Voice Diary on July 27, 2026: Visiting Kapineko Cafe, Customizing My Shelf as a Shelf Owner at STORY STANDS@Ikejiri-Ohashi, Recommending Books, Working Hard on the Main Show, and My Wife's Upcoming Birthday
In this episode, the speaker shares everything from memories of a family visit to an animal cafe to the behind-the-scenes dedication put into daily streaming.
Healing in a space where capybaras and cats live harmoniously together.
The speaker visited Kapineko Cafe in Ikejiri-Ohashi with their family of three to interact with one capybara and dozens of cats. They cheerfully look back on how their child, who is usually a bit shy around animals, enjoyed a healing moment while being surprised by the unique, up-close proximity.
The behind-the-scenes struggles of trial-and-error recording are revealed.
To enhance the podcast's quality, the speaker discusses the dedication put into editing work—such as noise reduction and filler removal—along with the challenges of consistently maintaining a broadcast duration of around 20 minutes. Their strong motivation to keep transmitting content while maintaining their own pace is quite impressive.
New books are added to the shelf creation at STORY STANDS.
As a shelf owner at STORY STANDS in Ikejiri-Ohashi, the speaker talks about expressing their personal tastes by displaying favorite books. That space, featuring cherished books including "Steal Like an Artist," seems to be a wonderful spot that creates small connections with visitors. Even deeper stories unfold, but please listen to the main episode for the rest.
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