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Endless Paradise しずかの心のおしゃべり
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Hello, this is Shintaro Takami, RKB announcer.
I am pleased to be joined by Shizuka Nagai,Chairman of the International Air Academy.
Shizuka-chan, thank you for joining us.
Thank you for having me.
This program is a conversation between Shizuka-chan and the listeners.
We want to make as many people as possible happy.
Currently, we have 121 people.
121 people.
Our goal is to reach 10,000 people.
We are still halfway there.
It will continue.
Let's do our best.
Today, we will introduce you via e-mail.
This is from a lady named Konomi from NakagawaCity Radio.
Thank you.
I work part-time at a store.
But I can't keep up with the latest products.
For example, the devices I use at work,
the system,
and so on.
Customers ask me about the details of theproducts,
and I try to find out,
but the content is a mess.
I call in other staff to explain.
I lose confidence.
Don't you two do this?
What should I do to keep up with the latestproducts?
What should I do to keep up with the latestproducts?
I am good at it.
You are good at it.
You are good at using your smartphone.
You are good at it.
I am good at it.
You can use the device.
You can use the device.
I got a divorce.
I got a divorce.
I had to do everything by myself.
I had to do everything by myself.
I didn't have a man to rely on.
I didn't have a man to rely on.
I had to do everything by myself.
I had to do everything by myself.
I had to do everything by myself.
I am good at it.
You have the power to live.
I am good at it.
I have a lot of new products.
How about you?
I am not good at it.
I am not good at it.
I am not good at it.
I think I am slow.
I think he's a really thick-skinned person.
Really?
He's so young,
so I thought he'd be really good at it.
I thought he'd be really good at it.
No, he's just pretending to be good at it.
Really?
I think people on this side might understand.
He can't say what he's not good at,
so in order to pretend to be good at it,
he does a lot of research.
And then he says,
I knew it!
He does that face.
He's been doing that recently.
He's reliable.
I don't think he found out.
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He found out today.
So, he's not really into new things?
He's not really into new things?
He's more into classic music.
He's more into classic music.
He's more into classic music.
I think he likes to listen to
70s and 80s city pop music.
I think he likes to listen to 70s and 80s city popmusic.
I'm glad to hear that.
He likes to listen to music
and he also likes to read books.
He prefers to read books to read books.
I'm glad to hear that!
I'm so happy to hear that.
I'm glad to hear that.
Young people are good at this,
and our older generation
and our older generation
tends to be not good at it.
tends to be not good at it.
So I think young people
are better at old things
I also like books.
What else do you like?
Books?
I also like dictionaries.
Dictionaries.
More than writing?
More than computers, I like paper.
I can trust that more.
In myself.
I'm afraid of disappearing.
I see.
I see.
But Shizuka, you have to do a lot of work.
You have to do a lot of work with paper.
You have to do a lot of work with paper.
You have to make sure
you have enough data.
You are good at that.
I don't have
any data about the performance.
No data at all?
Yes.
I get data from above.
You don't have a script.
You don't have a script.
For 42 years,
I've been a performance artist.
I have been talking for 300 times
this year.
I have a lot of sources.
This is what I say
This is what I say
I have a lot of sources.
And everyone here
has some
words
they want
So, that's what I'm trying to convey.
So, when you want to talk about something new,
do you use AI or something like that?
No, I don't use it at all.
For example, I have a lot of meetings,
so I have to say hello.
I have to remember how to say hello,
and sometimes I use ad-libs.
But when I have to remember how to say it,
I write it down on paper.
I write it down on paper,
and say it over and over again,
and then I say hello in my own words.
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So, I'm more of a person who wants to read books
than paper, books, or e-mails.
So, I'm more of a person who wants to read booksthan paper, books, or e-mails.
So, I'm more of a person who wants to read booksthan paper, books, or e-mails.
I see.
I'd like to ask you one more thing.
Konomi-san is here with us today,
but I'd like to ask you one more thing
instead of the other listeners.
When you're studying,
do you use paper a lot?
Even now, when you're learning something new,
do you use paper?
