When I was younger, I wore dark suits all the time.
It was convenient to go to business meetings, politicians’ parties, and ceremonies on a daily basis.
From that time on, it was customary to wear flashy neckties and chiefs so as not to be mistaken for hoteliers or boys.
Sometimes I went to the wedding and the funeral on the same day.
At that time, in a black and white striped tie.
I also liked museums and gallery parties.
Back then, they never changed a single painting.
Of course, I often went to concerts and operas.
Since the bubble economy, the number of corporate concerts has increased, and I have received many invitations.
I started buying tickets for classical concerts by himself when I was about 40.
In Corona, I can’t go to the theater, and it is lonely.
It’s fun to drink champagne and wine at a formal party in formal attire.
Now, it’s a bit painful to be sober and listen to a concert for a long time.
When I was younger, I hated bright colors.
I felt that flashy things were embarrassing and childish.
But it’s different when you get older.
Bright colors look beautiful and fun.
Recently, in the renovation of an old nursery school, the gate and the outer wall were repainted in bright colors.
We also put colorful playground equipment in the garden.
Indeed, it is full of colors that seem to please toddlers in nursery schools.
It feels bright, warm, fun, and cute.
orange, yellow, green.
Children’s clothing colors.
When you get old, you will wear yellow and red without hesitation.
I thought it would never happen in my life.
Lonely old people are well aware of their desire for more joyful colors.
However, whether it suits you is another matter.
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CEO Yasunari Koyama