There were three major events that led to my encounter with "BUGAKU".

One day, after watching a detective drama and longing to be a detective, I said to my father, "I want to be a detective!”.
However, he replied, "If you were Japanese, you could do it, but you're a foreigner...".
I had no idea that I was a foreigner, as I could only speak Japanese in the Kansai dialect, which I had always assumed was Japanese.

When I told my classmates that I was a foreigner, they at one point applauded, "Wow!" and applause arose.
But then the bullying gradually began.
When I went to a friend's house to hang out, my friend's mother would tell me that he was not there, even though my friend was at home, and little by little I lost friends who would play with me.
Then came bullying and discrimination.

Then I had a chance to watch a Bruce Lee movie and saw him wielding nunchakus and knocking down his enemies in style.
I want the power to not be bullied or ridiculed by anyone.
I want to be able to live on my own.

From there, in junior high and high school, I spent my time in fights, seeking more power.
I no longer gave in to bullies, and on the contrary, I sometimes became a bully.
I used my strength to drown out the anxiety of not knowing whether or not I would be able to get the job I wanted even if I studied.

After that, I went to various dojos in search of strength, and it was during this time that I happened to meet a master of "BUGAKU".

The "BUGAKU" is a principle that was established 2,500 years ago, and is a practical study of the principles of "know, act, virtue, and unity" that can be applied to one's life so that neither one's self nor one's opponent can be defeated.
It is the ultimate idea of how to lead people and how to make people follow from psychological and other aspects.

At first, "BUGAKU" started with the idea of killing those who disobeyed, but as we pursued the ultimate goal, we arrived at the exact opposite: to utilize people rather than to kill them.

In other words, the “BUGAKU” is about how to make peace.
To give the ultimate explanation, the purpose of "BUGAKU" is to "master virtue”.

They say that people change with the "3Ts", and it was the same for me.
The “3Ts” are bankruptcy, illness, and incarceration.
When I was studying “BUGAKU”, my brother, the only person who understood me, was diagnosed with cancer and I donated my entire fortune to his treatment, but he never returned.
I fought the disease as best I could with my brother.
My brother's absence from this world, the world that was not supposed to be there, the person who was supposed to be there, was not there...
For a while, I just passed the time in a daze.

But at this time, I realized that I had been obsessed with money by offering all my wealth for treatment, and for the first time I understood that I was not obsessed with money.
I also encountered, learned about, and tried to apply a treatment using the bio-responsive function of muscles to alleviate my brother's cancer pain.
I desperately tried various things to free my brother from his illness.
Through this experience, my brother also taught me to "Do the best I can while I am alive”.

I thought hard.

It's like...
"If I were to die tomorrow, what would I want to do?"
"What would I want to leave behind?"

As if by a revelation from the heavens, my brother's death and my past experiences convinced me that my purpose was to "happily share my wisdom and nurture others" in order to "create a better world”.
I felt as if the sky, which had been covered with clouds, had cleared up.