Q3. What values do you share with MUJI's "Pleasant Life" philosophy? Please be as specific as possible.
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Q4. Through your career, how would you like to generate value in society? And/or what kind of society would you like to build?
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I'd like to generate value in society by following my will without breaking rules, that is, doing my own part well.
I want to build a society that is governed by doing nothing that goes against nature.
As for the first part, I think people are selfish that few people can really cares deeply about the society. What most people, including me, can and should do is to conduct our private affairs perfectly in the line. Once I grow up to a person dependable and mature enough, I may spare my heart to think about the society. But at present, I don't think I'm sufficient enough to teach others and to talk about the society.
my line is keeping faith and generous eyes to the world. Firstly, keep faith with my heart and others. To follow my heart, I must take action, work hard, sense more about the around, and have my own thoughts. And to be a man of my word for others, I must be responsible to the duty I undertaken without any complaint. Secondly, be generous to other people and things. Everybody move for some reason, even though you may not understand it at present. Every thing has the reason to exist.
As for the second part, the society should be built according to the nature, namely the actual situation. The nature is to demand according to the needs and learn to be content, to gain by paying. Basically, we shouldn't intervene to much about the development of society and people. But still there are something that we'd better keep in control in case of the disorder, such as the crime arising from greed.
Q3:
Firstly, clear and definite what MUJI wants to do. The basic principle is “creating products that are fundamental, practical and really necessary in daily life, and to ensure efficient and minimal manufacturing processes”.
When carrying out according to the principle, there are some restrictions.
R1. Don't be too greedy about the benefit of the company. If what we see benefit as the most important, we can't create really good products. (e.g. Some products may gain little profits, but they are practical, like some medicine)
R2. Be thankful to those who give us the products, such as, the workers (in MUJI and manufacturer), the environment (e.g. timber, water, etc.). What we plant now, we will harvest later.
R3. Don't be far from daily life. MUJI creates products in daily life used by customers. Thus, don' be far from customers. Listen more about their words and know what they really want. Besides, build good policy for them to contribute to the ideas of the daily products.
So what's my will at present? I want to grow up to a more dependable and thoughtful person by experiencing more and thinking more. After many thoughts, I drew a conclusion that I grow a little since I have sense. And only by living through ups and downs, I can grow up. Thus I
