. Appears on NHK and has published a book.

Gallery Shukado in Ginza, Tokyo sells a wide range of art, mainly Japanese art, such as hanging scrolls, paintings, calligraphy, ukiyo-e, and folding screens. We also hold exhibitions at galleries in Ginza, participate in art fairs, and sell our works in catalogs published several times a year. If you are looking for paintings or art, leave it to Shukado, an art dealer run by three generations of a family.

I love Japanese sweets, especially sweets using red bean paste, and I share that information. I travel around Japan trying old noren, new Japanese sweets, hidden gems, Japanese sweets artisans, and so on, and I report on them. Since it's a weekly publication, I'll post at least once a week, and hope to create a new network.

A website specializing in hair straightening for people who are troubled by curly hair

This is the official website for the web marketing and customer attraction consultant, Inada Gyotoku's web customer attraction methods. Operated by Business Contents Co., Ltd. Attracting customers online using blogs, websites, and YouTube. A must-see for managers in their 30s and 40s who want to request medical management, clinic patient attraction, marketing consulting, online customer attraction, and YouTube consulting.

Sakasobaan Kaita offers delicious meals at reasonable prices. The stylish yet relaxed atmosphere exudes a Japanese feel, and the spacious interior is suitable for banquets and girls' nights. We hope that everyone living in Ishikari will feel free to use our restaurant as their "second dining table."