I mentioned earlier that I, the developer of Setsuden-mushi, used to work in chemistry and English before the development of Setsuden-mushi. The ease (?) of a very small company combined with my multifaceted personality made myself work in various kinds of occupations. For example, I was also a member of the interview examiner for the English Proficiency Test (EIKEN), an English conversation instructor at cultural classes and schools, a part-time university lecturer, a technical advisor for Hiroshima Prefecture, an advisor for JETRO, a radio personality, and a TV broadcaster.

Simply put, I am a jack-of-all-trades.

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　However, it is impossible to keep every job I accept forever on a permanent basis. The principles are to say no as much as possible, to start them with a set deadline, and to quit skillfully and without causing damage to the other party and myself. We are currently (at the time of 2005) developing "Lock by Phone" through an industry-academia-government collaboration. This development project is scheduled to be completed by the end of March 2006 as a project adopted by the Hiroshima Prefecture Industrial Creation Subsidy, with the cooperation of Kohki Corporation and KY Open, and the support of the Eastern Hiroshima Prefecture Industrial Technology Center.

Serially posted in English on Tuesdays.

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