BTS（以下バンタン）は大韓民国の外でお仕事をする時、必ず滞在中に1度は韓国料理を食べています。
バンタンはダンスをしながら歌唱するパフォーマンス・スタイルであり、非常に緻密な1年や5年の計画の元、数年に渡る準備と徹底的な（恐らく調べる内容の有史から）調査と解釈を練り、その間、触れられている関連書物や映像、美術に渡り全て調べてから、ご自身達のプロジェクトを組み立てを行います。
BTSは韓国料理を食べる 1で触れた様に、同時にあれ程のウェブコンテンツを創り、そのパフォーマンスをし、楽曲制作を行い、ご自身の興味の学習をされているようです。
どうしてバンタンは緻密なクリエイターとパフォーマー、アーティストと青年の生活をしているのにも関わらず、手配するのが難しい諸外国の社会であっても、自国の慣れた食べ物を食べているのでしょうか？
恐らく環境が変わると体力が削がれるんでしょうね。
私の経験上、日本では夏の暑さが1番体力を削ぎます。
次点は冬です。寒さも実は体力を削ぎます。
なので、初夏バテ、梅雨バテ、夏バテが有り、冬は多くの人々が風邪を引きやすくなり、感染性インフルエンザ・ウイルスも必ず流行ります。
私は実は少し特異体質の様で、普段、殆ど脂っこい物は摂りません。
又、主に強力粉由来のうどんの麺、豆腐から摂取しているミネラル、チョコレート、挽いて落とすタイプのコーヒーを1日に3杯、牛乳はカルシウム分が多く入れてある調整牛乳、野菜を沢山採っています。
何故かは分かりませんが、それが1番体がスムーズに動き、脳や感情が効率良く物事を整理して片付けていく環境を造ります。
普段生活している環境を水とするなら、人間の体自体は魚という環境である。とイメージすると伝わりやすいと思います。
この魚の部分は、実は全部自分自身でコントロール出来るんです。
つまり気温等に合わせた食事と感情の整理の仕方さえ身につければ、そのコントロールは難なく行え、常に自分を効率良く動かし、感情の揺れを持ちながらクレバーな態度を持ち続けられるんです。
故郷を離れた人間が首都東京に居て、ホームシックに掛かると良く言われますが、そうではなく、環境が変わり、体調と新しい情報の処理と整理が追いつかず、または普段のペースで出来ずに、体と脳で疲れて、落ち込みやすくなり風邪等をひき、最後は故郷を思い涙ぐむ。
このフロー（流れ）であるとまずは仮定します。
すると環境が変わるから体力が大幅に削がれる。
という整理ポイントが見えてきます。
またこの仮定から、首都にまで出ていって成功しようとする人は普段、かなり優れたパフォーマンスを身体、知性で出していた。とポイントを発展させて見ると、
普段の食事、そのホームシックに掛かった人が故郷で普段摂っていた食事が、その人を1番良い状態で、体を維持・又は動かし、知性と感情をクレバーに保っていた。
と予測出来ます。
するとこのホームシックというフローで、故郷の食事を食べたら回復して元気になった。というのは、普段の食生活に一度だけでも戻したからだと浮かび上がってきます。
恐らくバンタンが何処の国でも、大韓民国の料理を手配して食べているのは、この効果を知っているからです。
実はバンタンは、撮影中にご自身達の飲むペットボトルの水を、1番上のマネージャーにしか持たせません。
それ程、徹底して身体の管理を行なっています。
まるでアスリートの食生活ですよね。
実は私も特異体質で、ベジタリアンのように思われる食事を摂り続けて、自分の体と精神を維持しています。
きっと私の家の稼業が、身体能力と反射能力、判断能力、感覚能力を必要不可欠とする業種だからでしょう。
同じく、ビジネスマンも同様の身体の徹底管理を行なっています。
無論、バンタンと同じ岸辺に住む芸能人も同様です。
インターネットも同様です。
テレビラジオマガジンと同じ事をしている様に見えても、公開される場所はパソコンから繋ぐオンラインという電気の領域で、動画ひとつ取っても、それは個人に向けて公開し個人がプライベートの感情で受け取っているのか、オフィシャルの感情で受け取っているのか、プラットフォームのユーザー情報を取り、どのような年代が来ているのか、検索ワードでは無く、何を多く読みに来ているか、を解析するのが、データを読むやり方の基礎です。
又、いつも高パフォーマンスでオンライン上に上げる（ネット公開するという意味）文、画像、動画を作っていた状況は以前はどうだったか。
元々アナログのリアル（ネット外の現実という古いネット・スラング）での制作環境と同様か、をチェックしているのだろうか。
マウスでページにアクセスした時、ワン・アクション増やす手間をわざわざ設けていないか？
スマートフォンでは、広告ポップアップ画面を閉じる画面が平均的な成人男性・女性の指先の大きさより小さすぎていないか。
使いやすさをあれ程追求した製品を造っていたにも関わらず、何故オンライン上の画面構成でユーザビリティ（ユーザーの快適さ）を徹底的に追求していないのか。
通信販売のサイトに行くたび、何故全部違うパスワードを毎回要求し、その度にスマートフォンにパスを送り、それを見てパソコンで打ち込まないとログイン出来ず、その間中ずっと客の入店を入口で待たせている状況だと気付かず、何故誰もその手順を短縮しないのか。
電子マネーを1社1種類持っていただけで、全部の主要オンラインストアで買い物が出来ない不便さを買い物客に負担させたまま、10年経過しているのは何故なのか。
いつまで経っても居もしない、部屋を暗くしてフードを被り、懐かしのDOS-V画面から青緑色に照らされた顔で、人と世界を恐怖のどん底に突き落とそうとする人物達が、炎上を仕組んでいるに違いないと、ビクビクし続けているらしいのは何故なのか？（大丈夫ですか？居ませんよ（笑））
インターネットを例にインターネット用語で言うとすれば、
インターネット環境とそこで動くデータ単体の環境（発信する人・キャラクター・商品・音楽）
プラス
発信を受け取り、感情や理性で包んで投げ返すデータの環境
全体のデータの流れ。
これがインターネット発信のしくみの基礎です。
これを深く理解していないと、どのプラットフォームであってもうまくステップは踏めないのではないでしょうか？
次に行くサイトを知っても、前に訪問したサイトを知っても、インターネット上ではシャワー効果はありません。
存在できるのは、エフェクトのみです。
Sampling from Fade Out.
Voice Kyoko Koizumi.All truck Haruo Chikada.
Type change Enamel
"空けて" Quote "開けて" / "嘘" Quote "ウソ"
データを読むやり方の基礎
これは何処かは言えませんが、国内初、ポス・システムオンラインネットワーク・システムのレジを導入した会社の（笑）、データを読むやり方、その項目が何故必要であったのか。
