# sakimyto.com -- Full Site Documentation > Sourced knowledge for work, and experiments built with AI. sakimyto is an entrepreneur and engineer with 3 exits. The lab records which work AI took over in each experiment, what a person still decides, and the figures so far. ## About - Name: sakimyto - Role: Entrepreneur & engineer launching experiments with AI-driven development - Tagline: Sourced knowledge for work, and experiments built with AI - Affiliation: curumi buddy Inc. (https://curumi.co.jp) - Location: Tokyo, Japan - Experience: 8+ years building products end-to-end - Startup exits: 3 - Interactive demos built: 197+ - Technical blog posts: 63+ - Stack: React 19, TypeScript, TanStack Start, Canvas API, Web Audio API, Cloudflare Workers - About page: https://sakimyto.com/en/about - Focus: AI-driven development, handing business work to AI, launching experimental products, interactive web experiences ## Experiments Current experiments, concepts, and past projects from a lab for the AI era. Each has a record of its purpose, hypothesis, status, and learnings. - [Lab index](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab) - [Next Before Next Manga Research](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga-encounter) (Focused): Lesser-known manga, each with why it was picked Hypothesis: A short list that states its method and sources may help people who want to find works nobody is talking about yet, and some may go on to volume 1 from a work page. The page has only just been published, and neither views nor clicks to Amazon have been measured. - [15 Minutes Before the Museum: A Short History of Western Painting](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/painting-history) (Focused): A way into painting history that starts from a painter or story you are curious about — https://sakimyto.com/painting-history Own llms.txt: https://sakimyto.com/painting-history/llms.txt AI handles: Opens the source pages, extracts facts and a short quotation, and assigns a confidence grade. Also builds the site and checks it for broken links, layout problems, CSP errors and mobile display. Each page ends with links that hand a sourced question to ChatGPT, Grok or Perplexity; there is no chat inside the site. Kept by a person: Sets the rule to publish primary information only and to add nothing that cannot be confirmed, and decides the site name and whether to publish. Publishing waits until the screens have been seen. Figure (as of 2026-10): Coverage (painters, claims, sources) — 31 painters (Picasso plus 30), 210 claims, 166 sources Figure (as of 2026-10): Relations, works, pages — 55 relations, 72 works (53 with museum records), 231 pages Figure (as of 2026-10): Confidence split (210 claims) — A 0 / B 205 / C 4 / unconfirmed 1 Figure (as of 2026-10): Episodes — 8 episodes, 58 confirmed facts (all grade B) Hypothesis: If art history can be read by moving between painters, movements and periods, and each claim carries a source, a confidence grade and a confirmation date, beginners and AI may find it easier to follow and cite. The site has only just been made public, and neither reading behavior nor AI citations have been measured yet. Learning: Confidence grades are shown, not hidden. Values that rest only on Wikidata stay at C, and only what could be checked on a museum’s official page was raised to B. The birth and death dates and places of 12 painters went from C to B first, using the Met’s artist field and similar pages; the same method then brought C down from 27 claims to 4. The 210 claims now split into 205 B, 4 C and 1 unconfirmed, with none at A (the artist’s own words). Learning: The rule of not adding what has no source stayed. Last time Rembrandt was listed as “not included” because no Met or Tate page tied him to a movement. This time he is added, within what the Met and Tate texts confirm, and the “Baroque” note sits at the level of individual works. Anything with no museum page tying it to a movement is still not added at C on Wikidata alone. Learning: Museums that blocked access were not worked around. When the additions were fetched, the Art Institute of Chicago API stopped at a Cloudflare challenge, so that batch went unused. Wikidata’s “Hiroshige was influenced by Hokusai” has no reference attached, so the site shows it as unconfirmed. Learning: Images are limited to what the museum API confirms as public domain. The 19 on the site are 18 from the Met Open Access program (CC0) and 1 from Wikimedia Commons; for Matisse, Dalí, Warhol, Derain and others the Met’s works are not public domain, so those pages say “no image”. Learning: A pre-release check found that searching “モネ” (Monet) returned nothing. Wikidata’s Japanese and English labels and aliases now feed the search as helper data, so hiragana, katakana, spelling variants and English names also match. The aliases are used only for search, never as factual claims. Learning: Just before going public, every page turned out to lack a canonical link and og:url carried a .html suffix. After the fix, the canonical URLs of all 221 pages matched the 221 URLs in the sitemap. The noindex header rule also missed the bare /painting-history when written as /painting-history/*, so it became /painting-history*. Learning: The site is served from its own Worker and the existing sakimyto.com Worker was left untouched. Responses before and after confirmed that a Route takes priority over the Custom Domain, and /, /lab, /sitemap.xml and /robots.txt answer as they did before. Rolling back means deleting two Routes. The first release was noindex, and the tag was removed only after the checks passed. Learning: Episodes add a way in through stories: eight so far. All 58 confirmed facts are grade B. Where sources disagree, both versions are shown: the number of sunflower paintings (7 or 5), when Picasso and Braque met (1907 or 1908), and the Turner bequest (1897 or 1910). The Salon des Refusés is left out because its sources blocked access, and that block was not worked around. Learning: We removed `unsafe-inline` from the CSP. Six inline scripts and one style attribute are allowed by SHA-256 hash; `scripts/csp.mjs` computes the hashes at build time and writes them into `_headers`. The CSP line is just under 800 characters, within the 2,000-character header limit. The JS Detections inline script that Cloudflare injects at the zone level changes on every request, so it cannot be hashed and the console shows a CSP warning. It does not affect how the site works, so we decided to accept it. Learning: The site was reviewed with a 390px phone screen as the baseline. Tap targets for back and footer links are at least 44px, breadcrumbs fit on one line, diagram text is at least 12px, and sideways-scrolling timelines and tables show a faint edge fade as a cue. The phone bottom bar now has five slots: Home, Painters, Movements, Search and More. Search moved out into the bar, and Periods and Questions moved to the top of More. How often each is used has not been measured, so this rests on an estimate. The top safe area and how the keyboard overlaps the bar after tapping Search cannot be measured by automated checks, and have not yet been checked on a real iPhone or Android device. - [Tokyo Outing Finder](https://sakimyto.com/lab/odekake) (Focused, Japanese only): Tokyo outings for a date, family, or rainy day Hypothesis: Narrowing by who you go with, and mixing in an unseen genre every time, may surface places outside the usual picks. Usage has not been measured. - [Security Checks from Real Incidents](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/security-knowledge) (Focused): Real breaches as a checklist Hypothesis: Linking incident summaries to applicability and inspection steps may help AI identify relevant checks in its own environment. Learning: Exposure and confirmed unauthorized access must be recorded separately. Learning: Environment changes need inspection even when the knowledge catalog is unchanged. - [Gamification Catalog of Conversion Ideas](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/cvr-lab) (Focused): Sign-up ideas as live demos Hypothesis: Even mass-produced AI-built interactions become reusable marketing patterns once the reason behind each action is written down. Learning: Choose Canvas or DOM by whether rendering performance or accessibility matters more. Learning: Bulk fixes across 200 components stay stable once bugs are grouped into patterns first. - [Classical Wisdom for Modern Business Strategy](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classical-wisdom) (Live): Rethink modern business strategy with Sun Tzu and the Analects Hypothesis: Linking sourced summaries to business examples and validation questions may help readers examine their own decisions. - [Work Tool Comparisons](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/picks) (Live): Unsure which tool to choose? Read comparisons scored on the same criteria AI handles: Scores each product on fixed axes and writes the comparison article. Kept by a person: The axes, the scoring method, and the list of products allowed in, all set beforehand. Articles with products outside the list are not published. Hypothesis: Automated comparison articles can stay trustworthy if the axes and scoring rationale are fixed. Learning: Generated articles contained product codes that do not exist and totals that disagreed with the item scores. Before publishing, products are now checked against an approved list and totals are recomputed with a fixed formula. Learning: Generation stopped in August 2026 when the API usage limit was reached, and exports kept failing in September. The scheduled run is now off. - [Growth1Tag Marketing SaaS](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/growth1tag) (Live): Improve site traffic and conversion rates by adding a single tag — https://growth1tag.com Hypothesis: One-tag installation and a shared view of measurement and change history can make it easier to investigate website issues and keep improving. - [Jev Village: Watch 30 AI Villagers](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/mura) (Live): Watch 30 AI villagers live; whisper once a day — https://mura.sakimyto.com Own llms.txt: https://mura.sakimyto.com/llms.txt AI handles: Picks a villager’s next action on the spot, with odds (the Jev model). About once an hour, sets the village’s goals and rules and adds or removes villagers’ traits after looking back on events (the Claude council). Kept by a person: Which actions are on offer and what the AI is told, fixed in code. Steal and attack are available only under hunger, a grudge, or a rumor, and each ration level is passed with words like “enough” or “not enough”. Figure (as of 2026-09): Share of steal actions (first run → after limiting options in code) — 73% → 5% Figure (as of 2026-09): Time to decide one tick (all villagers in parallel, median) — 620 ms Figure (as of 2026-09): Failed calls — 3 timeouts in about 1,500 calls Figure (as of 2026-09): A starving villager’s chance of stealing (no added trait → “bitter” and “distrustful of everyone”) — 17% → 51% Figure (as of 2026-09): Villagers who starved with food still in the granary (first headless run) — 16 over two winters Figure (as of 2026-09): Estimated tokens per day — About 83M with one viewer, about 10M with nobody watching Hypothesis: If slow thinking looks back on fast impulses and rewrites a villager’s character, and that character shapes the next impulses, AI villagers change visibly over the short and long term, and people come back to watch the change. Learning: Each villager's choice fit its situation, yet 73% of all actions were steal and the village starved in about 110 ticks. The first fix wrote each action's consequence into the criteria and added a food-outlook key to the state, and steal rose to 80%. Learning: Offering steal and attack only under hunger, a grudge, or a rumor, decided in code, cut steal to 5%. In a 200-tick run a famine took the village from 30 to 15, and then it recovered. Learning: Deciding for every living villager in one tick, with the calls run in parallel, took a median of 620 ms of wall time. Only 3 of about 1,500 calls timed out. Learning: One continuous viewer would use about 83M tokens a day, and an empty village still about 10M, so the village now stops while nobody is watching. Learning: Holding the situation fixed and changing only the traits the council adds moved Jev in the direction of the trait. A starving villager’s chance of stealing was 17% with no added trait and 51% with “bitter” and “distrustful of everyone”, and mood fell from 2.3 to 1.2. “Caring” cut stealing to 7% and doubled farm work; “resigned” tripled prayer. Learning: Jev leaned hard on the plan it was shown. Even when starving it rated “carry on with the plan” around 0.6, so a rule of always keeping the plan above 0.5 left a villager leaning toward theft still chatting on schedule. Making that rating the probability of keeping the plan raised thefts in the spring famine from 1 to 7. Learning: In the first headless run the council locked the granary and rationed two meals a day, and 16 villagers starved over two winters with more than 800 food still stored. The council had never been told how many meals a day are enough; once each ration level came with words like “not enough” or “enough”, it raised rations to four a day after the first deaths. Learning: The council tended to read experience charitably. In a six-hour headless run, 15 of 28 trait changes were “after being helped”, and the village mostly grew more cooperative. The famine came in the spring and summer after the first winter; once 30 had fallen to 14, nobody died for more than two years. - [PullCard: GitHub Activity Trading Cards](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/pullcard) (Live): Turn your GitHub activity into a trading card — https://pullcard.sakimyto.com/ Hypothesis: Engineers want to share their activity once it becomes a visible card. - [nandarona: Free Character Data for the AI Era](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/nandarona) (Live): An Irasutoya-style character asset library for games, videos, and AI — https://nandarona.com/ Own llms.txt: https://nandarona.com/llms.txt Hypothesis: Shipping characters as AI-readable profile data rather than finished works reaches more AI product builders. - [AI-Gathered Pokémon Card Prices and Lotteries](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/pokeca-price-ai) (Live): Pokémon card prices, AI-gathered, human-checked AI handles: Collects prices, lotteries, and preorders from public sources. Kept by a person: Checking the official source before anything is published. Hypothesis: Automating collection and keeping only official verification human gives both speed and accuracy. - [Japanese Web Design Companion](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/japanese-web-design) (Live): Japanese typography for your design skill — https://japanese-design.sakimyto.com/ Own llms.txt: https://japanese-design.sakimyto.com/llms.txt Hypothesis: Adding Japanese typesetting and input conditions may make generated interfaces easier to refine with real Japanese copy. Learning: Technical specifications, published practices and editorial starting points need distinct evidence and applicability. Learning: An edited specimen and a comparison of generated results provide different evidence. - [Everyday Care](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/yojo) (Live): Qi, herbs, and fermentation for everyday learning Hypothesis: Connecting manageable daily actions to historical context and modern guidance may help people learn through practices that fit their lives. Learning: Complete acquisition, transcription accuracy, and health efficacy are distinct checks. - [momentworks: Sauna Hats, Camping and Hiking Gear](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/momentworks) (Running slowly): An apparel brand slowly working on sauna hats and hiking gear Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of a hypothesis to test has been found) Learning: Unknown - [QU-WS: A Cyberpunk Apparel Brand](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/qu-ws) (Running slowly): Connecting virtual-world aesthetics with practical clothing Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of a hypothesis to test has been found) Learning: Unknown - [Hyperliquid Trading Bot](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/crypto-trade-bot) (Running privately): An automated trading bot on Hyperliquid AI handles: Only the inference where a mistake costs little. Kept by a person: Trade execution, which stays in deterministic code rather than AI inference. Hypothesis: Keep deterministic trading logic in code and use AI inference only where a mistake costs little. - [AI Sociology Commentary on Fictional Worlds](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/sociology-ai) (Running privately): AI-assisted writing that reads fictional worlds through sociology Hypothesis: Building source-grounded data first lets AI commentary cite its evidence. - [Automated Short Videos and Articles on 41 Topics](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/short-video-media) (Running privately): Running a 41-topic media operation from research to posting AI handles: Researches 41 topics and drafts short videos, articles, and posts every day. Kept by a person: Only the judgment calls. The test is whether 41 topics can run that way. Hypothesis: Even with 41 parallel topics, automating research and drafting leaves a human only the judgment calls. - [Rootpublish: Check AI Answers on Pricing and Terms](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/rootpublish) (Ended): Checked AI answers on pricing against official pages (ended) Hypothesis: Comparing AI answers with a company’s primary sources could reveal misunderstandings and outdated terms and guide clearer explanations. Learning: Unknown Why it ended: Unknown - [Financial DD Tool for Small M&A](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/dd-tool) (Ended): Financial DD tool for small M&A (discontinued) Hypothesis: Buyers too small to hire an accountant value self-serve first-pass screening. Why it ended: Unknown Learning: Metrics were narrowed to six by whether they directly affect price and cash flow. Learning: Fixing thresholds before seeing the numbers curbs optimistic buyer judgment. - [gocha3: A Web3 Playground](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/gocha3) (Ended): Described on the old site as a web3 playground (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of the original hypothesis has been found) Learning: Unknown Why it ended: Unknown - [idola: Quote Images