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I received many requests to write about the details of Hari Kuyou – the requiem

atsushijp, 2020年12月10日

I received many requests to write about the details of Hari Kuyou – the requiem service for broken needles. The article is available from the this account’s “Story” (since the article is long, it is on Patreon)

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I shared this IG account with my friend to explain what I do. She was surprised and called me an “influencer”. I am not sure what “influencer” is, but I have now 31K+ followers. I started IG with a few followers. I really appreciate you for reading my writing every day. 

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The numbers of followers are not so important to me. I care “who follows” more than “how many”. Therefore, I share my honest insight. I don’t use “flattery”. The “unfollow rate” is about 20~30%… I don’t know about the other account statistics, but I am proud of the followers I have – you – who care to learn more instead of reacting something instantaneous. Thank you for your care and willingness to learn.

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I am happy to have more followers, of course. Your voice to spread this account is very appreciated. What I mean is that I do not plan to be an “influencer” in a general definition. You will get puzzled (and annoyed) if I start advertising an expensive watch… right? We do not represent a brand in even the crafting industry. There are reasons for that as well. (1) We sell/offer only items we use/liked & (2) I want to support a (small) company to keep it sustainable. I am here to share, and the goal is to make Sashiko sustainable somehow. I want you to know the whole picture of Sashiko – the Sashiko you see now may be just a part of it. Thank you for finding us, following us, and supporting us.

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インスタグラムを始めて3年。気がつけば、こんなに沢山の方にフォローを頂くアカウントになりました。刺し子への思いを英語で書けば書くほど、「伝えなきゃ」と思うことが雪だるま式に増えていって。結果として日本語の分量がガッツリ減ってしまっております。でも、刺し子は日本の言葉。日本語で書くこと&伝えることは絶対に止めません。それが僕のアイデンティティだし。日本語での刺し子話や本音は、僕の個人アカウントでもっと深く掘ったり宣伝したりしようと思っています。是非そちらもフォロー頂けたら嬉しいです。(@sashiko_dad)。

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Comments (15)

  1. Barbara Kasper says:
    2020年12月10日 at 3:24 PM

    this is soo beautiful👏😍

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  2. marnie ní says:
    2020年12月10日 at 4:02 PM

    Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings in such a considered and articulate way. It’s really appreciated.

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  3. Silvia Mariani says:
    2020年12月10日 at 4:09 PM

    Precioso trabajo bordado 💙💙💙👏👏

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  4. Silvia Mariani says:
    2020年12月10日 at 4:11 PM

    Gracias 💙gracias ♥️♥️♥️

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  5. Ancient Embroidery | Sashiko | Natural Dye says:
    2020年12月10日 at 4:37 PM

    👏👏👏 bravo!!

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  6. Anonymous says:
    2020年12月10日 at 5:27 PM

    👌

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  7. Anonymous says:
    2020年12月10日 at 6:10 PM

    Thank you for sharing such an abundance of knowledge of what Sashiko is, its history, your feelings and insight. In my opinion, I really believe you should write a book about Sashiko. It is really needed. There are over a dozen on the market but they are all really incomplete because they don’t go into the history, the culture and all the valuable insight and knowledge you share with us for free here. There is a good publisher I know of in Japan, Yoshi-San, who I would highly recommend to you if you ever would consider it. I believe he would get the book the right exposure it needs to the exact audience that it would be of great interest to. 🙏🏾

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  8. Shogo Zen Art 🎨 says:
    2020年12月10日 at 6:53 PM

    Awesome!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️💥

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  9. Robin Meijerink says:
    2020年12月10日 at 7:22 PM

    🔥🔥🔥

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  10. Eva van Herel says:
    2020年12月10日 at 9:49 PM

    Well you are influencing me so that makes you an influencer 🙂

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  11. HeySis®️ says:
    2020年12月10日 at 10:49 PM

    Thankyou for providing meaningful insight. Those jeans are sublime btw

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  12. oreoeyes says:
    2020年12月12日 at 11:55 AM

    Your stitches are so even!

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  13. Leora Lutz says:
    2020年12月13日 at 3:06 AM

    Thank you so much for your work and attention to detail, as well as sharing with us. I’m old school in the sense that I do read posts, not just press “like”.

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  14. Soko Chimica says:
    2020年12月16日 at 6:31 AM

    💙👖

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  15. Brooke says:
    2021年1月16日 at 4:19 PM

    I found you & your words to be the exact solace I am seeking in this exact moment.
    Know thyself, which you so clearly do. Explain just a little, but carry on with integrity to your craft and mission, is the lesson I have received from your writings. These are the gifts you have shared and I hope to impart in my own little world of IG. It is true IG is a little world and in the real world, the graciousness in being happy/ loved / loving is what is most beautiful . Authentically sharing with your valued followers makes a real difference. I am touched by your words and your craft.

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