そして早々に切り上げた商品が実はロングセラーになったのはどのような商品で、どのような購買層だったのかを、気になる方はもう一度調べてみると、分かりやすいと思います。
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Whenever BTS (hereinafter referred to as “BANGTANG”) works outside of South Korea, they always make sure to eat Korean food at least once during their stay.
BANGTANG’s performance style involves singing while dancing. Based on extremely meticulous one-year and five-year plans, they spend several years preparing and conducting thorough research and interpretation—likely delving into historical records—and during that time, they thoroughly examine all relevant books, videos, and art before constructing their projects.
As mentioned in “BANGTANG Eats Korean Food 1,” BANGTANG simultaneously creates a massive amount of web content, performs, produces music, and pursues their own interests.
Why is it that BANGTANG—despite leading the lives of meticulous creators, performers, artists, and young people—still eats the familiar food of their home country even in foreign societies where arranging meals can be difficult?
Perhaps a change in environment saps their physical strength.
In my experience, the summer heat in Japan is what saps my energy the most.
Winter comes in a close second. The cold actually saps your energy as well.
That’s why there’s early summer fatigue, rainy season fatigue, and summer fatigue; in winter, many people are more prone to catching colds, and infectious influenza viruses are bound to spread.
I actually seem to have a somewhat unique constitution, and I rarely eat greasy foods.
I mainly get my nutrients from udon noodles made with strong flour, minerals from tofu, chocolate, three cups a day of ground coffee, calcium-fortified milk, and plenty of vegetables.
I’m not sure why, but this diet helps my body function most smoothly and creates an environment where my brain and emotions can efficiently organize and process things.
BANGTANG’s performance style involves singing while dancing. Based on extremely meticulous one-year and five-year plans, they spend several years preparing and conducting thorough research and interpretation—likely delving into historical records—and during that time, they thoroughly examine all relevant books, videos, and art before constructing their projects.
As mentioned in “BANGTANG Eats Korean Food 1,” BANGTANG simultaneously creates a massive amount of web content, performs, produces music, and pursues their own interests.
Why is it that BANGTANG—despite leading the lives of meticulous creators, performers, artists, and young people—still eats the familiar food of their home country even in foreign societies where arranging meals can be difficult?
Perhaps a change in environment saps their physical strength.
In my experience, the summer heat in Japan is what saps my energy the most.
Winter comes in a close second. The cold actually saps your energy as well.