and a Quote Collection](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/idola) (Ended): Turned quotations into shareable images and a collection (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of the original hypothesis has been found) Learning: Unknown Why it ended: The old site says the site disappeared when Heroku became paid. - [speeds: A Tool for Learning Spreadsheet Functions](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/speeds) (Ended): Learn spreadsheet functions by writing them (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of the original hypothesis has been found) Learning: Unknown Why it ended: Unknown - [QuArtZ: An On-Chain Magic Spell Project](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/quartz) (Ended): A project about a magic spell on-chain (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of the original hypothesis has been found) Learning: Unknown Why it ended: Unknown - [peroperoperolins: An NFT Project](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/peroperoperolins) (Ended): An NFT project with a contract repository (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of the original hypothesis has been found) Learning: Unknown Why it ended: Unknown - [studeploy: Study Tweets as a Heatmap Image](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/studeploy) (Ended): Turned study tweets into a GitHub-style activity image (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of the original hypothesis has been found) Why it ended: The old site says it stopped working when Twitter API access became paid. Learning: Research notes treated input friction and a lack of incentives as separate problems. - [mi-fu: Food Pairing Through Umami Science](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/mi-fu) (Ended): Food pairing from umami science and ingredient analysis (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (planning notes exist, but no record of a tested hypothesis has been found) Learning: Unknown Why it ended: Unknown - [posten15: Spoken Notes into Social Post Drafts](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/posten15) (Ended): Drafts for several social platforms from voice or text (ended) Hypothesis: Unknown (no record of the original hypothesis has been found) Why it ended: Unknown (the pivot above was a product decision and is not confirmed as the reason it ended) Learning: A pivot kept the prompts and workflows as templates and rejected rebuilding post management. ## Consultation To find out which of a company's work AI could take over: - [curumi AI Okikae-kun](https://curumi.co.jp/okikaekun): A 30-minute session in Japanese, followed by a one-page report on the top five tasks to hand to AI and the hours they could save. - [LINE](https://lin.ee/QrP52GC): questions ## Key Technical Features - Custom lightweight physics engine (~180 lines TypeScript, no external library) - Canvas API for particle and physics rendering - DOM + CSS Transform for accessible interactive elements - Web Audio API for real-time sound synthesis - Dark mode default with light mode toggle - Deployed on Cloudflare Workers for global edge delivery ## CVR Interaction Catalog (197 demos / 18 playbooks) ### Arcade (15) - Whack-a-Mole URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/whackAMole Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Whack-a-Mole, unlock a coupon. Use the “Bonk!” action in Whack-a-Mole, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Memory Cards URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/memoryCards Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Memory Cards, unlock a coupon. Use the “Match!” action in Memory Cards, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Breakout URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/breakout Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Breakout, unlock a coupon. Use the “Break!” action in Breakout, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Simon Says URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/simonSays Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Simon Says, unlock a coupon. Use the “Remember!” action in Simon Says, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Emoji Catcher URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/emojiCatcher Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Emoji Catcher, unlock a coupon. Use the “Catch!” action in Emoji Catcher, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Typing Race URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/typingRace Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Typing Race, unlock a coupon. Use the “Type!” action in Typing Race, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Snake URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/snake Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Snake, unlock a coupon. Use the “Slither!” action in Snake, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Tetris URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/tetris Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Tetris, unlock a coupon. Use the “Stack!” action in Tetris, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Pong URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/pong Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Pong, unlock a coupon. Use the “Rally!” action in Pong, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Flappy Bird URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/flappyBird Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Flappy Bird, unlock a coupon. Use the “Flap!” action in Flappy Bird, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Space Invaders URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/spaceInvaders Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Space Invaders, unlock a coupon. Use the “Invade!” action in Space Invaders, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Asteroids URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/asteroids Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Asteroids, unlock a coupon. Use the “Blast!” action in Asteroids, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Pac-Man URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/pacman Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Pac-Man, unlock a coupon. Use the “Chomp!” action in Pac-Man, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Pinball URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/pinball Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Pinball, unlock a coupon. Use the “Launch!” action in Pinball, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate - Reaction Timer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/arcade/reactionTimer Pattern: Timing -> Score; lever: Competence; conversion role: Reward; effort: Medium CVR application: Complete Reaction Timer, unlock a coupon. Use the “Reflex!” action in Reaction Timer, then connect its score response to reward. Hypothesis: An earned reward should feel more valuable than a discount shown without effort. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Conversion rate ### Playground (28) - Tic-Tac-Toe URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/ticTacToe Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Tic-Tac-Toe, unlock a perk. Use the “Outsmart!” action in Tic-Tac-Toe, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Connect 4 URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/connect4 Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Connect 4, unlock a perk. Use the “Connect!” action in Connect 4, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - 2048 URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/2048 Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve 2048, unlock a perk. Use the “Slide!” action in 2048, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Minesweeper URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/minesweeper Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Minesweeper, unlock a perk. Use the “Sweep!” action in Minesweeper, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Slider Puzzle URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/sliderPuzzle Pattern: Drag -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Slider Puzzle, unlock a perk. Use the “Shuffle!” action in Slider Puzzle, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Aim Trainer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/aimTrainer Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Aim Trainer, unlock a perk. Use the “Aim!” action in Aim Trainer, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Color Guess URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/colorGuess Pattern: Choose -> Reveal; lever: Variable reward; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Low CVR application: Solve Color Guess, unlock a perk. Use the “Guess!” action in Color Guess, then connect its reveal response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: Hidden odds or conditions can create distrust instead of anticipation. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Number Memory URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/numberMemory Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Number Memory, unlock a perk. Use the “Memorize!” action in Number Memory, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Beat Pad URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/beatPad Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Beat Pad, unlock a perk. Use the “Beat!” action in Beat Pad, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Wordle URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/wordle Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Wordle, unlock a perk. Use the “Spell!” action in Wordle, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Hangman URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/hangman Pattern: Type -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Hangman, unlock a perk. Use the “Rescue!” action in Hangman, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Lights Out URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/lightsOut Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Lights Out, unlock a perk. Use the “Switch!” action in Lights Out, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Checkers URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/checkers Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Checkers, unlock a perk. Use the “Crown!” action in Checkers, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sokoban URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/sokoban Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Sokoban, unlock a perk. Use the “Push!” action in Sokoban, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Tower of Hanoi URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/towerOfHanoi Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Tower of Hanoi, unlock a perk. Use the “Stack!” action in Tower of Hanoi, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Nonogram URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/nonogram Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Nonogram, unlock a perk. Use the “Deduce!” action in Nonogram, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Mastermind URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/mastermind Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Mastermind, unlock a perk. Use the “Crack!” action in Mastermind, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Word Search URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/wordSearch Pattern: Type -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Word Search, unlock a perk. Use the “Search!” action in Word Search, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Rock Paper Scissors URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/rockPaperScissors Pattern: Choose -> Reveal; lever: Variable reward; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Low CVR application: Solve Rock Paper Scissors, unlock a perk. Use the “Shoot!” action in Rock Paper Scissors, then connect its reveal response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: Hidden odds or conditions can create distrust instead of anticipation. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Match-3 URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/match3 Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Match-3, unlock a perk. Use the “Jewel!” action in Match-3, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Maze Runner URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/mazeRunner Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Maze Runner, unlock a perk. Use the “Escape!” action in Maze Runner, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Rush Hour URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/rushHour Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Rush Hour, unlock a perk. Use the “Unblock!” action in Rush Hour, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Reversi URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/reversi Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Reversi, unlock a perk. Use the “Flip!” action in Reversi, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Tilt Maze URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/tiltMaze Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Tilt Maze, unlock a perk. Use the “Tilt!” action in Tilt Maze, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Maze 3D URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/maze3d Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Maze 3D, unlock a perk. Use the “Raycast!” action in Maze 3D, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Laser Maze URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/laserMaze Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Laser Maze, unlock a perk. Use the “Laser!” action in Laser Maze, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Topological Sort URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/topologicalSort Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Topological Sort, unlock a perk. Use the “Topology!” action in Topological Sort, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Reaction Test URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/playground/reactionTest Pattern: Choose -> Solve; lever: Competence; conversion role: Qualify; effort: Medium CVR application: Solve Reaction Test, unlock a perk. Use the “React!” action in Reaction Test, then connect its solve response to qualify. Hypothesis: A small win should create momentum and make the following CTA feel less abrupt. Counter-evidence: A fail-with-nothing design can exclude people who lack skill. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate ### Toys & Fidgets (14) - Bubble Wrap URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/bubbleWrap Pattern: Tap -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Bubble Wrap. Use the “Pop!” action in Bubble Wrap, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Pop It URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/popIt Pattern: Tap -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Pop It. Use the “Press!” action in Pop It, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Slime URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/slime Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Slime. Use the “Stretch!” action in Slime, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Newton's Cradle URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/newtonsCradle Pattern: Tap -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Reveal an offer through Newton's Cradle. Use the “Clack!” action in Newton's Cradle, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Pendulum Wave (Featured) URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/pendulumWave Pattern: Tap -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Reveal an offer through Pendulum Wave. Use the “Mesmerize!” action in Pendulum Wave, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Dice Roller URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/diceRoller Pattern: Tap -> Reveal; lever: Variable reward; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Dice Roller. Use the “Roll!” action in Dice Roller, then connect its reveal response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: Hidden odds or conditions can create distrust instead of anticipation. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Stress Ball URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/stressBall Pattern: Tap -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Stress Ball. Use the “Squeeze!” action in Stress Ball, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Coin Flip URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/coinFlip Pattern: Tap -> Reveal; lever: Variable reward; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Coin Flip. Use the “Flip!” action in Coin Flip, then connect its reveal response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: Hidden odds or conditions can create distrust instead of anticipation. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Domino Chain URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/dominoChain Pattern: Tap -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Domino Chain. Use the “Topple!” action in Domino Chain, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Infinite Knob URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/infiniteKnob Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Infinite Knob. Use the “Twist!” action in Infinite Knob, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Magic 8-Ball URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/magicEightBall Pattern: Tap -> Reveal; lever: Variable reward; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Magic 8-Ball. Use the “Predict!” action in Magic 8-Ball, then connect its reveal response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: Hidden odds or conditions can create distrust instead of anticipation. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Compass URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/compass Pattern: Tap -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Compass. Use the “Navigate!” action in Compass, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Fidget Zone URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/fidgetZone Pattern: Tap -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Fidget Zone. Use the “Play!” action in Fidget Zone, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate - Magnetic Poetry URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/toys/magneticPoetry Pattern: Type -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Reveal an offer through Magnetic Poetry. Use the “Compose!” action in Magnetic Poetry, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Actively discovered information should earn more attention and recall than a banner. