Putting the Shikoku Shape into Words

Picture the shape of a map of Japan.

In that, yes, for example.Shikoku (smallest of the four main islands of Japan)Let's imagine the shape of

And good luck to those who don't know the shape of the map of Shikoku.Try to explain it in words only.

....... How would you feel if you were told that?

Words cannot describe the "exact form of Shikoku."

Think for a minute what you would say if it were you.

."Rectangular.Or something like. "It has a rectangular shape with bumps.I think the only thing I can say is, "I'm sorry.

Or, depending on who you ask "For the most part.Ellipses.Some people might say, "I don't know.

SEE ALSO. "Shaped like a squashed appleSome might say, "I'm not a fan of that.

There may be many different ways for people to express themselves.

even

I actually have a visual map of Shikoku, There are various ups and downs. There are various ups and downs, here this, there that, and so on,

At that level.The exact form cannot be described in words.

in other words

I think language is essentially the art of summarizing.

Life and Career

Let me turn the subject around.

I think the difference between "life" and "career" is similar to the difference between "the exact shape of a square country" and "a rectangle"!

Life is full of ups and downs, And I am deeply moved by the unique shape of life.

Words to describe it, "Rectangular.All I can say is, "I'm sorry.

Sometimes people are bothered by the fact that my carrier is neither a "circle" nor a "rectangle" and has a delicate shape... but I don't think they need to worry about it.

It is not a shape (career) that is easy to explain to others, such as a circle or a rectangle, but the beauty of a person really lies in his or her unique, undulating shape (life) itself.

I'd rather just have fun and wonder what I should say when I explain it to people.

• Where the taiyaki has lost its shape in your hand.
• Shaped like a cross section of garlic viewed from the side
• Form of ink stain left on edge of old map
• Shape of an overcooked pizza left uncut
• The shape of the pattern on the back of a cat that is still in a sleeping habit

You might say a lot of things.

If you get a new point of view from it, it's a great experience.

If I were a career consultant, I would tell you that story, What are you talking about? I'd probably be told, "What are you talking about?

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