That’s why there’s early summer fatigue, rainy season fatigue, and summer fatigue; in winter, many people are more prone to catching colds, and infectious influenza viruses are bound to spread.
I actually seem to have a somewhat unique constitution, and I rarely eat greasy foods.
I mainly get my nutrients from udon noodles made with strong flour, minerals from tofu, chocolate, three cups a day of ground coffee, calcium-fortified milk, and plenty of vegetables.
I’m not sure why, but this diet helps my body function most smoothly and creates an environment where my brain and emotions can efficiently organize and process things.
In other words, humans possess yet another environment within their surroundings—one in which they manage and interpret their physical abilities, mental strength, and emotions.
It might be easier to understand if you imagine that, just as the environment in which we live our daily lives is like water, the human body itself is like a fish living in that environment.
In fact, we have complete control over this “fish” aspect of ourselves.
In other words, as long as we learn to adjust our diet and manage our emotions in accordance with factors like temperature, we can exercise this control effortlessly. This allows us to function efficiently at all times and maintain a level-headed attitude even while experiencing emotional fluctuations.
It’s often said that people who leave their hometowns and move to the capital, Tokyo, get homesick, but that’s not really the case. Rather, when the environment changes, their physical condition and their ability to process and organize new information can’t keep up—or they can’t maintain their usual pace—leading to physical and mental fatigue. This makes them more prone to depression and colds, and eventually, they find themselves tearfully thinking of home.
Let’s start by assuming this is the flow of events.
This reveals a key point:
A change in environment significantly depletes one’s physical stamina.
Furthermore, building on this assumption, we can infer that people who venture all the way to the capital to pursue success typically demonstrate exceptional physical and intellectual performance in their daily lives.
We can predict that the person’s usual diet—the meals they regularly ate back home—kept them in peak condition, maintaining and sustaining their physical health, and helping them manage their intellect and emotions with clarity.
We can predict this.
Consequently, the phenomenon of homesickness—where eating hometown food leads to recovery and renewed energy—becomes clear as the result of returning, even if only briefly, to one’s usual dietary habits.
It’s likely that BTS arranges to eat Korean cuisine wherever they go because they are aware of this effect.
In fact, during filming, BTS only allows their top manager to carry the bottled water they drink.
That’s how thoroughly they manage their physical condition.
It’s just like an athlete’s diet, isn’t it?
It might be easier to understand if you imagine that, just as the environment in which we live our daily lives is like water, the human body itself is like a fish living in that environment.
In fact, we have complete control over this “fish” aspect of ourselves.
In other words, as long as we learn to adjust our diet and manage our emotions in accordance with factors like temperature, we can exercise this control effortlessly. This allows us to function efficiently at all times and maintain a level-headed attitude even while experiencing emotional fluctuations.
It’s often said that people who leave their hometowns and move to the capital, Tokyo, get homesick, but that’s not really the case. Rather, when the environment changes, their physical condition and their ability to process and organize new information can’t keep up—or they can’t maintain their usual pace—leading to physical and mental fatigue. This makes them more prone to depression and colds, and eventually, they find themselves tearfully thinking of home.
Let’s start by assuming this is the flow of events.
This reveals a key point:
A change in environment significantly depletes one’s physical stamina.
Furthermore, building on this assumption, we can infer that people who venture all the way to the capital to pursue success typically demonstrate exceptional physical and intellectual performance in their daily lives.
We can predict that the person’s usual diet—the meals they regularly ate back home—kept them in peak condition, maintaining and sustaining their physical health, and helping them manage their intellect and emotions with clarity.
We can predict this.
Consequently, the phenomenon of homesickness—where eating hometown food leads to recovery and renewed energy—becomes clear as the result of returning, even if only briefly, to one’s usual dietary habits.
It’s likely that BTS arranges to eat Korean cuisine wherever they go because they are aware of this effect.
In fact, during filming, BTS only allows their top manager to carry the bottled water they drink.
That’s how thoroughly they manage their physical condition.
It’s just like an athlete’s diet, isn’t it?
Actually, I, too, have a unique constitution, and I maintain my physical and mental well-being by consistently following a diet that might make me appear to be a vegetarian.
This is likely because my family’s line of work requires exceptional physical ability, reflexes, judgment, and sensory acuity.
Similarly, businesspeople also maintain strict control over their physical condition.
Of course, the same goes for celebrities who live in Kishibe, just like Vantan.
This is likely because my family’s line of work requires exceptional physical ability, reflexes, judgment, and sensory acuity.
Similarly, businesspeople also maintain strict control over their physical condition.
Of course, the same goes for celebrities who live in Kishibe, just like Vantan.
The same applies to the internet.