Yes, I do.
I use a lot of paper.
I use a lot of paper.
If it's in English,
I have a special notebook for English.
I have a pattern.
For example,
when I meet a foreigner for the first time,
I tell them what I'm going to talk about.
I tell them what I'm going to talk about.
I tell them what I'm going to talk about.
I have a pattern.
I have a pattern.
I have a pattern.
I make it myself.
So that's why, Shintaro-chan,
because I and Konomi-san
like to do Q&A
like to do Q&A
like to do Q&A
questions that are often asked
and we try to guess
and we try to guess
and we try to guess
Like a table of contents.
Yes.
Like a simple reference.
Isn't that a good thing?
Isn't that a good thing?
Asking questions from the listener
There are a lot of things that have already beendecided.
So, for the first thing, I take notes.
Until I'm able to do that, I may need help from myseniors and colleagues,
but once I'm able to do that, I use Q&A to make myown manual.
You can make your own strongest notebook.
I don't know what kind of store it is from this e-mail,
but I think it's probably a warehouse managementjob because it has a terminal and a system.
Konomi-san probably already has hospitality,
so if you make a list of things like, for example,
swimsuits are sold here, slippers are here,
and if you do that, you can clear the problem ofhaving customers ask you for product details.
The other problem is updating the terminal andsystem that you use at work.
You have to keep in mind that you're updating thelatest stuff.
That's the same thing, right?
That's the same thing.
In this case, I have a manual that summarizes howto do it.
There are things that I don't understand,
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so if I have a favorite word or a good word, Iwrite it down on my notebook.
I'm looking forward to making that notebook intomy favorite notebook.
Oh, it's your favorite work.
Yes, I'm looking forward to choosing a notebook,
but when I buy a notebook, I put a lot of stickerson it.
My stickers are pretty much like a plane or auniverse or a star,
but if I put a sticker on it and make my ownoriginal notebook,
it's fun to take notes on it,
and I always carry around a small size that I canput in my bag and memorize it.
I want you to make an effort to be able to answeryour favorite words.
When your juniors or other people ask you,
I think you'll be able to answer them withconfidence.
That's right.
First, make your favorite notebook,
and then write down what you've been worriedabout.
Once you've done it, you'll be able to cover itnext time.
I like my favorite notebook.
Your favorite notebook is good, isn't it?
I have my favorite notebook.
Do you have it?
I have it. Basically, I have it every day.
What do you write on it?
I carry it with me when I look back at my workevery day.
Like a diary?
Like a diary?
That's right.
That's great.
Do you read it?
I read it.
I want to put a sticker on it.
I want to make it look good.
That's great.
I always write down what I look back on my work.
That's great.
Do you have a favorite notebook like this?
I can't see it because it's a radio.
I made this.
It's a small size.
That's great.
It says,
It says,
It says,
It says,
It's a cute notebook.
It's a cute notebook.
It's a cute notebook.
I don't know what size this is.
It's a B6 size.
It says,
It's a bit smaller than a university notebook.
It's cute, isn't it?
It says,
It's a B6 size.
With this size, I can put it in my bag.
I think it's good to have your own favoritenotebook.
I'm sure there are points of reflection andworries that only I know.
I write with a camera in my eyes and consciousnessin my hands.
I write when I have something like that.
It would be nice to collect your favorite notes.
I think it's good to collect them.
That's really manual.
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I'd like to give this to people who are coming in.
I'd like to give it to them as a reference.
I think I can leave something like that as acompany.
I think it's good for yourself.
It might be useful for other people in the future.
There may be quite a few people like you who arenot good at this.
There may be quite a few people like you who arenot good at this.
There may be people who have the same worries.
I can't say that I'm not good at it.
I think it's embarrassing.
Young people may be able to say it.
I don't want to say it because I'm old.
I don't want to say I can't do it or I don't knowhow to do it.
I think there are a lot of people like you.
I think there are a lot of people like you.
Please use the notes you like.
Please use the notes you like.
Thank you for your time.
Thank you for your time.
Thank you for your time.
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