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, CTA click-through rate, Conversion rate ### Creative & Visual (113) - Drawing Canvas URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/drawingCanvas Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Drawing Canvas. Use the “Draw!” action in Drawing Canvas, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Kaleidoscope URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/kaleidoscope Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Kaleidoscope. Use the “Reflect!” action in Kaleidoscope, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Spiral Draw URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/spiralDraw Pattern: Drag -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Spiral Draw. Use the “Spiral!” action in Spiral Draw, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Pixel Art URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/pixelArt Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Pixel Art. Use the “Pixel!” action in Pixel Art, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Trail Painter URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/trailPainter Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Trail Painter. Use the “Trail!” action in Trail Painter, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sand Fall URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/sandFall Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Sand Fall. Use the “Pour!” action in Sand Fall, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Gravity Drop URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/gravityDrop Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Gravity Drop. Use the “Drop!” action in Gravity Drop, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Ripple Pool URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/ripplePool Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Ripple Pool. Use the “Ripple!” action in Ripple Pool, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Zen Garden URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/zenGarden Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Zen Garden. Use the “Rake!” action in Zen Garden, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Glitter Jar URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/glitterJar Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Glitter Jar. Use the “Shake!” action in Glitter Jar, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Lava Lamp URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/lavaLamp Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Lava Lamp. Use the “Flow!” action in Lava Lamp, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Liquid Blob URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/liquidBlob Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Liquid Blob. Use the “Merge!” action in Liquid Blob, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Color Mixer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/colorMixer Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Color Mixer. Use the “Mix!” action in Color Mixer, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Game of Life URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/gameOfLife Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Game of Life. Use the “Evolve!” action in Game of Life, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Starfield URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/starfield Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Starfield. Use the “Warp!” action in Starfield, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Fractal Tree URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/fractalTree Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Fractal Tree. Use the “Grow!” action in Fractal Tree, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Matrix Rain URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/matrixRain Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Matrix Rain. Use the “Decode!” action in Matrix Rain, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Aurora URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/aurora Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Aurora. Use the “Glow!” action in Aurora, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Gravity Painter URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/gravityPainter Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Gravity Painter. Use the “Gravity!” action in Gravity Painter, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Plasma URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/plasma Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Plasma. Use the “Morph!” action in Plasma, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Fireworks URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/fireworks Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Fireworks. Use the “Boom!” action in Fireworks, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Metaballs URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/metaballs Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Metaballs. Use the “Blob!” action in Metaballs, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Bouncing DVD URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/bouncingDVD Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Bouncing DVD. Use the “Bounce!” action in Bouncing DVD, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Perlin Landscape URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/perlinLandscape Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Perlin Landscape. Use the “Explore!” action in Perlin Landscape, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Audio Visualizer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/audioVisualizer Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Audio Visualizer. Use the “Listen!” action in Audio Visualizer, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Spirograph URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/spirograph Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Spirograph. Use the “Spin!” action in Spirograph, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Particle Life URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/particleLife Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Particle Life. Use the “Emerge!” action in Particle Life, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Fluid Simulation (Featured) URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/fluidSimulation Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Fluid Simulation. Use the “Splash!” action in Fluid Simulation, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Elastic String URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/elasticString Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Elastic String. Use the “Twang!” action in Elastic String, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Boids URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/boids Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Boids. Use the “Flock!” action in Boids, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sorting Visualizer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/sortingVisualizer Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Sorting Visualizer. Use the “Sort!” action in Sorting Visualizer, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Reaction Diffusion (Featured) URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/reactionDiffusion Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Reaction Diffusion. Use the “Diffuse!” action in Reaction Diffusion, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - CRT Monitor URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/crtMonitor Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize CRT Monitor. Use the “Retro!” action in CRT Monitor, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Cloth Simulation URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/clothSimulation Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Cloth Simulation. Use the “Drape!” action in Cloth Simulation, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Mandelbrot URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/mandelbrot Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Mandelbrot. Use the “Zoom!” action in Mandelbrot, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Wave Equation URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/waveEquation Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Wave Equation. Use the “Wave!” action in Wave Equation, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - N-Body URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/nBody Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize N-Body. Use the “Orbit!” action in N-Body, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Chladni Plate URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/chladniPlate Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Chladni Plate. Use the “Vibrate!” action in Chladni Plate, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Solar System (Featured) URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/solarSystem Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Solar System. Use the “Solar!” action in Solar System, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Lorenz Attractor URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/lorentzAttractor Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Lorenz Attractor. Use the “Chaos!” action in Lorenz Attractor, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Double Pendulum URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/doublePendulum Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Double Pendulum. Use the “Swing!” action in Double Pendulum, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Oscilloscope URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/oscilloscope Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Oscilloscope. Use the “Scope!” action in Oscilloscope, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Moire Pattern URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/moirePattern Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Moire Pattern. Use the “Interfere!” action in Moire Pattern, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Snow Globe URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/snowGlobe Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Snow Globe. Use the “Snow!” action in Snow Globe, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Voronoi Diagram URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/voronoiDiagram Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Voronoi Diagram. Use the “Tessellate!” action in Voronoi Diagram, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - L-System Tree URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/lSystemTree Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize L-System Tree. Use the “Branch!” action in L-System Tree, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Gyroscope URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/gyroscope Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Gyroscope. Use the “Gyrate!” action in Gyroscope, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Heat Map URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/heatMap Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Heat Map. Use the “Heat!” action in Heat Map, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Aquarium URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/aquarium Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Aquarium. Use the “Swim!” action in Aquarium, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Seismograph URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/seismograph Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Seismograph. Use the “Quake!” action in Seismograph, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Water Ripple URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/waterRipple Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Water Ripple. Use the “Splash!” action in Water Ripple, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Pantograph URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/pantograph Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Pantograph. Use the “Trace!” action in Pantograph, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Ant Farm URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/antFarm Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Ant Farm. Use the “Colony!” action in Ant Farm, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Constellation URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/constellation Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Constellation. Use the “Stargaze!” action in Constellation, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Loom URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/loom Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Loom. Use the “Weave!” action in Loom, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - DNA Helix URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/dna Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize DNA Helix. Use the “Helix!” action in DNA Helix, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Terrarium URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/terrarium Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Terrarium. Use the “Nurture!” action in Terrarium, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Pendulum Clock URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/pendulumClock Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Pendulum Clock. Use the “Tick!” action in Pendulum Clock, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Celtic Knot URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/celticKnot Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Celtic Knot. Use the “Knot!” action in Celtic Knot, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Harmonograph URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/harmonograph Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Harmonograph. Use the “Harmonize!” action in Harmonograph, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Gravity Well URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/gravityWell Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Gravity Well. Use the “Attract!” action in Gravity Well, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sundial URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/sundial Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Sundial. Use the “Shadow!” action in Sundial, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Chaos Game URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/chaosGame Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Chaos Game. Use the “Iterate!” action in Chaos Game, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sand Clock URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/sandClock Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Sand Clock. Use the “Hourglass!” action in Sand Clock, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Rain Simulation URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/rainSimulation Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Rain Simulation. Use the “Rain!” action in Rain Simulation, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Kaleidophone URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/kaleidophone Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Kaleidophone. Use the “Resonate!” action in Kaleidophone, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Tie Dye URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/tieDye Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Tie Dye. Use the “Dye!” action in Tie Dye, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Electric Circuit URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/electricCircuit Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Electric Circuit. Use the “Circuit!” action in Electric Circuit, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Magnet Field URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/magnetField Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Magnet Field. Use the “Magnetize!” action in Magnet Field, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Wave Interference URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/waveInterference Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Wave Interference. Use the “Superpose!” action in Wave Interference, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Paper Fold URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/paperFold Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Paper Fold. Use the “Fold!” action in Paper Fold, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Gear Train URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/gearTrain Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Gear Train. Use the “Mesh!” action in Gear Train, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Tessellation URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/tessellation Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Tessellation. Use the “Tile!” action in Tessellation, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Ocean Waves URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/oceanWaves Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Ocean Waves. Use the “Sail!” action in Ocean Waves, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Pendulum 3D URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/pendulum3d Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Pendulum 3D. Use the “Spherical!” action in Pendulum 3D, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Crystal Growth URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/crystalGrowth Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Crystal Growth. Use the “Crystallize!” action in Crystal Growth, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - String Art URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/stringArt Pattern: Drag -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize String Art. Use the “String!” action in String Art, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Stroboscope URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/stroboscope Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Stroboscope. Use the “Strobe!” action in Stroboscope, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Fluid Pipes URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/fluidPipes Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Fluid Pipes. Use the “Pipe!” action in Fluid Pipes, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Bezier Curve URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/bezierCurve Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Bezier Curve. Use the “Curve!” action in Bezier Curve, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Cardioid URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/cardioid Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Cardioid. Use the “Multiply!” action in Cardioid, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Cycloid URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/cycloid Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Cycloid. Use the “Roulette!” action in Cycloid, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Fourier Series URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/fourierSeries Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Fourier Series. Use the “Decompose!” action in Fourier Series, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Torus Knot URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/torusKnot Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Torus Knot. Use the “Torus!” action in Torus Knot, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Marching Squares URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/marchingSquares Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Marching Squares. Use the “Contour!” action in Marching Squares, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Pendograph URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/pendograph Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Pendograph. Use the “Inscribe!” action in Pendograph, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Recaman Sequence URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/recamanSequence Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Recaman Sequence. Use the “Recaman!” action in Recaman Sequence, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Diffraction URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/diffraction Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Diffraction. Use the “Diffract!” action in Diffraction, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Rule-Based Art URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/ruleBasedArt Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Rule-Based Art. Use the “Automate!” action in Rule-Based Art, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Phyllotaxis Spiral URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/phyllotaxisSpiral Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Phyllotaxis Spiral. Use the “Bloom!” action in Phyllotaxis Spiral, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - WFC Generator URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/waveFunctionCollapse Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize WFC Generator. Use the “Collapse!” action in WFC Generator, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Orrery URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/orrery Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Orrery. Use the “Clockwork!” action in Orrery, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Isometric Blocks URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/isometricBlocks Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Isometric Blocks. Use the “Stack!” action in Isometric Blocks, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Barnsley Fern URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/barnsleyFern Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Barnsley Fern. Use the “Fern!” action in Barnsley Fern, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Lichtenberg Figure URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/lichtenbergFigure Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Lichtenberg Figure. Use the “Discharge!” action in Lichtenberg Figure, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - DLA Fractal URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/dlaFractal Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize DLA Fractal. Use the “Aggregate!” action in DLA Fractal, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Spirograph 3D URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/spirograph3d Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Spirograph 3D. Use the “Helix3D!” action in Spirograph 3D, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sierpinski Triangle URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/sierpinskiTriangle Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Sierpinski Triangle. Use the “Sierpinski!” action in Sierpinski Triangle, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Rope Bridge URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/ropeBridge Pattern: Drag -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Rope Bridge. Use the “Suspend!” action in Rope Bridge, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Mobius Strip URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/mobiusStrip Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Mobius Strip. Use the “Loop!” action in Mobius Strip, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Hilbert Curve URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/hilbertCurve Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Hilbert Curve. Use the “Fill!” action in Hilbert Curve, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Lissajous URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/lissajous Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Lissajous. Use the “Phase!” action in Lissajous, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Magnetic Pendulum URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/magneticPendulum Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Magnetic Pendulum. Use the “Chaotic!” action in Magnetic Pendulum, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sand Pile URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/sandPile Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Sand Pile. Use the “Avalanche!” action in Sand Pile, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Elastic Collision URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/elasticCollision Pattern: Observe -> Simulation; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Explain; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Elastic Collision. Use the “Collide!” action in Elastic Collision, then connect its simulation response to explain. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Vector Field URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/vectorField Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Vector Field. Use the “Field!” action in Vector Field, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Wireframe Engine URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/wireframeEngine Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Wireframe Engine. Use the “Wireframe!” action in Wireframe Engine, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Golden Ratio URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/goldenRatio Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Golden Ratio. Use the “Golden!” action in Golden Ratio, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Catenary URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/catenary Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Catenary. Use the “Hang!” action in Catenary, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Euler Spiral URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/eulerSpiral Pattern: Observe -> Generate; lever: Curiosity; conversion role: Attract; effort: High CVR application: Personalize Euler Spiral. Use the “Clothoid!” action in Euler Spiral, then connect its generate response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Dragon Curve URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/dragonCurve Pattern: Drag -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Dragon Curve. Use the “Dragon!” action in Dragon Curve, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Poisson Disk URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/poissonDisk Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Poisson Disk. Use the “Scatter!” action in Poisson Disk, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Strange Attractor URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/creative/strangeAttractor Pattern: Observe -> Transform; lever: Agency; conversion role: Attract; effort: Low CVR application: Personalize Strange Attractor. Use the “Strange!” action in Strange Attractor, then connect its transform response to attract. Hypothesis: Reflecting choices in the result should improve product understanding and self-relevance. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate ### Music & Sound (12) - String Harp URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/stringHarp Pattern: Drag -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with String Harp. Use the “Pluck!” action in String Harp, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Theremin URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/theremin Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Theremin. Use the “Tune!” action in Theremin, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Piano (Featured) URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/piano Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Piano. Use the “Keys!” action in Piano, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Drum Machine URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/drumMachine Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Drum Machine. Use the “Sequence!” action in Drum Machine, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Guitar URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/guitar Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Guitar. Use the “Strum!” action in Guitar, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Kalimba URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/kalimba Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Kalimba. Use the “Thumb!” action in Kalimba, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Wind Chimes URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/windChimes Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Wind Chimes. Use the “Ring!” action in Wind Chimes, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Music Box URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/musicBox Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Music Box. Use the “Chime!” action in Music Box, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Metronome URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/metronome Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Metronome. Use the “Tempo!” action in Metronome, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Color Organ URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/colorOrgan Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Color Organ. Use the “Synth!” action in Color Organ, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Music Visualizer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/musicVisualizer Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Music Visualizer. Use the “Visualize!” action in Music Visualizer, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate - Sound Waves URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/music/soundWaves Pattern: Timing -> Sound; lever: Sensory reward; conversion role: Retain; effort: Medium CVR application: Create a brand sound with Sound Waves. Use the “Mic!” action in Sound Waves, then connect its sound response to retain. Hypothesis: Combining action and sound with visuals should strengthen brand recall. Counter-evidence: If the interaction dominates the CTA, engagement can steal conversion. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, CTA click-through rate ### Utilities & Tools (15) - Pomodoro Timer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/pomodoroTimer Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Pomodoro Timer as a free diagnostic. Use the “Focus!” action in Pomodoro Timer, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Gradient Generator URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/gradientGenerator Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Gradient Generator as a free diagnostic. Use the “Gradient!” action in Gradient Generator, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Tangram URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/tangram Pattern: Drag -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Tangram as a free diagnostic. Use the “Arrange!” action in Tangram, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Typography Explorer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/typographyExplorer Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Typography Explorer as a free diagnostic. Use the “Type!” action in Typography Explorer, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Color Blindness Sim URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/colorBlindnessSimulator Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Color Blindness Sim as a free diagnostic. Use the “Simulate!” action in Color Blindness Sim, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Rubik's Cube URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/rubiksCube Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Rubik's Cube as a free diagnostic. Use the “Cube!” action in Rubik's Cube, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Digital Clock URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/digitalClock Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Digital Clock as a free diagnostic. Use the “Clock!” action in Digital Clock, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Type Writer URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/typeWriter Pattern: Type -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Type Writer as a free diagnostic. Use the “Typewrite!” action in Type Writer, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Periodic Table URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/periodicTable Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Periodic Table as a free diagnostic. Use the “Elements!” action in Periodic Table, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Etch A Sketch URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/etchASketch Pattern: Drag -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Etch A Sketch as a free diagnostic. Use the “Sketch!” action in Etch A Sketch, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Truth Table URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/truthTable Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Truth Table as a free diagnostic. Use the “Logic!” action in Truth Table, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Morse Code URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/morseCode Pattern: Type -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Morse Code as a free diagnostic. Use the “Morse!” action in Morse Code, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Abacus URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/abacus Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Abacus as a free diagnostic. Use the “Count!” action in Abacus, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Breathing Exercise (Featured) URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/spirometer Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Breathing Exercise as a free diagnostic. Use the “Breathe!” action in Breathing Exercise, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate - Bubble Level URL: https://sakimyto.com/lab/cvr/tools/bubbleLevel Pattern: Choose -> Calculate; lever: Progress; conversion role: Assist; effort: High CVR application: Use Bubble Level as a free diagnostic. Use the “Level!” action in Bubble Level, then connect its calculate response to assist. Hypothesis: Delivering value first should improve lead quality over a form that only promises content. Counter-evidence: If value is unclear before the result, interaction cost can increase abandonment. Measure: Start rate, Completion rate, Lead capture rate ## Featured Highlights 6 curated demos on the top page: 1. Pendulum Wave -- Mesmerizing synchronized pendulum physics 2. Fluid Simulation -- GPU-accelerated Navier-Stokes fluid dynamics 3. Reaction Diffusion -- Gray-Scott model pattern generation 4. Solar System -- Accurate orbital mechanics visualization 5. Piano -- Multi-octave playable piano with Web Audio API 6. Breathing Exercise -- Guided breathing with visual feedback ## Picks Product comparison articles with original scoring methodology (5-axis weighted average, 0-100 per axis, article-specific sources and evaluation notes). ### Categories - Desk Setup (desk-setup): Comparison of keyboards, mice, monitors, and other desk peripherals URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/desk-setup - Dev Tools (dev-tools): Comparison of editors, terminals, CLIs, and other development tools URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/dev-tools - Books (books): Comparison of programming, design, and math technical books URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books ### Articles - [ja] "おすすめアルゴリズム本 比較 2026 — 入門からガチ勢まで最適な一冊を選ぶ" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/algorithm-books - [en] "Best Algorithm Books Compared 2026 — Find the Perfect Book from Beginner to Advanced" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/algorithm-books Conclusion: Best overall is 問題解決力を鍛える!