2025年 あけましておめでとうございます。
みなさまには、永年格別のご厚誼をいただきありがとうございます。昨年2024年は会社譲渡の円滑な落着を見届ける責任を、大過なく終了。また、深く関係する札幌市清田区の不動産の件で隣接する全国企業などとよい関係を構築できて、ひとつの大団円を迎えることが出来ました。さらに取り組んできた個人としてのはじめての出版作品
『作家と住空間 〜表現者のナマの息づかいに触れる』
が、いよいよ４月に電子書籍で発刊される予定で、校正作業などが大車輪進行中。これは仕事人生で取り組んだ「住空間とそこに暮らす人間の相関性」を、誰もが知る著名作家の事例から掘り下げる、という「人生まとめ企画」。
見城徹氏で知られる「幻冬舎ルネッサンス」から発刊予定。わたし三木奎吾の生きた証（大袈裟〜笑）、なにとぞご一読願えれば幸いです。
みなさまのご多幸をお祈りいたします。また引き続きあたたかいお導きをよろしくお願いします。
発刊されましたら、みなさまには必ずこのブログなどで正式にご案内差し上げたいと思います、なにとぞよろしくお願い申し上げます。＜電子出版の装丁は現在先方にて作業進行中で、写真はわたしの「内容説明図版」。この旨ご理解ください。＞
ということで、新年明けていつものように北海道神宮に初詣。まぁ毎日のように早朝散歩しているコースのひとつなので、通い慣れた道なのですが、大みそかから元旦に掛けて札幌はそこそこの降雪。たぶん20cmを超えていると思いますので、参道はなかなか幻想的な景色が顔を見せてくれておりました。いかにも日本列島最北の地の鎮守らしい新年の光景。明治の開拓と同時にやってこられた大国魂神（おおくにたまのかみ）・大那牟遅神（おおなむちのかみ）・少彦名神（すくなひこなのかみ）の最初期三神は、後に祀られた明治天皇からこの地の寒冷と積雪を教えられ、もっと早く言ってくれと思われているかも知れませんね（笑）。本日はわが家駐車場や家の前などの雪かきにさすがに大汗を掻いて、その汗が引くのを待っての参拝でした。
この冬は岩見沢以北の大雪がたびたび報じられていますが、だいたい札幌と岩見沢地域はこと降雪に関しては対比的な関係でして、札幌はこれまでは少雪気味で推移していまして、散歩道のスッテンコロリンに最注意ということでしたが、この降雪で例年通りの本格的な冬の到来のようです。ことしも冬にめげずに過ごしましょうね。
English version⬇
Happy New Year!
This is a project to publish an e-book based on the experience of exploring houses as a life theme. This is a “life summary project” that delves into the homes of famous writers who are well known to everyone. The book will be published in the form of an e-book...
Happy New Year!
I would like to thank you all for your continued support over the years. Last year, 2024, I completed my responsibility of seeing that the transfer of the company was completed smoothly and without incident. In addition, we were able to build good relationships with neighbouring national companies and others in the area of real estate in Kiyota-ku, Sapporo, with which we are deeply involved, and we were able to reach a great conclusion. In addition, the first published work as an individual that I have been working on.
The Writer and the Residential Space: Touching the Real Breath of the Expressionist’.
is finally scheduled to be published as an e-book in April, and proofreading and other work is underway on a big wheel. This is a ‘life summary project’ that delves into the ‘correlation between living spaces and the people who live there’, which I have worked on throughout my working life, using examples of well-known writers who are well known to everyone.
It is scheduled to be published by Gentosha Renaissance, a company known for its writer Toru Miki. I would be very happy if you could read the living proof (exaggeration - lol) of my life, Keigo Miki.
I wish you all the best of luck. We also ask for your continued warm guidance.
When the book is published, we will be sure to inform you officially through this blog and other means, so please do not hesitate to contact us. ＜The binding of the e-publication is currently being worked on by the publisher, and the photo is my ‘illustration of the contents’. Please understand this. >
So, as usual, I went to Hokkaido Jingu Shrine for the first time after the New Year. It is one of the routes I walk early in the morning every day, so I am used to it, but from New Year's Eve to New Year's Day, Sapporo had a fair amount of snowfall. The approach to the shrine was quite a fantastic sight. This is a New Year's scene that is very typical of the township shrine in the northernmost part of the Japanese archipelago. The first three deities, Okunitama no Kami, Onamuchi no Kami and Sunahikona no Kami, who came to Japan at the same time as the Meiji era settlements, were told of the cold and snowfall in this area by Emperor Meiji, who later enshrined them, and may have been asked to tell them earlier (laughs). Today, I was sweating heavily shoveling snow from our parking lot and in front of our house, and waited for the sweat to subside before visiting the shrine.
This winter, heavy snowfall north of Iwamizawa has often been reported, but Sapporo and the Iwamizawa area have a contrasting relationship when it comes to snowfall, with Sapporo having had light snow so far, and the greatest attention being paid to the snowfall on walking paths. The snowfall seems to be the start of a full-blown winter as usual. Let's not let winter get the better of us this year.