Even if it appears to be the same as what TV, radio, and magazines do, the medium through which content is published is the digital realm accessed via a computer—the online world. Take a single video, for example: the foundation of data analysis lies in determining whether it’s being shared with individuals who receive it through their personal, private emotions or through an official perspective; analyzing the platform’s user data to identify the age demographics of the audience; and examining not just search terms, but what content people are actually coming to read most frequently.
Also, what was the situation like in the past regarding the creation of text, images, and videos that are consistently uploaded online (meaning made publicly available) with high performance?
Are we checking to see if it’s the same as the original production environment in the “analog real world” (an old internet slang term for reality outside the internet)?
When accessing a page with a mouse, have you unnecessarily added an extra step?
On smartphones, isn’t the button to close ad pop-ups too small compared to the average adult male or female’s fingertip?
Despite having created products that pursued ease of use to such an extent, why aren’t you thoroughly pursuing usability (user comfort) in your online screen layouts?
Why, every time I visit a mail-order site, am I required to enter a different password each time—forcing me to have the password sent to my smartphone, look it up, and type it into my computer just to log in—while the site remains oblivious to the fact that it’s keeping customers waiting at the entrance the entire time? Why doesn’t anyone streamline this process?
Why has it been 10 years now, and shoppers are still burdened with the inconvenience of being unable to shop at all major online stores simply because they have only one type of e-money from a single provider?
Why do people seem to remain constantly on edge, convinced that—no matter how much time passes—some non-existent figures, sitting in a dark room with hoods pulled over their heads, their faces illuminated in a blue-green glow from a nostalgic DOS-V screen, are plotting to plunge people and the world into the depths of terror by orchestrating online backlashes? (Are you okay? They don’t exist, you know. (lol))
To use the internet as an example and explain it in internet terminology:
The internet environment and the environment of the individual data elements moving within it (the person, character, product, or music being shared)
Plus
The environment of the data that receives the transmission, wraps it in emotion and reason, and sends it back
The overall flow of data.
This is the foundation of how internet communication works.
Without a deep understanding of this, wouldn’t it be difficult to navigate any platform effectively?
Even if you know which site you’re going to next, or which site you visited before, there’s no “shower effect” on the internet.
All that exists are effects.
Also, what was the situation like in the past regarding the creation of text, images, and videos that are consistently uploaded online (meaning made publicly available) with high performance?
Are we checking to see if it’s the same as the original production environment in the “analog real world” (an old internet slang term for reality outside the internet)?
When accessing a page with a mouse, have you unnecessarily added an extra step?
On smartphones, isn’t the button to close ad pop-ups too small compared to the average adult male or female’s fingertip?
Despite having created products that pursued ease of use to such an extent, why aren’t you thoroughly pursuing usability (user comfort) in your online screen layouts?
Why, every time I visit a mail-order site, am I required to enter a different password each time—forcing me to have the password sent to my smartphone, look it up, and type it into my computer just to log in—while the site remains oblivious to the fact that it’s keeping customers waiting at the entrance the entire time? Why doesn’t anyone streamline this process?
Why has it been 10 years now, and shoppers are still burdened with the inconvenience of being unable to shop at all major online stores simply because they have only one type of e-money from a single provider?
Why do people seem to remain constantly on edge, convinced that—no matter how much time passes—some non-existent figures, sitting in a dark room with hoods pulled over their heads, their faces illuminated in a blue-green glow from a nostalgic DOS-V screen, are plotting to plunge people and the world into the depths of terror by orchestrating online backlashes? (Are you okay? They don’t exist, you know. (lol))
To use the internet as an example and explain it in internet terminology:
The internet environment and the environment of the individual data elements moving within it (the person, character, product, or music being shared)
Plus
The environment of the data that receives the transmission, wraps it in emotion and reason, and sends it back
The overall flow of data.
This is the foundation of how internet communication works.
Without a deep understanding of this, wouldn’t it be difficult to navigate any platform effectively?
Even if you know which site you’re going to next, or which site you visited before, there’s no “shower effect” on the internet.
All that exists are effects.
Sampling from Fade Out.
Voice Kyoko Koizumi.All truck Haruo Chikada.
Type change Enamel
Internet Media in 2026, Vol. 3
BTS Eats Korean Food, Part 2
BTS Eats Korean Food, Part 2
The Basics of Analyzing Data
I can’t say exactly where, but this is the story of a company—the first in Japan to introduce a POS System Online Network System (lol)—and how they analyzed data, as well as why certain data points were necessary.
Also, if you’re curious, I think you’ll find it easy to understand if you look into it again: what kind of products were those that were discontinued early on but actually became long-selling hits, and what kind of customer base they had.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