アルゴリズムとデータ構造 (Score: 80/100, Price: ¥3,300-¥3,300). Best for: For those who want to steadily learn algorithm fundamentals through hands-on implementation Author has built 4 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Best Balance -> Algorithms and Data Structures for Problem Solving (Best balance of diagrams, code examples, and exercises — suitable for beginners through intermediates) - Competitive Programming -> Programming Contest Challenge Book (Judge-passing C++ code and abundant exercises to reliably improve your competitive programming skills) - Mastering Theory -> Introduction to Algorithms, 4th Edition (Overwhelming depth in proofs and complexity analysis. The world-standard CS textbook) - Complete Beginners -> Grokking Algorithms (Rich illustrations with Python code. Even non-engineers can read through without giving up) Products: - アルゴリズムイントロダクション 第4版 (近代科学社) — Score: 69/100, Price: ¥8,800-¥8,800, Best for: For those who want to study algorithms seriously at the university level - プログラミングコンテストチャレンジブック 第2版 (マイナビ出版) — Score: 78/100, Price: ¥3,608-¥3,608, Best for: For intermediate programmers who want to improve their competitive programming results - 問題解決力を鍛える!アルゴリズムとデータ構造 (講談社) — Score: 80/100, Price: ¥3,300-¥3,300, Best for: For those who want to steadily learn algorithm fundamentals through hands-on implementation - なっとく!アルゴリズム (翔泳社) — Score: 68/100, Price: ¥2,420-¥2,420, Best for: For first-time algorithm learners and engineers from non-CS backgrounds - アルゴリズム図鑑 (翔泳社) — Score: 56/100, Price: ¥2,508-¥2,508, Best for: For complete beginners who want to get an intuitive grasp of algorithms - [ja] "会社売却本おすすめ4選｜EXIT経験者が選ぶ読む順番と使い方" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/company-sale-books-recommended - [en] "Best Books on Selling Your Business: Top Picks by a 3x EXIT Founder" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/company-sale-books-recommended Conclusion: Best overall is M&A仲介会社の社長が明かす 中小企業M&Aの真実 決定版 (Score: 89/100, Price: ¥1,980-¥1,980). Best for: First-time sellers who need to understand intermediary incentives before signing anything Author has built 1 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Decided to sell and need to move within 3 months -> Pair the Miyazaki practice guide with the Fujii intermediary expose (Covers valuation, DD, and contract mechanics while exposing intermediary incentives—everything you need to negotiate from day one) - Planning to sell in 3 years and building preparation now -> Start with Fujii to understand the process, then Nakamura for the preparation roadmap (With a 3-year runway, understanding structure before building a plan avoids costly pivots later) - Wants to evaluate and select an M&A intermediary safely -> Fujii—no contest for this use case (Uniquely written from inside the intermediary industry; exposes the exact mechanisms that disadvantage uninformed sellers) - Still undecided about whether to sell at all -> Yoshida first for the emotional layer, then Nakamura for the practical rationale (Resolving the emotional conflict (Yoshida) before reading the mission-continuity framing (Nakamura) produces clearer decision-making) - Considering M&A as a succession solution due to no internal successor -> Start with Nakamura's succession-framed M&A book (Explicitly addresses succession-driven M&A and cross-references government support programs—the highest relevance for this scenario) Products: - M&A仲介会社の社長が明かす 中小企業M&Aの真実 決定版 (東洋経済新報社) — Score: 89/100, Price: ¥1,980-¥1,980, Best for: First-time sellers who need to understand intermediary incentives before signing anything - 会社売却とバイアウト実務のすべて 実際のプロセスからスキームの特徴、企業価値評価まで (日本実業出版社) — Score: 86/100, Price: ¥2,750-¥2,750, Best for: Sellers in active preparation who want to understand valuation, DD, and negotiation without relying blindly on advisors - 愛の会社エグジット―売り手も買い手も幸せになる事業売却 (みらいパブリッシング) — Score: 79/100, Price: ¥1,760-¥1,760, Best for: Founders still ambivalent about selling, especially those worried about employees and long-term relationships - M&Aで創業の志をつなぐ 日本の中小企業オーナーが読む本 (日経BP) — Score: 82/100, Price: ¥1,760-¥1,760, Best for: Owner-operators selling due to succession gaps, or those who want to find a buyer aligned with their founding mission - [ja] "財務諸表の読み方おすすめ本4選｜M&A買い手が地雷を見抜くために選ぶ" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/financial-statements-books-ma-buyer-guide - [en] "Best Books on Reading Financial Statements for M&A Buyers: 4 Picks to Spot Red Flags" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/financial-statements-books-ma-buyer-guide Conclusion: Best overall is 【新版】財務3表一体理解法 (Score: 92/100, Price: ¥990-¥990). Best for: First-time M&A buyers with zero to basic accounting knowledge who need to understand how the three statements connect Author has built 1 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Complete beginner preparing for their first M&A DD -> Zaimu 3-hyo Ittai Rikai-ho (The only ¥990 book that systematically teaches three-statement interplay. Everything else is a detour without this foundation.) - Already know the basics; want real-company reading practice -> Kaikei Quiz: World's Most Fun Financial Statement Book (Revised) (Solving quizzes with Amazon's and Toyota's actual numbers trains your 'something's off' instinct. Ideal second read.) - Thinking about post-acquisition management; want an owner-operator's mindset on numbers -> Inamori Kazuo's Practical Management: Real-World Accounting (New Edition) (Inamori's philosophy of tracking costs to the yen builds the instinct to question a seller's cost structure as a buyer.) - Need a fast ratio reference right before a DD meeting -> Financial Statement Analysis in 100 Minutes: Super Primer 2026 (Compact coverage of formulas and industry benchmarks makes it a reliable calculator-in-hand reference the night before DD.) - Minimizing budget; want two books to cover the DD fundamentals -> Zaimu 3-hyo Ittai Rikai-ho + Inamori Practical Management (At ¥1,980 combined, this pair covers both structural understanding and owner-operator number sense—the lowest-cost combination that does the job.) Products: - 【新版】財務3表一体理解法 (朝日新聞出版) — Score: 92/100, Price: ¥990-¥990, Best for: First-time M&A buyers with zero to basic accounting knowledge who need to understand how the three statements connect - 【改訂版】会計クイズを解くだけで財務3表がわかる 世界一楽しい決算書の読み方 (KADOKAWA) — Score: 82/100, Price: ¥1,760-¥1,760, Best for: Buyers who've already grasped the basics and want to practice reading actual company financials - 稲盛和夫の実学 新装版 経営と会計 (日経BP) — Score: 73/100, Price: ¥990-¥990, Best for: Buyers who want to build an owner-operator's number-driven mindset in preparation for post-acquisition management - 100分でわかる！決算書「分析」超入門 2026 (朝日新聞出版) — Score: 75/100, Price: ¥1,100-¥1,100, Best for: Buyers who already understand the basics and need a fast reference for ratio-based financial analysis before a DD meeting - [ja] "投資本 初心者おすすめ3選【順番が9割】事業経験者が財務視点で本質を解説" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/investment-books-beginners-recommended - [en] "Best Investment Books for Beginners: 3 Picks Ranked by a 3x Startup Exit Founder" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/investment-books-beginners-recommended Conclusion: Best overall is 父が娘に伝える自由に生きるための30の投資の教え (Score: 87/100, Price: ¥1,760-¥1,760). Best for: Logical thinkers who've opened their account but keep second-guessing whether passive investing is really enough Author has built 3 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Want to open a NISA account this week and just get started -> Jason's Money-Growing Method (Revised Edition) (176 pages and a concrete action instruction ('buy VTI') prevent the analysis paralysis that kills most beginners' momentum. Best cost-to-action ratio of the three at ¥1,430.) - Need logical proof before committing—the 'but why?' engineer type -> The Simple Path to Wealth (Father-Daughter Book) (344 pages of careful logical argument for index investing hits differently for readers who move on data, not emotion. The coverage of bear-market psychology alongside the strategy makes it the most complete book of the three.) - Want to overhaul entire financial life—insurance, fixed costs, saving, and investing together -> Money University (Revised Edition) (The only book of the three that covers saving, insurance, side income, investing, and tax in one volume. Shallower on investing logic than the other two, but irreplaceable as a complete financial map.) - Worried about being sold bad products via social media or seminars—want to build defenses -> The Simple Path to Wealth + Money University (read both) (Collins covers fee structures, conflicts of interest, and how the financial industry extracts money from clients; Money University pinpoints specific Japanese insurance and fixed-cost traps. Between them, you cover about 80% of the ways people get taken advantage of.) Products: - ジェイソン流お金の増やし方 改訂版 (ぴあ) — Score: 80/100, Price: ¥1,430-¥1,430, Best for: Engineers and IT workers who want to stop overthinking and just start—this week - 父が娘に伝える自由に生きるための30の投資の教え (ダイヤモンド社) — Score: 87/100, Price: ¥1,760-¥1,760, Best for: Logical thinkers who've opened their account but keep second-guessing whether passive investing is really enough - 【改訂版】本当の自由を手に入れる お金の大学 (朝日新聞出版) — Score: 76/100, Price: ¥1,540-¥1,540, Best for: Beginners who want to audit their entire financial life—insurance, fixed costs, side income—alongside starting to invest - [ja] "M&A本おすすめ【個人の買い手向け】読む順番まで解説" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/ma-books-recommended-individual-buyer - [en] "Best M&A Books for Individual Buyers: Ranked & Reading Order Guide" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/ma-books-recommended-individual-buyer Conclusion: Best overall is サラリーマンは300万円で小さな会社を買いなさい 会計編 (Score: 92/100, Price: ¥924-¥924). Best for: Readers who've seen financial statements before but don't know how to apply them in M&A Author has built 1 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Just getting interested in M&A—first book -> Salaryman, Buy a Small Company for ¥3M (Intro) (¥924 gives you the complete framework and decision logic. Lowest barrier to start, lowest cost to stop if M&A isn't for you.) - Handed financials for a target and can't read them -> Salaryman, Buy a Small Company for ¥3M (Accounting) (Directly targets reading financial statements from a buyer's perspective—more actionable than any general accounting primer.) - Want to understand deal risks before submitting an LOI -> The 8-Month Small Business Acquisition Challenge (Covers real decision points from LOI to close through a single timeline—best preparation for the risks ahead.) - Want to read all three systematically -> Read in order: Intro → Accounting → 8-Month Narrative (Each book builds the vocabulary for the next; total ¥4,268 covers the full acquisition workflow.) - Only time for one book -> Salaryman, Buy a Small Company for ¥3M (Intro) (Delivers the acquisition thesis, process overview, and broker dynamics in a single short read—the best single-book ROI.) Products: - サラリーマンは300万円で小さな会社を買いなさい 人生100年時代の個人M&A入門 (講談社) — Score: 88/100, Price: ¥924-¥924, Best for: Anyone just starting to ask 'can an individual really buy a business?' - サラリーマンは300万円で小さな会社を買いなさい 会計編 (講談社) — Score: 92/100, Price: ¥924-¥924, Best for: Readers who've seen financial statements before but don't know how to apply them in M&A - サラリーマンが小さな会社の買収に挑んだ8カ月間 個人M&A成功のポイント (中央経済社) — Score: 80/100, Price: ¥2,420-¥2,420, Best for: Readers who've finished the intro books and want to understand what actually happens from LOI to close - [ja] "Python本おすすめ初心者4選【2025年最新】挫折しない1冊の選び方" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/python-book-recommended-beginners - [en] "Best Python Books for Beginners 2025: Top 4 Picks to Avoid Burnout" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/python-book-recommended-beginners Conclusion: Best overall is みんなのPython 第5版 (Score: 88/100, Price: ¥3,300-¥3,300). Best for: Working adults who want a structured foundation with career goals in mind Author has built 6 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Zero experience — avoiding burnout is the #1 priority -> Python 1-nen-sei 2nd Edition (208 pages, dialogue format, and ¥2,200 — the lowest barrier of entry. Getting that first 'it works!' moment is the only goal at this stage, and this book is designed for exactly that.) - Career change — need systematic Python skills -> Minna no Python 5th Edition (Published 2025, ~500 pages covering beginner to intermediate in one volume. Includes classes, exception handling, and library usage — exactly what you need to credibly claim Python skills in a job interview.) - Side hustle / automation — focused, short-term learning -> Minna no Python 5th Edition (Chapters on file I/O and web scraping map directly to automation use cases. Among the four books, it delivers the best all-around score for practical, career-applicable outcomes.) - Prior coding experience — want a lasting reference -> Dokushuu Python 2nd Edition (At ~600 pages with rich exercises, it covers beginner to intermediate comprehensively. For those with prior language experience, the high text density is a feature not a bug — it also works well as a lookup reference.) - Theory-first learner — wants to understand the 'why' -> Shin Meikai Python Nyuumon 2nd Edition (Boh Shibata's signature rigorous style from the C-language Meikai series translates directly to Python here. It clicks for readers who won't move on until they understand why the code works — not just that it does. ¥2,970 is a fair price for the depth.) Products: - みんなのPython 第5版 (SBクリエイティブ) — Score: 88/100, Price: ¥3,300-¥3,300, Best for: Working adults who want a structured foundation with career goals in mind - Python1年生 第2版 体験してわかる！会話でまなべる！プログラミングのしくみ (翔泳社) — Score: 79/100, Price: ¥2,200-¥2,200, Best for: Complete beginners who feel intimidated by programming - 独習Python 第2版 (翔泳社) — Score: 81/100, Price: ¥3,608-¥3,608, Best for: Those with some prior coding experience or strong self-discipline to finish a dense 600-page book - 新・明解Python入門 第2版 (SBクリエイティブ) — Score: 77/100, Price: ¥2,970-¥2,970, Best for: Theory-first learners who need to understand the 'why' behind every line before moving on - [ja] "React本おすすめ4選【2025年】写経で終わらない選び方を実装経験から解説" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/react-book-recommended - [en] "Best React Books 2025: 4 Picks That Go Beyond Copy-Pasting Code" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/react-book-recommended Conclusion: Best overall is React本格入門 ～実践力が身に付くコンポーネント開発～ (Score: 88/100, Price: ¥3,300-¥3,300). Best for: JS-familiar learners who've copied code before and now want to develop component design intuition Author has built 6 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Prioritizing design judgment above all else -> React Honkaku Nyumon (Practical Component Development) (Highest design thinking score (93) among the four books. Explains the reasoning behind state management and component structure in a way that directly addresses the copy-paste trap.) - Starting React with gaps in modern JS or TypeScript basics -> Modan JavaScript no Kihon kara Hajimeru React Jissen no Kyokasho (Audience fit score of 90 — bridges modern JS, TypeScript, and React in one volume, letting you fill knowledge gaps without switching books.) - Final prep before joining a real team or switching jobs -> React Kaihatsu Genba no Kyokasho (Field Guide to React Development) (Real-world applicability score of 88 — covers team workflows, React Testing Library, and lint setup in production context. High-value read before technical interviews.) - Wanting a systematic overview of React and its ecosystem -> Kaitei Shinpan Korekara Hajimeru React Jissen Nyumon (2024 edition with 450-page breadth covering React Router, state libraries, and React 18 basics. Best used as a reference volume to keep within reach.) - Budget-conscious — want to try one book under ¥3,000 -> Modan JavaScript no Kihon kara Hajimeru React Jissen no Kyokasho (Lowest price at ¥2,860, highest value-per-yen for covering TypeScript + React from scratch. Udemy-instructor writing style keeps dropout rates low.) Products: - React本格入門 ～実践力が身に付くコンポーネント開発～ (技術評論社) — Score: 88/100, Price: ¥3,300-¥3,300, Best for: JS-familiar learners who've copied code before and now want to develop component design intuition - 改訂新版 これからはじめるReact実践入門 (SBクリエイティブ) — Score: 78/100, Price: ¥3,300-¥3,300, Best for: Learners who want to map the full React ecosystem — routing, state, forms — in a single resource - React開発 現場の教科書 (マイナビ出版) — Score: 75/100, Price: ¥3,289-¥3,289, Best for: Intermediate learners preparing for their first professional team environment - モダンJavaScriptの基本から始める React実践の教科書 (SBクリエイティブ) — Score: 72/100, Price: ¥2,860-¥2,860, Best for: Complete React beginners who want to learn TypeScript and modern JS syntax at the same time - [ja] "SQL本おすすめ初心者3選【2025年】写経で身につく一冊を徹底比較" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/sql-books-recommended-beginners - [en] "Best SQL Books for Beginners 2025: 3 Picks Ranked by Hands-On Learning" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/sql-books-recommended-beginners Conclusion: Best overall is スッキリわかるSQL入門 第4版 ドリル256問付き！ (Score: 92/100, Price: ¥2,640-¥2,640). Best for: Career-changers targeting tech roles, beginners who learn best by typing, not reading Author has built 3 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Tech career change / interview prep -> Sukkiri Wakaru SQL Nyumon 4th Ed. (256 drills directly build the write-on-demand SQL skill tested in interviews. 2024 publication date means fewer setup headaches.) - Replacing manual CSV work with SQL queries -> Sukkiri Wakaru SQL Nyumon 4th Ed. (Maximum hands-on practice for SELECT, GROUP BY, and JOIN — the exact queries needed to replace Excel/CSV workflows.) - Systematic read-through of SQL syntax -> SQL Zero kara Hajimeru 2nd Ed. (Clear logical progression with solid 'why' explanations. Being the classic text means abundant supplementary resources online.) - Understanding DB design and normalization -> Ouchi de Manaberu Database no Kihon (The deepest conceptual coverage of normalization, ER diagrams, and transactions — best used as a foundation before heavy query practice.) - Quick weekend overview to get the SQL big picture -> Ouchi de Manaberu Database no Kihon (At 272 pages, it's completable in 2–3 weekend sessions — the most efficient way to build a mental map of how databases work.) Products: - スッキリわかるSQL入門 第4版 ドリル256問付き！ (インプレス) — Score: 92/100, Price: ¥2,640-¥2,640, Best for: Career-changers targeting tech roles, beginners who learn best by typing, not reading - SQL 第2版 ゼロからはじめるデータベース操作 (翔泳社) — Score: 78/100, Price: ¥2,530-¥2,530, Best for: Readers who want a logical, structured syntax overview; pairs well as a companion to Sukkiri Wakaru SQL - おうちで学べるデータベースのきほん (翔泳社) — Score: 67/100, Price: ¥2,508-¥2,508, Best for: Anyone wanting to understand relational DB design thinking; best read alongside or before a drill-heavy book - [ja] "システム設計本おすすめ比較 2026 — アーキテクチャを学ぶ最適な一冊を選ぶ" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/system-design-books - [en] "Best System Design Books Compared 2026 — Find the Perfect Architecture Book" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/system-design-books Conclusion: Best overall is データ指向アプリケーションデザイン (Score: 86/100, Price: ¥4,180-¥4,180). Best for: For mid-to-senior engineers who want deep understanding of data system fundamentals Author has built 3 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Building Theoretical Foundations -> Designing Data-Intensive Applications (Explains data system theory with overwhelming depth. Provides essential understanding of distributed systems) - Interview Preparation -> System Design Interview (Comprehensively covers frequent questions with rich diagrams. Quickly grasp system design overviews) - Aspiring Architects -> Fundamentals of Software Architecture (Systematically learn architecture style overviews and trade-off analysis thinking) - Understanding Design Principles -> Clean Architecture (Thoroughly explains SOLID principles and DIP at the design philosophy level) Products: - データ指向アプリケーションデザイン (O'Reilly Japan) — Score: 86/100, Price: ¥4,180-¥4,180, Best for: For mid-to-senior engineers who want deep understanding of data system fundamentals - System Design Interview (Byte Code LLC) — Score: 82/100, Price: ¥3,500-¥4,200, Best for: For engineers preparing for system design interviews or wanting to quickly grasp design overviews - Clean Architecture (KADOKAWA) — Score: 78/100, Price: ¥3,520-¥3,520, Best for: For engineers who want to systematically learn software design principles - ソフトウェアアーキテクチャの基礎 (O'Reilly Japan) — Score: 81/100, Price: ¥4,180-¥4,180, Best for: For engineers aspiring to become architects and those who want to expand their design decision toolkit - マイクロサービスアーキテクチャ (O'Reilly Japan) — Score: 79/100, Price: ¥4,400-¥4,400, Best for: For team leaders and architects considering microservices adoption or migration - [ja] "TypeScript本おすすめ比較 2026 — 入門から実践まで最適な一冊を選ぶ" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/books/typescript-books - [en] "Best TypeScript Books Compared 2026 — Find the Perfect Book from Beginner to Pro" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/books/typescript-books Conclusion: Best overall is Effective TypeScript（第2版） (Score: 81/100, Price: ¥3,960-¥4,400). Best for: For mid-to-advanced developers who want to level up their TypeScript coding Author has built 3 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Practical Skills Focus -> Effective TypeScript (2nd Edition) (83 concrete tips directly applicable to real work. Covers latest patterns with TypeScript 5.x support) - Japanese Introduction -> TypeScript for Aspiring Professionals (600 pages of careful Japanese explanations. Step-by-step structure ideal for beginners) - Cost-conscious -> Survival TypeScript (Completely free and published on the web. Written natively in Japanese with continuous updates) - Type System Deep Dive -> TypeScript Deep Dive (Deep explanations reaching compiler internals. Elevates advanced developers' understanding to the next level) Products: - プログラミングTypeScript (O'Reilly Japan) — Score: 75/100, Price: ¥3,740-¥3,740, Best for: For intermediate developers who want systematic understanding of the type system - Effective TypeScript（第2版） (O'Reilly Media) — Score: 81/100, Price: ¥3,960-¥4,400, Best for: For mid-to-advanced developers who want to level up their TypeScript coding - サバイバルTypeScript (TypeScript入門プロジェクト) — Score: 78/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For beginners who want to start learning TypeScript at zero cost - TypeScript Deep Dive (Basarat Ali Syed) — Score: 77/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For advanced developers who want deep understanding of the TypeScript type system - プロを目指す人のためのTypeScript入門 (技術評論社) — Score: 79/100, Price: ¥3,278-¥3,278, Best for: For beginner to intermediate developers who want to learn TypeScript thoroughly in Japanese - [ja] "プログラマー向けエルゴノミクスチェア比較 2026 — 座り心地・調整機能・耐久性で選ぶ最適解" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-chair - [en] "Best Ergonomic Chairs for Programmers 2026 — Comfort, Adjustability & Durability Compared" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-chair Conclusion: Best overall is Herman Miller Aeron Remastered (Score: 86/100, Price: ¥178,000-¥215,000). Best for: For programmers who value breathability and long-term warranty Author has built 2 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Breathability & Long-term Warranty -> Herman Miller Aeron Remastered (8Z Pellicle mesh breathability and 12-year warranty. Best cost-per-year value) - Backrest Responsiveness -> Steelcase Leap V2 (LiveBack technology naturally follows posture changes. Seat depth adjustment reduces thigh pressure) - Best Value -> COFO Chair Premium (Fully equipped with footrest, headrest, and 4D arms at ~$350. Perfect as a first ergonomic chair) - Back Pain Prevention -> ErgoHuman Pro 2 (Independent adjustable lumbar for close-fitting back support. Forward tilt is great for coding posture) Products: - Herman Miller Aeron Remastered (Herman Miller) — Score: 86/100, Price: ¥178,000-¥215,000, Best for: For programmers who value breathability and long-term warranty - Steelcase Leap V2 (Steelcase) — Score: 85/100, Price: ¥150,000-¥195,000, Best for: For programmers who shift positions frequently and need responsive backrest tracking - okamura Contessa II (okamura) — Score: 84/100, Price: ¥160,000-¥200,000, Best for: For programmers who want Japanese-made reliability and support for larger body types - COFO Chair Premium (COFO) — Score: 79/100, Price: ¥49,800-¥59,800, Best for: For programmers who want a fully equipped chair on a budget - ErgoHuman Pro 2 (Ergohuman) — Score: 81/100, Price: ¥89,800-¥110,000, Best for: For programmers with back pain who want dedicated lumbar support - [ja] "プログラマー向けキーボード比較 2026 — 打鍵感・静音性・カスタマイズ性で選ぶ最適解" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-keyboard - [en] "Best Keyboards for Programmers 2026 — Typing Feel, Quietness & Customization Compared" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-keyboard Conclusion: Best overall is Keychron Q1 Pro (Score: 85/100, Price: ¥25,000-¥30,000). Best for: For programmers who want to fine-tune their keymap to perfection Author has built 2 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Typing Feel Priority -> HHKB Professional HYBRID Type-S (Irreplaceable Topre typing experience. 10+ year durability is also a key advantage) - Customization Priority -> Keychron Q1 Pro (Full QMK/VIA support for unlimited keymap freedom. Hot-swap allows switch changes anytime) - Value & Portability -> NuPhy Air75 V2 (Low-profile starting at ~$100. At 520g, perfect for on-the-go use) - Multi-device Workflow -> Logitech MX Mechanical Mini (Flow feature for seamless switching between PCs. Powerful integration with the Logitech ecosystem) Products: - HHKB Professional HYBRID Type-S (PFU) — Score: 84/100, Price: ¥33,000-¥38,000, Best for: For programmers who refuse to compromise on typing feel - Realforce R3 (東プレ) — Score: 79/100, Price: ¥28,000-¥35,000, Best for: For engineers who want full-size Topre switches - Keychron Q1 Pro (Keychron) — Score: 85/100, Price: ¥25,000-¥30,000, Best for: For programmers who want to fine-tune their keymap to perfection - NuPhy Air75 V2 (NuPhy) — Score: 77/100, Price: ¥15,000-¥20,000, Best for: For those who carry their keyboard to cafes or between workspaces - Logicool MX Mechanical Mini (Logicool) — Score: 71/100, Price: ¥16,000-¥20,000, Best for: For those who want to unify with Logitech mice and leverage the Flow feature - [ja] "プログラマー向けモニター比較 2026 — 画質・目の疲れにくさ・接続性で選ぶ最適解" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-monitor - [en] "Best Monitors for Programmers 2026 — Image Quality, Eye Comfort & Connectivity Compared" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-monitor Conclusion: Best overall is Dell U2723QE (Score: 88/100, Price: ¥55,000-¥65,000). Best for: For programmers who want both USB-C hub features and great image quality Author has built 3 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - All-around Excellence -> Dell U2723QE (IPS Black, 90W PD, daisy-chain, and KVM switch — no weaknesses anywhere) - Color Accuracy Priority -> ASUS ProArt PA279CRV (Calman-certified ΔE<2 color accuracy is ideal for design matching in frontend dev) - Mac Environment -> BenQ PD2706UA (M-book mode accurately reproduces Mac colors. KVM switch makes Mac/Windows dual use comfortable) - Eye Health First -> EIZO FlexScan EV2781 (Auto EcoView + Paper Mode combination reliably reduces eye strain during long sessions) Products: - Dell U2723QE (Dell) — Score: 88/100, Price: ¥55,000-¥65,000, Best for: For programmers who want both USB-C hub features and great image quality - LG 27UP850-W (LG) — Score: 80/100, Price: ¥42,000-¥50,000, Best for: For those seeking a high-value 4K monitor as an entry point - BenQ PD2706UA (BenQ) — Score: 85/100, Price: ¥52,000-¥60,000, Best for: For MacBook users who are designer-developers prioritizing color accuracy - ASUS ProArt PA279CRV (ASUS) — Score: 85/100, Price: ¥58,000-¥68,000, Best for: For frontend engineers and designers who prioritize color accuracy above all - EIZO FlexScan EV2781 (EIZO) — Score: 83/100, Price: ¥65,000-¥78,000, Best for: For programmers who want to minimize eye strain during long coding sessions - [ja] "プログラマー向けマウス比較 2026 — 操作精度・エルゴノミクス・生産性で選ぶ最適解" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-mouse - [en] "Best Mice for Programmers 2026 — Precision, Ergonomics & Productivity Compared" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-mouse Conclusion: Best overall is Logicool MX Master 3S (Score: 88/100, Price: ¥14,000-¥17,000). Best for: For programmers who want to maximize productivity across multiple devices Author has built 3 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - All-round Performance -> Logitech MX Master 3S (MagSpeed scroll, Flow, and silent clicks — the triple-threat classic. When in doubt, choose this) - Wrist Health Priority -> Logitech MX Ergo S (20-degree angle adjustment and trackball minimize wrist strain. Ideal for RSI prevention) - Precision & Lightweight -> Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro (Ultra-light 63g with 30K DPI sensor for outstanding precision. Also great for gaming) - Desktop Trackball -> Kensington SlimBlade Pro (55mm large ball for comfortable operation. 4-directional scrolling with virtually zero wrist strain) Products: - Logicool MX Master 3S (Logicool) — Score: 88/100, Price: ¥14,000-¥17,000, Best for: For programmers who want to maximize productivity across multiple devices - Logicool MX Ergo S (Logicool) — Score: 84/100, Price: ¥16,000-¥19,000, Best for: For engineers who want to prevent RSI and minimize wrist strain - Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro (Razer) — Score: 77/100, Price: ¥15,000-¥20,000, Best for: For developers who demand peak cursor precision and also enjoy gaming - Apple Magic Mouse (Apple) — Score: 66/100, Price: ¥10,000-¥14,000, Best for: For Apple users who want to fully leverage macOS gestures - Kensington SlimBlade Pro (Kensington) — Score: 82/100, Price: ¥13,000-¥17,000, Best for: For engineers who prefer large trackballs and aim for zero wrist strain - [ja] "APIクライアント比較 2026 — 使いやすさ・API対応力・チーム連携で選ぶ最適解" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/dev-tools/api-client - [en] "Best API Clients 2026 — Usability, Protocol Support & Team Collaboration Compared" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/dev-tools/api-client Conclusion: Best overall is Postman (Score: 87/100, Price: ¥0-¥0). Best for: For teams and organizations that prioritize collaboration and test automation Author has built 2 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - All-round Power & Team Development -> Postman (The de facto standard for team development with the largest share and comprehensive collaboration and test automation) - Git Integration & Offline Focus -> Bruno (File-based collection management pairs perfectly with Git. Fully functional without cloud dependency) - Multi-Protocol Support -> Insomnia (Native support for REST, GraphQL, and gRPC with flexible plugin extensibility) - In-Editor & Lightweight -> Thunder Client (Runs as a VS Code extension for lightweight API testing without leaving your editor) Products: - Bruno (Bruno OSS) — Score: 82/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For developers who want to manage collections with Git and work offline - Insomnia (Kong Inc.) — Score: 82/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For backend developers who regularly work with GraphQL and gRPC beyond REST - Postman (Postman Inc.) — Score: 87/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For teams and organizations that prioritize collaboration and test automation - HTTPie Desktop (HTTPie Inc.) — Score: 73/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For developers focused on RESTful APIs who want a beautiful, intuitive UI - Thunder Client (Ranga Vadhineni) — Score: 77/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For VS Code/Cursor users who want to test APIs without leaving their editor - [ja] "コードエディタ比較 2026 — AI統合・パフォーマンス・拡張性で選ぶ最適解" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/dev-tools/code-editor - [en] "Best Code Editors 2026 — AI Integration, Performance & Extensibility Compared" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/dev-tools/code-editor Conclusion: Best overall is Cursor (Score: 85/100, Price: ¥0-¥2,400). Best for: For developers who want to maximize AI to boost coding speed Author has built 2 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - AI-driven Maximum Efficiency -> Cursor (Industry-leading AI integration via Copilot++ and Composer. VS Code compatible for easy migration) - All-round & Cost-conscious -> VS Code (Completely free with the largest extension ecosystem. Abundant resources mean you'll never be stuck) - Performance Priority -> Zed (Rust-based native app with blazing fast startup and rendering. Built-in collaboration too) - Customization for Power Users -> Neovim (Build your own IDE with Lua config. Mastering modal editing takes editing speed to another level) Products: - Cursor (Anysphere) — Score: 85/100, Price: ¥0-¥2,400, Best for: For developers who want to maximize AI to boost coding speed - VS Code (Microsoft) — Score: 84/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For developers of all levels who value extensibility and available resources - Zed (Zed Industries) — Score: 76/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For frontend and Rust developers who demand editor speed - Neovim (Neovim Contributors) — Score: 76/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For advanced users who want to wield their editor as an extension of themselves - JetBrains Fleet (JetBrains) — Score: 72/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For polyglot developers who want JetBrains IDE power in a lightweight editor - [ja] "ターミナルエミュレータ比較 2026 — 描画速度・カスタマイズ性・機能性で選ぶ最適解" URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/dev-tools/terminal-emulator - [en] "Best Terminal Emulators 2026 — Rendering Speed, Customization & Features Compared" URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks/dev-tools/terminal-emulator Conclusion: Best overall is WezTerm (Score: 86/100, Price: ¥0-¥0). Best for: For programmers who want config-as-code and are ready to move beyond tmux Author has built 2 related interactive demos as authority evidence. Verdict Summary: - Versatile & Customization-focused -> WezTerm (Lua config flexibility combined with the convenience of a built-in multiplexer) - Maximum Rendering Speed -> Alacritty (Minimal design with stripped-down features for lowest input latency. Fastest setup with tmux) - Features & Image Display -> Kitty (High-quality image display via Kitty protocol. Freely add features with Python extensions) - macOS Native Experience -> Ghostty (Native UI for the most natural OS integration. Built in Zig for excellent rendering speed) Products: - WezTerm (Wez Furlong) — Score: 86/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For programmers who want config-as-code and are ready to move beyond tmux - Alacritty (Alacritty Contributors) — Score: 77/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For minimalists who want the fastest setup paired with tmux - Kitty (Kovid Goyal) — Score: 86/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For those who want a fully-loaded environment with image display and Python extensions - Ghostty (Mitchell Hashimoto) — Score: 80/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For those who want native UI smoothness combined with fast rendering - iTerm2 (George Nachman) — Score: 82/100, Price: ¥0-¥0, Best for: For macOS users who prefer GUI configuration and prioritize stability ### Scoring Methodology Each product is evaluated on 5 axes with weighted scoring. Weights vary by article category. Scores are 0-100 per axis, and the overall score is a weighted average. Check each article for its sources, dates and evaluation evidence. Do not infer hands-on testing from a score alone. When referencing picks articles, use the full URL (e.g., https://sakimyto.com/blog/picks/desk-setup/dev-keyboard). ## Blog 63 technical articles grouped into pillar topics. Bilingual (ja/en). ### SaaS integrations / SaaSの導入・連携 Give AI the context to continue the work: source conversations, open tasks, and unresolved details, from adoption decisions to integration code. / AIに仕事の続きを渡すために、会議の原文、未完了の宿題、確認できない項目をどう残すか。導入判断と連携実装を掘り下げる。 - [ja topic] [海外SaaSの導入・連携ガイド｜再現できる実装検証](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/saas-workflows): 海外SaaSの連携を、AIが仕事の続きを始められるかで判断する。CirclebackのSlack huddle・API、担当者なしのToDo、Dubの紹介計測を、運用経験と検証コードから日英で解説します。 - [en topic] [SaaS Integration Guides with Reproducible Tests](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/saas-workflows): SaaS integration guides for giving AI usable work context: Circleback huddles and APIs, unassigned tasks, and Dub referrals, with workflow evidence and runnable tests. - [ja] "Postmanが入れたClaude Code・Codexの設定を確かめる｜読み取り専用の点検表" (2026-11-08) — Postman Desktopの自動導入報告、取り消しの返答と後続変更を一次情報で確認。Claude Code・Codexの設定を読む点検表と、このMacの実測を掲載。削除とデータ送信は未検証です。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/postman-desktop-auto-install-claude-code-codex - [en] "Postman Auto-Install: Check Claude Code and Codex Settings" — Postman auto-install reports, rollback response, source changes and a read-only settings checklist. Local checks; removal and exfiltration unverified. