Sakamoto Ryoma was a man who lived through the turbulent end of the Edo period.
If he were alive today, what would he have to say to us?
This is an original talk scenario in which Sakamoto Ryoma passionately discusses "lifelong companions."
Ryoma rose from a rural samurai in Tosa to become a patriot who moved Japan forward. What are the seven qualities of a "true companion" that he must have identified along the way?
For those struggling with relationships, those looking to take on a new challenge, and all those who care about Japan's future.
Ryoma's soulful cry may touch your heart.
Please watch until the end.
--- [Table of Contents] 00:00 Introduction ~ Meeting People is a Treasure in Life ~ 01:35 First Lesson: Honesty in Accepting Facts as They Are 02:50 Second Lesson: Values that Allow You to Choose Right Over Loss and Profit 04:00 Third Lesson: Responsibility in Not Taking Small Promises Lightly 05:10 Fourth Lesson: Warmth in Sharing Joy and Gratitude 06:25 Fifth Lesson: Stability in Maintaining a Good Mood Even in Adversity 07:30 Sixth Lesson: The Habit of Finding Reasons for Being Able 08:45 Seventh Lesson: Daily Mindset for Cultivating Trust 09:55 Summary: Become someone's treasure. ---
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