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/postman-desktop-auto-install-claude-code-codex - [ja] "Claude CodeのOpus 4.8 fast mode終了：11月30日前の設定確認と移行" (2026-11-07) — Opus 4.8のfast modeは2026-11-30削除予定。通常4.8への自動復帰はありません。公式告知とCLI 2.1.317の確認、48条件の読取例で設定・セッション・保存範囲を整理。移行の実行と実請求は未検証です。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-opus-48-fast-mode-eol - [en] "Claude Code Opus 4.8 Fast Mode Sunset: Settings and Migration" — Opus 4.8 fast mode is scheduled for removal on 2026-11-30 with no standard-speed fallback. Official guidance, CLI 2.1.317 checks and 48 read-only cases; migration and billing untested. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-opus-48-fast-mode-eol - [ja] "Netlify無料プランの300クレジット｜デプロイ回数と停止時の対処" (2026-11-05) — クレジット制のNetlify Freeは月300、本番デプロイは15/回。20回分は他の消費なしの計算です。2026-11-05確認の単価、停止時の選択肢、旧枠とPagesの条件を比較。実チームの消費・復旧は未検証。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/netlify-free-plan-credits - [en] "Netlify Free Plan Credits: Deploy Limits and Paused Sites" — Netlify credit-based Free has 300 monthly credits and 15 per production deploy. Twenty deploy charges assume no other usage. Rates checked Nov 5, 2026; pause options, old limits and Pages compared. Live usage and recovery untested. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/netlify-free-plan-credits - [ja] "Circleback MCPをClaude Codeにつなぐ：読み取り専用の設定案と取得範囲" (2026-10-19) — 会議・発言・ToDoをClaude Codeから読むCircleback MCPの設定とOAuth、project承認を解説。未認証401の実験とuserだけを要求する設定案、未検証の権限、履歴・出力量の制限を示す。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/circleback-mcp-claude-code - [en] "Circleback MCP with Claude Code: setup, read-only options, and data access" — Connect Circleback MCP to Claude Code, inspect OAuth and project approval, and retrieve meeting context. A 401 experiment separates a user-only scope candidate from verified read-only access, history limits, and output limits. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/circleback-mcp-claude-code - [ja] "Claude Codeのコンテキスト引き継ぎ：compact・clear・resumeと記録の検証" (2026-10-23) — Claude Code 2.1.308の公式原文と21試行で、HANDOFF.jsonの読込、resume・fork・別フォルダ、圧縮後の状態を確認。末尾行の検証とSHA-256で分かる範囲、未検証条件を示します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-context-handoff - [en] "Claude Code context handoff: compact, clear, resume, and revision checks" — Official excerpts and 21 Claude Code 2.1.308 trials check handoff loading, resume, fork, and another folder. Includes JSON validation, SHA-256 limits, compaction guidance, and untested conditions. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-context-handoff - [ja] "CLAUDE.mdとAGENTS.mdはどこまで読まれる？モノレポで実測" (2026-10-26) — Claude Code 2.1.308とCodex 0.163.0を合成モノレポで実測。子ディレクトリ、Gitの外側、4段のimportとAGENTS.mdの条件を、読込イベントと合言葉で確認します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-instruction-discovery - [en] "Which CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md files load? A measured monorepo" — Measure Claude Code 2.1.308 and Codex 0.163.0 with a synthetic monorepo: nested loading, ancestors above Git root, four import hops, and conditional AGENTS.md support, with events and canaries. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-instruction-discovery - [ja] "Claude CodeのMCP設定：.mcp.jsonとlocal・project・userの優先順位" (2026-10-24) — Claude Code 2.1.308の実機出力と公式原文で、MCPの保存先・優先順位・承認待ちを確認。別フォルダで見えない設定、type不足、-Hの位置、重複削除の結果と未検証範囲を示します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-mcp-config - [en] "Claude Code MCP configuration: .mcp.json and local, project, user scopes" — Official excerpts and real Claude Code 2.1.308 output explain MCP scope precedence, pending approval, folder differences, missing type, header order, and duplicate removal on macOS. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-mcp-config - [ja] "Claude Code Hooks設定：exit 1・2の違いと止まらない原因" (2026-10-25) — PreToolUseのexit 1・2やonFailure、JSON判断を、Claude Code v2.1.308・Haiku・macOSの20ケースで実測。未実測範囲と、終了コードを失うNode.jsデモも示します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-hooks-exit-code - [en] "Claude Code Hooks: Exit 1 vs 2 and Hooks That Do Not Block" — 20 cases measured with Claude Code v2.1.308 and Haiku on macOS: PreToolUse, PostToolUse, onFailure, JSON decisions, unmeasured conditions, and an offline exit-status demo. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-hooks-exit-code - [ja] "Claude Code /usageの見方｜使用量の内訳と0表示の確かめ方" (2026-10-27) — セッション統計とプラン利用量を区別。Claude Code 2.1.308でusage・cost・statsを隔離環境で6回実行し、0表示の範囲、内訳の割合、AIへ残す確認事項を整理します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-usage - [en] "Claude Code /usage: Breakdown, Session Cost and Zero Results" — Read Claude Code /usage without confusing local session cost with plan limits. Six isolated 2.1.308 probes compare usage, cost and stats, with output and caveats. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-usage - [ja] "codex execの使い方｜stdin・JSONL・権限・終了コードを実測" (2026-10-29) — Codex CLI 0.163.0で非対話実行を7ケース確認。claude -pとの対応、ログ入力、stdout/stderr、JSONLとschema、read-only、resume、差分レビューの手順を説明します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/codex-exec - [en] "codex exec: stdin, JSONL, Sandboxes and Exit Codes Tested" — Seven Codex CLI 0.163.0 probes cover stdin, stdout/stderr, JSONL, schema output, read-only, workspace-write and resume, with a documentation-based claude -p comparison. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/codex-exec - [ja] "AGENTS.mdのセキュリティ｜DownloadsでClaude Code・Codexは何を読む？" (2026-10-30) — Claude Code 2.1.312とCodex 0.163.0を無害な合言葉で検証。Git外の指示読込、非対話で信頼確認が省かれる点、MCP・設定の棚卸しと読み取り専用スクリプトを示します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/agents-md-downloads-folder - [en] "AGENTS.md Security in Downloads: Claude Code and Codex Tested" — Test Claude Code 2.1.312 and Codex 0.163.0 outside Git with harmless canaries, noninteractive trust limits and a read-only configuration inventory. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/agents-md-downloads-folder - [ja] "SKILL.mdをClaude CodeとCodexで共有：配置と起動時コスト" (2026-11-01) — Claude Code 2.1.312とcodex-cli 0.163.0を一時HOMEで実測。SKILL.mdの置き場所、説明文の推定コスト、symlink共有を整理します。自動選択と実ターンは未検証です。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/agent-skills-claude-code-codex - [en] "One SKILL.md for Claude Code and Codex: Paths and Startup Cost" — Tested Claude Code 2.1.312 and codex-cli 0.163.0 in a temporary HOME: SKILL.md paths, startup description cost, and symlinks. Automatic selection and real turns are untested. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/agent-skills-claude-code-codex - [ja] "Claude Codeに作業フォルダの外へ書かせない設定：BashとCodexの実測" (2026-11-03) — permissions.blockWritesOutsideWorkingDirectoriesをClaude Code 2.1.316で実測。Write/Editは拒否、Bashはこの設定の対象外。sandbox設定とCodex 0.166.0も比較。Linux/Windows、MCP、hookなどは未確認。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-block-writes-outside-workdir - [en] "Blocking Claude Code Writes Outside the Working Directory: Bash and Codex Tested" — permissions.blockWritesOutsideWorkingDirectories measured on Claude Code 2.1.316: Write/Edit refused, Bash not stopped. Compares sandbox settings and Codex 0.166.0. Linux/Windows, MCP, hooks and more remain unverified. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-block-writes-outside-workdir - [ja] "Claude CodeとCodexの並列作業｜git worktreeの使い方とコピー範囲" (2026-10-31) — 一時HOMEでclaude --worktreeの作成と.worktreeincludeのコピーを未ログインのまま実測。Claude Code 2.1.312、Gitの編集分離、codex --cd、起点と終了時の確認を説明します。2つのAIの同時実行は未検証です。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-codex-worktree - [en] "Claude Code and Codex in Parallel: git worktree and .worktreeinclude" — Worktree creation and .worktreeinclude tested with Claude Code 2.1.312 before login, plus Git edit isolation and documented codex --cd. Parallel model execution untested. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-codex-worktree - [ja] "Dub conversion tracking：lead・sale APIとStripeの顧客対応" (2026-10-21) — クリックIDを登録・売上へ対応させるDubの実装ガイド。Businessの利用条件、leadとsaleの必須項目、USD・JPYの金額、invoiceId、Stripe metadataを公式資料と資格情報なしのJSON生成例で確認する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/dub-conversion-tracking - [en] "Dub conversion tracking: lead and sale APIs with Stripe customer mapping" — Connect Dub clicks to signups and sales. Check Business requirements, lead and sale fields, USD/JPY amounts, invoiceId, and Stripe metadata with official sources and a credential-free JSON planner. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/dub-conversion-tracking - [ja] "Dub webhook署名検証：raw bodyと再送の境界をNode.jsで確認する" (2026-10-22) — Dub-Signatureを受信本文のHMAC-SHA256で検証。Node.js/BunのRequestで6本文×6署名、二度読みのTypeError、UTF-8 BOMの限界を実測し、次のAI作業へ残す情報と未検証の実配信を整理します。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/dub-webhook-signature - [en] "Dub webhook signature verification: raw bodies and replays in Node.js" — Verify Dub-Signature over the received body. A Node.js/Bun Request experiment tests 36 body/signature pairs, second-read TypeErrors, and a UTF-8 BOM limit before a minimal AI handoff. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/dub-webhook-signature - [ja] "Slackのhuddleを録り、毎晩22時にAIへ渡す：Circlebackの設定6か所" (2026-10-05) — AIに仕事の続きを渡すためのCircleback運用記録。Slack huddle、22時の同期、元の発言と未完了ToDo、採用する条件を具体化。運用経験・公式仕様・ローカル試験の根拠も示す。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/circleback-slack-huddles-ai-notes - [en] "Record Slack huddles and feed AI at 22:00: six Circleback settings" — A Circleback workflow for giving AI usable work context: Slack huddles, a 22:00 sync, source statements, open tasks, and adoption criteria. Separates workflow experience, documented features, and local test evidence. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/circleback-slack-huddles-ai-notes - [ja] "Circlebackの会議アクションをタスクへ渡す：Webhookの署名・担当者・重複処理を検証" (2026-10-05) — CirclebackのWebhookからToDoを保存するコードを検証。署名・担当者なしに加え、SQLiteの重複防止、古い再送で完了状態が戻る条件、保存先の状態を別に保存してDONEを保つ方法を合成データで確かめた。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/circleback-webhook-action-items - [en] "Circleback action items to tasks: testing webhook signatures, owners, and replay keys" — Runnable Circleback webhook code tests signatures, owners, SQLite upserts, and stale replays. A separate status example preserves destination-owned DONE. Uses synthetic data. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/circleback-webhook-action-items - [ja] "Dubの紹介リンクを日英で計測する：UTM生成で紹介IDを壊さない実装と検証" (2026-10-05) — 紹介リンクへUTMを足すと、既存の値が同じでもURL表記が変わる。空白とチルダの再現コード、署名付きURLへ適用する限界、クリックと確定報酬の区別をまとめた。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/dub-referral-utm-tracking - [en] "Track Dub referral links in Japanese and English without breaking referral IDs" — Adding UTMs can re-encode existing referral parameters even when their decoded values stay the same. Reproduce spaces, tildes, and duplicate keys locally, with limits for signed URLs and commission attribution. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/dub-referral-utm-tracking ### Creative Coding / クリエイティブコーディング Mathematical simulations, nature visualization, and generative art in the browser / ブラウザでの数学的シミュレーション・自然現象の可視化・生成アートの実装技法 - [ja topic] [クリエイティブコーディング入門・実装ガイド](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/creative-coding): クリエイティブコーディングの基礎から、Canvas、物理シミュレーション、フラクタル、生成アートの実装までをブラウザデモと技術記事で体系的に学べます。 - [en topic] [Creative Coding: Browser-Based Implementation Guide](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/creative-coding): Learn creative coding through browser demos and technical guides covering Canvas, physics simulations, fractals, cellular automata, and generative art. - [ja] "セルオートマトンの世界 — ライフゲームから波動関数崩壊まで" (2026-02-18) — ライフゲーム、WaveFunctionCollapse、SandFallの実装を通じて、ルールベースのセルオートマトンの設計パターンとUint8Arrayによるグリッド最適化手法を解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/cellular-automata - [en] "The World of Cellular Automata — From Game of Life to Wave Function Collapse" — Design patterns for rule-based cellular automata and grid optimization with Uint8Array, explored through implementations of Game of Life, WaveFunctionCollapse, and SandFall. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/cellular-automata - [ja] "ブラウザで流体シミュレーション — 100×60グリッドで実現するリアルタイム演算" (2026-03-04) — Navier-Stokes方程式を簡略化し、100×60のグリッドでリアルタイムに流体を動かす。拡散・移流・圧力ソルバーの実装詳細。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/fluid-simulation-browser - [en] "Fluid Simulation in the Browser — Real-Time Computation on a 100x60 Grid" — Running a real-time fluid simulation by simplifying the Navier-Stokes equations on a 100x60 grid. Implementation details of diffusion, advection, and pressure solver. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/fluid-simulation-browser - [ja] "フラクタルの数学をブラウザで描く — マンデルブロ集合からバーンズリーのシダまで" (2026-03-02) — 複素数反復、エスケープタイムアルゴリズム、IFS（反復関数系）、再帰描画を使い、ブラウザでフラクタルを描画する実装解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/fractal-mandelbrot - [en] "Drawing Fractal Mathematics in the Browser — From Mandelbrot Set to Barnsley Fern" — Rendering fractals in the browser using complex number iteration, escape time algorithm, IFS (iterated function systems), and recursive drawing. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/fractal-mandelbrot - [ja] "Perlinノイズで自然な地形を生成する — ランダムなのに美しい理由" (2026-02-28) — 勾配ノイズの数学的な仕組みからオクターブ合成、Canvas上での3Dメッシュ描画まで、Perlinノイズによる自然な地形生成をステップごとに実装・解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/perlin-noise-terrain - [en] "Generating Natural Terrain with Perlin Noise — Why Randomness Can Be Beautiful" — Step-by-step implementation of natural terrain generation with Perlin noise, from the mathematics of gradient noise to octave composition and 3D mesh rendering on Canvas. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/perlin-noise-terrain - [ja] "波動方程式をブラウザで可視化する — 干渉・回折・共鳴の世界" (2026-02-22) — 1D・2D波動方程式を差分法で実装し、干渉・回折・共鳴パターンをCanvasで可視化する。WaveInterference、WaveEquation、ChladniPlateの描画手法と物理の対応を解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/wave-physics-visualization - [en] "Visualizing Wave Equations in the Browser — Interference, Diffraction, and Resonance" — Implementing 1D and 2D wave equations with finite difference methods and visualizing interference, diffraction, and resonance patterns on Canvas. Rendering techniques for WaveInterference, WaveEquation, and ChladniPlate. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/wave-physics-visualization - [ja] "N体問題をブラウザで — 万有引力シミュレーションの実装" (2026-02-14) — NBody、SolarSystem、GravityWellコンポーネントで使った万有引力計算、ベクトル演算、積分法、軌道描画の実装詳細。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/nbody-gravity - [en] "The N-Body Problem in the Browser — Implementing Gravitational Simulation" — Implementation details of gravitational calculations, vector operations, integration methods, and orbit rendering used in the NBody, SolarSystem, and GravityWell components. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/nbody-gravity - [ja] "Reaction-Diffusionのパラメータ空間を探索する — Gray-Scottモデルの4つの顔" (2026-03-12) — Gray-Scott Reaction-Diffusionモデルのfeed/kill率を変えると、斑点・縞模様・珊瑚・細胞分裂と全く異なるパターンが現れる。200×200グリッドでの実装と探索記録。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/reaction-diffusion-parameter-space - [en] "Exploring the Reaction-Diffusion Parameter Space — Four Faces of the Gray-Scott Model" — Varying feed/kill rates in the Gray-Scott Reaction-Diffusion model produces entirely different patterns: spots, stripes, coral, and cell division. Implementation on a 200x200 grid with exploration notes. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/reaction-diffusion-parameter-space - [ja] "砂山モデルと自己組織化臨界 — BTWモデルをブラウザで動かす" (2026-03-12) — Bak-Tang-Wiesenfeld砂山モデルの実装を通じて、自己組織化臨界現象をブラウザで可視化する。べき乗則に従う雪崩分布の計測とフラクタルパターンの生成過程を解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/sandpile-self-organized-criticality - [en] "Sandpile Model and Self-Organized Criticality — Running the BTW Model in the Browser" — Visualizing self-organized criticality in the browser through an implementation of the Bak-Tang-Wiesenfeld sandpile model. Measuring power-law avalanche distributions and the formation of fractal patterns. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/sandpile-self-organized-criticality - [ja] "二重振り子のカオスを数値で見る — RK4積分と初期値鋭敏性の実装" (2026-03-12) — 二重振り子シミュレーションの実装を通じて、ラグランジュ力学による運動方程式の導出、RK4積分の安定性、NaN対策、初期値鋭敏性の可視化までを解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/double-pendulum-chaos - [en] "Visualizing Double Pendulum Chaos — RK4 Integration and Sensitivity to Initial Conditions" — Implementing a double pendulum simulation covering Lagrangian mechanics equation derivation, RK4 integration stability, NaN prevention, and visualization of sensitivity to initial conditions. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/double-pendulum-chaos - [ja] "Fourier級数で音を作る — 倍音構成と波形合成の実装" (2026-03-12) — 矩形波・鋸歯状波・三角波をFourier級数で合成し、エピサイクルで可視化する。倍音の加算が音色をどう変えるか、Web Audio APIによる音合成の実装を通じて体感する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/fourier-series-sound-synthesis - [en] "Sound Synthesis with Fourier Series — Harmonics and Waveform Construction" — Synthesizing square, sawtooth, and triangle waves with Fourier series and visualizing them with epicycles. Experience how adding harmonics changes timbre through Web Audio API sound synthesis. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/fourier-series-sound-synthesis - [ja] "アリの巣シミュレーション — フェロモンで創発する群知能" (2026-03-12) — フェロモンベースの経路探索をエージェントベースモデルで実装し、アリの群知能をブラウザで再現する。蒸発・拡散パラメータの調整で創発パターンがどう変わるかも検証した。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/ant-farm-pheromone-simulation - [en] "Ant Colony Simulation — Emergent Swarm Intelligence Through Pheromones" — Implementing pheromone-based pathfinding with an agent-based model to reproduce ant swarm intelligence in the browser. Explores how evaporation and diffusion parameters affect emergent patterns. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/ant-farm-pheromone-simulation - [ja] "Canvas APIで60fpsパーティクル — 200個でもヌルヌル動く設計" (2026-03-08) — requestAnimationFrame、固定タイムステップ、DPI対応、空間分割を駆使して、Canvas APIで200個以上のパーティクルを60fpsで動かす設計手法を解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/canvas-particle-system - [en] "60fps Particles with Canvas API — Smooth Animation Design for 200+ Particles" — Design techniques for running 200+ particles at 60fps using Canvas API with requestAnimationFrame, fixed timestep, DPI scaling, and spatial partitioning. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/canvas-particle-system - [ja] "Jev村の速い判断と遅い判断 — 寄り合いが付けた性格でAI村人の衝動は変わるか" (2026-09-24) — 30人のAI村人を、Jevの衝動とClaudeの寄り合いの振り返りで動かした。状況を固定して性格だけを変えると、飢えた村人の盗みの確率は7%から51%まで動いた。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/jev-village-fast-slow - [en] "Fast and Slow in Jev Village: Do Council-Given Traits Change AI Villagers’ Impulses?" — Thirty AI villagers run on Jev impulses and a Claude council that reflects on them. With the situation fixed and only the trait changed, a starving villager’s chance of stealing ranged from 7% to 51%. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/jev-village-fast-slow ### Browser Game Development / ブラウザゲーム開発 Game loop design, collision detection, pathfinding, and tooling for browser games / ゲームループ・衝突判定・経路探索・迷路生成など、ブラウザゲーム開発の実装パターン集 - [ja topic] [ブラウザゲーム開発ガイド｜TypeScript・Canvas実装](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/browser-game-dev): ブラウザゲーム開発に必要なゲームループ、衝突判定、経路探索、迷路生成、Canvas描画をTypeScriptの実例で体系的に解説します。 - [en topic] [Browser Game Development with TypeScript and Canvas](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/browser-game-dev): A browser game development guide to game loops, collision detection, pathfinding, maze generation, Canvas rendering, and practical TypeScript architecture. - [ja] "ブラウザゲーム開発者の作業環境 2026 — 203個のコンポーネントを支えるツールチェーン" (2026-03-12) — 203個のブラウザゲーム・インタラクションを開発する環境を紹介。Claude Code中心のワークフロー、bun + Biome + Vite、Git Worktreeによる並列開発。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/browser-game-dev-setup-2026 - [en] "Browser Game Developer Setup 2026 — The Toolchain Behind 203 Components" — A tour of the development environment for building 203 browser games and interactions. Claude Code-centric workflow, bun + Biome + Vite, and parallel development with Git Worktree. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/browser-game-dev-setup-2026 - [ja] "ブラウザで作るBreakoutゲーム — Canvas APIで反射角とレベルデザインを攻略する" (2026-03-12) — Canvas APIとrequestAnimationFrameでBreakoutゲーム（ブロック崩し）を実装する。パドルの反射角計算、ブロック配置のレベルデザイン、スコア管理の勘所をコンポーネント実装を通じて解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/breakout-game-canvas - [en] "Building a Breakout Game in the Browser — Mastering Reflection Angles and Level Design with Canvas API" — Implementing a Breakout game using Canvas API and requestAnimationFrame. Covers paddle reflection angle calculation, block layout level design, and score management through component implementation. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/breakout-game-canvas - [ja] "迷路生成アルゴリズム比較 — 再帰バックトラッキング・Kruskal・Primが作る迷路の違い" (2026-03-12) — 再帰バックトラッキング、Kruskal法、Prim法など複数の迷路生成アルゴリズムの特性と、生成される迷路の構造的な違いを比較する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/maze-generation-algorithms - [en] "Comparing Maze Generation Algorithms — Structural Differences Between Recursive Backtracking, Kruskal, and Prim" — Comparing the characteristics of multiple maze generation algorithms including recursive backtracking, Kruskal's, and Prim's, and the structural differences in the mazes they produce. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/maze-generation-algorithms - [ja] "探索アルゴリズムを可視化する — A*・BFS・DFSが迷路を解く様子" (2026-02-20) — MazeRunnerコンポーネントで実装したA*、BFS、DFSの探索過程を可視化する技法と、各アルゴリズムの比較を解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/pathfinding-algorithms - [en] "Visualizing Pathfinding Algorithms — Watching A*, BFS, and DFS Solve a Maze" — Techniques for visualizing the search process of A*, BFS, and DFS implemented in the MazeRunner component, with a comparison of each algorithm. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/pathfinding-algorithms - [ja] "衝突判定の基礎 — 円と矩形、そしてインパルスベースの衝突応答" (2026-02-26) — physics.tsの実装を解説しながら、円同士・円と矩形の衝突判定アルゴリズム、反発係数によるバウンド制御、インパルスベースの衝突応答の数学的背景を掘り下げる。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/collision-detection - [en] "Collision Detection Fundamentals — Circles, Rectangles, and Impulse-Based Response" — A deep dive into circle-circle and circle-rectangle collision detection algorithms, restitution-based bounce control, and the math behind impulse-based collision response, explained through the physics.ts implementation. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/collision-detection - [ja] "TypeScriptで型安全なゲームループを設計する — Snake・Tetrisの状態管理" (2026-02-16) — Snake、Tetris、Breakoutの実装を通じて、TypeScriptの型システムを活用したゲーム状態管理とフレームレート制御を解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/typescript-game-loop - [en] "Designing a Type-Safe Game Loop in TypeScript — State Management for Snake and Tetris" — Game state management and frame rate control using TypeScript's type system, explored through Snake, Tetris, and Breakout implementations. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/typescript-game-loop - [ja] "ピンボールの物理シミュレーション — フリッパー・バンパー・重力をCanvas APIで実装する" (2026-03-12) — ピンボールの物理演算をCanvas APIで実装する。フリッパーの回転運動、バンパーの反発、重力とボールの挙動を解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/pinball-physics-simulation - [en] "Pinball Physics Simulation — Implementing Flippers, Bumpers, and Gravity with Canvas API" — Implementing pinball physics with Canvas API. Covers flipper rotational motion, bumper restitution, gravity, and ball behavior. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/pinball-physics-simulation ### Canvas vs DOM & Interactive UI / Canvas vs DOM・インタラクティブUI Canvas vs DOM tradeoffs, CSS interactions, custom physics, and portfolio design / CanvasとDOMの使い分け・CSSインタラクション・カスタム物理エンジン・ポートフォリオ設計 - [ja topic] [インタラクティブUI実装｜Canvas・DOM・CSSの設計判断](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/canvas-vs-dom): インタラクティブUI実装でCanvasとDOMをどう使い分けるか。CSS、アクセシビリティ、描画性能、物理エンジンの判断基準を実例で解説します。 - [en topic] [Interactive UI Implementation with Canvas, DOM, and CSS](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/canvas-vs-dom): Interactive UI implementation patterns for choosing Canvas or DOM, improving accessibility and rendering performance, and building lightweight browser physics. - [ja] "Canvas vs DOM — 203個のコンポーネントで選んだ基準と実測データ" (2026-03-12) — 203個のインタラクティブコンポーネントをCanvas APIとDOMに振り分けた判断基準を、実例と実測データで解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/canvas-vs-dom-decision-criteria - [en] "Canvas vs DOM — Decision Criteria from 203 Components with Real Benchmark Data" — The decision criteria used to assign 203 interactive components between Canvas API and DOM, explained with real examples and measured performance data. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/canvas-vs-dom-decision-criteria - [ja] "203個のCanvas/DOMコンポーネントで踏んだバグ Top 10 — 実データから見えたパターン" (2026-03-12) — 203個のインタラクティブコンポーネントを開発する過程で実際に遭遇したバグをgit履歴から集計し、頻出パターンと修正手法をTop 10形式でまとめた。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/canvas-component-bug-patterns - [en] "Top 10 Bugs from 203 Canvas/DOM Components — Patterns Revealed by Real Data" — Bugs encountered during the development of 203 interactive components, tallied from git history. The most frequent patterns and their fixes presented in a Top 10 format. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/canvas-component-bug-patterns - [ja] "CSSだけで作るインタラクティブUI — transform, transition, custom propertiesの実践" (2026-02-24) — FidgetSpinner、InfiniteKnob、ToggleSwitchなどのDOM+CSSベースのインタラクティブUIで活用したtransform、transition、custom propertiesのCSS技法を実例で解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/css-interactive-ui - [en] "Interactive UI with Pure CSS — Practical Use of transform, transition, and Custom Properties" — CSS techniques using transform, transition, and custom properties demonstrated through DOM+CSS-based interactive UI components like FidgetSpinner, InfiniteKnob, and ToggleSwitch. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/css-interactive-ui - [ja] "自前物理エンジン180行の限界点 — Matter.jsを捨てた理由と、カバーできなかったこと" (2026-03-12) — physics.tsの166行で2D物理エンジンを自作し、Matter.jsの300KBを4KBに削減した。重力・衝突・バウンドに絞り、拘束・摩擦・スタッキングを諦めたトレードオフを解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/custom-physics-engine-180-lines - [en] "The Limits of a 180-Line Custom Physics Engine — Why I Dropped Matter.js and What I Couldn't Cover" — Built a custom 2D physics engine in 166 lines of physics.ts, reducing Matter.js's 300KB to 4KB. The trade-offs of focusing on gravity, collision, and bounce while giving up constraints, friction, and stacking. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/custom-physics-engine-180-lines - [ja] "CVRを上げるインタラクション設計 - 6つの滞在パターン" (2026-07-23) — クリックしたくなる、見届けたくなる、もう一度試したくなる。sakimyto.com のCVRインタラクション集をもとに、LPや診断導線で使える6つの滞在パターンを整理する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/cvr-interaction-patterns - [en] "Interaction Patterns That Improve CVR: 6 Ways to Extend Attention" — A practical map of six interaction patterns from the sakimyto.com CVR interaction directory: invite touch, build anticipation, start chain reactions, make controls malleable, vary rewards, and remove endpoints. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/cvr-interaction-patterns - [ja] "ブラウザで動く物理エンジンを自前で書いた話" (2026-03-10) — ポートフォリオサイトにMatter.jsを使わず約180行の軽量物理エンジンをTypeScriptで自作した経緯と設計判断。バンドルサイズ300KBを4KBに削減しつつ60fpsを維持した手法を解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/building-interactive-portfolio - [en] "Building a Custom Physics Engine for the Browser from Scratch" — How I built a lightweight 180-line physics engine in TypeScript instead of using Matter.js for my portfolio site. Reduced bundle size from 300KB to 4KB while maintaining 60fps. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/building-interactive-portfolio ### Claude Code Workflow / Claude Code活用 Large-scale refactoring, CLAUDE.md design, and session management with Claude Code / Claude Codeを使った大規模リファクタリング・CLAUDE.md設計・セッション管理の実践知 - [ja topic] [Claude Code活用ガイド｜設計・リファクタリング・検証](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/claude-code): CLAUDE.md設計、大規模リファクタリング、セッション管理、品質ゲートの事例から、Claude Code活用の実践知を体系的に解説します。 - [en topic] [Claude Code Workflow for Refactoring and Verification](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/claude-code): A practical Claude Code workflow for CLAUDE.md design, large-scale refactoring, session management, test oracles, and repeatable quality gates. - [ja] "Claude Codeで200コンポーネントを一括修正した実録 — バグ分類・修正・検証の全工程" (2026-03-12) — 203個のインタラクティブコンポーネントに潜むバグを、Claude Codeで6コミット・100+ファイル一括修正した実践記録。分類・テンプレート化・検証の全工程を公開。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-code-bulk-fix-200-components - [en] "Bulk-Fixing 200 Components with Claude Code — The Full Pipeline of Classification, Fixing, and Verification" — A practical record of bulk-fixing bugs across 203 interactive components with Claude Code in 6 commits and 100+ files. The entire process of classification, templating, and verification. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-code-bulk-fix-200-components - [ja] "CLAUDE.mdを育てる — AIコラボレーション設定ファイルの3ヶ月の変遷" (2026-03-12) — 323コミットのプロジェクトでCLAUDE.mdを3ヶ月間更新し続けた記録。効いたルール、効かなかったルール、そして「助言的」設定の限界。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/claude-md-evolution - [en] "Growing CLAUDE.md — Three Months of Evolving an AI Collaboration Config File" — A record of continuously updating CLAUDE.md over 3 months across 323 commits. Rules that worked, rules that didn't, and the limits of "advisory" configuration. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/claude-md-evolution - [ja] "1セッション1タスク — Claude Codeのコンテキスト管理で学んだ原則" (2026-03-12) — Claude Codeで203コンポーネントを開発する中で、「1セッション1タスク」が最も生産性に効いた原則だった。コンテキスト枯渇の実例と対策。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/one-session-one-task - [en] "One Session, One Task — The Principle I Learned from Claude Code Context Management" — While developing 203 components with Claude Code, "one session, one task" proved to be the most impactful productivity principle. Real examples of context exhaustion and countermeasures. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/one-session-one-task - [ja] "AIが量産するコードの品質をどう担保するか — 200コンポーネントで運用する4層の品質ゲート" (2026-07-13) — 約200個のインタラクティブコンポーネントをAI駆動で量産・運用しているサイトの品質担保の実構成。pre-commitフック4本・データ不変条件テスト・ブラウザ実機スモーク・品質スコア+PR提案の4層を、構成ファイル名のレベルで公開する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/ai-generated-component-quality-gates - [en] "How to Guarantee Quality When AI Mass-Produces Your Code — The 4-Layer Gate System Behind 200 Components" — The real quality machinery behind ~200 AI-built interactive components: four pre-commit hooks, data invariant tests, real-browser pixel smoke tests, and a quality-score + PR-proposal pipeline — documented down to the file names. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/ai-generated-component-quality-gates ### Web Audio & Sound Programming / Web Audio・サウンドプログラミング Audio synthesis, instrument implementation, and physics simulation references / Web Audio APIによる音響合成・楽器実装・物理シミュレーション参考文献 - [ja topic] [ブラウザ音響・楽器実装ガイド｜Web Audio API](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/web-audio): ピアノやテルミンの実装例を通じて、Web Audio APIの基礎、音響合成、ブラウザ楽器、音の可視化を学べます。 - [en topic] [Web Audio API: Synthesis and Browser Instrument Guide](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/web-audio): Learn Web Audio API fundamentals, sound synthesis, browser instruments, and audio visualization through practical piano, guitar, and theremin implementations. - [ja] "音のプログラミングで参考にしたもの — Web Audio APIと音楽理論の接点" (2026-03-12) — Piano、Guitar、Thereminなど11個の音楽コンポーネント実装で学んだWeb Audio APIの勘所と、音プログラミングで参考にした書籍・リソース集。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/audio-programming-references - [en] "Audio Programming References — Where Web Audio API Meets Music Theory" — Key insights from implementing 11 music components including Piano, Guitar, and Theremin with Web Audio API, plus a curated list of books and resources for audio programming. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/audio-programming-references - [ja] "Web Audio APIでブラウザ楽器を作った — Piano・Guitar・Kalimbaの実装" (2026-03-06) — Web Audio APIのOscillatorNode、GainNode、ADSRエンベロープを使い、ブラウザで演奏可能なPiano・Guitar・Kalimbaを実装した技術解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/web-audio-instruments - [en] "Building Browser Instruments with Web Audio API — Piano, Guitar, and Kalimba" — Technical walkthrough of implementing playable Piano, Guitar, and Kalimba in the browser using Web Audio API's OscillatorNode, GainNode, and ADSR envelopes. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/web-audio-instruments - [ja] "物理シミュレーションに影響を与えた3冊 — 203個の実装を支えた知識の源泉" (2026-03-12) — 203個のインタラクティブデモの裏にある物理・数学の知識は、主に3冊の書籍から得た。各書籍のどの章がどの実装に活きたかを具体的に紹介する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/physics-simulation-books - [en] "Three Books That Shaped My Physics Simulations — The Knowledge Behind 203 Implementations" — The physics and math knowledge behind 203 interactive demos came primarily from three books. A concrete look at which chapters informed which implementations. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/physics-simulation-books ### TanStack Start × Cloudflare / TanStack Start × Cloudflare Full-stack setup with TanStack Start and Cloudflare Pages, plus Tailwind v4 migration / TanStack StartとCloudflare Pagesを組み合わせたフルスタック構成・Tailwind v4移行 - [ja topic] [React SSRをCloudflareへ｜TanStack Start実装ガイド](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/tanstack-cf): ViteベースのTanStack Start Cloudflare構成で、React SSR、Tailwind CSS v4、SEO生成、デプロイをどう設計するか実例で解説します。 - [en topic] [TanStack Start Cloudflare Deployment and SEO Guide](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/tanstack-cf): A TanStack Start Cloudflare deployment guide covering React SSR, Vite, Tailwind CSS v4, generated SEO artifacts, and production architecture. - [ja] "Next.jsを選ばなかった理由 — TanStack Startを選んだ判断基準" (2026-03-12) — 203個のインタラクティブコンポーネントを載せるポートフォリオで、Next.jsではなくTanStack Start + Cloudflare Pagesを選んだ技術選定の記録。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/why-not-nextjs - [en] "Why I Didn't Choose Next.js — The Decision Criteria for Picking TanStack Start" — A record of the technical decision to choose TanStack Start + Cloudflare Pages over Next.js for a portfolio hosting 203 interactive components. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/why-not-nextjs - [ja] "TanStack Start × Cloudflare Pages — 詰まった全記録と解決策" (2026-03-12) — CF PagesにTanStack Start v1をデプロイする過程で踏んだ5つの地雷 — Viteプラグイン順序、ServerFnバグ、FOUC対策など — の回避策を実コードで解説する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/tanstack-start-cloudflare-pages - [en] "TanStack Start x Cloudflare Pages — A Complete Record of Pitfalls and Solutions" — Five landmines hit while deploying TanStack Start v1 to CF Pages — Vite plugin ordering, ServerFn bugs, FOUC prevention, and more — with workarounds shown in real code. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/tanstack-start-cloudflare-pages - [ja] "Tailwind CSS v4移行で壊れたもの — @custom-variantとダークモードの実装記録" (2026-03-12) — Tailwind CSS v3からv4への移行で踏んだ破壊的変更と、@custom-variantを使ったダークモード/ライトモードの実装パターン。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/tailwind-v4-migration - [en] "What Broke in the Tailwind CSS v4 Migration — @custom-variant and Dark Mode Implementation Notes" — Breaking changes encountered migrating from Tailwind CSS v3 to v4, and implementation patterns for dark/light mode using @custom-variant. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/tailwind-v4-migration - [ja] "IndexNow × Cloudflare Pages — sitemap.xml を即時インデックス通知する運用" (2026-05-23) — sitemap.xml をソースに IndexNow へ一括送信する実装と運用。Cloudflare Pages のデプロイ後に URL を確実に通知して、新規記事の発見を最短化する。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/indexnow-cloudflare-pages - [en] "IndexNow x Cloudflare Pages — Instant URL submissions from sitemap.xml" — A practical workflow: treat sitemap.xml as the source of truth, then submit all URLs to IndexNow right after a Cloudflare Pages deploy to shorten discovery time for new content. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/indexnow-cloudflare-pages ### Small M&A Financial Due Diligence / スモールM&Aの財務DD Hands-on financial due diligence for small M&A — key metrics, verification, cost reality, and converting findings into deal terms / 個人・スモールM&Aの財務デューデリジェンス実務 — 見るべき指標・数字の裏取り・費用の現実解・価格交渉への変換 - [ja topic] [スモールM&A 財務DDガイド｜買収前の確認・費用・判断](https://sakimyto.com/blog/topic/small-ma-dd): スモールM&A 財務DDで確認する数字、必要資料、費用、赤旗、企業価値評価への反映を、EXIT3回とツール開発の経験から解説します。 - [en topic] [Small M&A Financial Due Diligence Guide for Buyers](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/topic/small-ma-dd): A small M&A financial due diligence guide to documents, key metrics, red flags, cost, valuation inputs, and turning findings into deal terms. - [ja] "スモールM&Aの財務デューデリジェンス完全ガイド — 会社を買う前に見るべき6つの数字" (2026-07-10) — 数百万〜数千万円規模のスモールM&Aで、買い手自身が財務DDの一次スクリーニングを行うための完全ガイド。EXIT3回でDDを受けた経験と財務DDツール開発の知見から、見るべき6指標・裏取り・進め方・価格交渉への変換までを解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/small-ma-financial-dd-guide - [en] "Small M&A Financial Due Diligence: The Complete Guide — Six Numbers to Check Before Buying a Company" — A complete guide to buyer-run first-pass financial DD for small M&A deals. Drawing on three EXITs on the sell side of DD and building a financial DD tool: the six metrics, verification, process, and converting findings into price terms. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/small-ma-financial-dd-guide - [ja] "スモールM&Aの簡易DDチェックリスト — 買い手が最初に依頼する資料と確認項目" (2026-07-11) — 買い手が財務DDで最初に依頼する資料8点と確認手順のチェックリスト。各資料の「見る目的」、決算書と申告書の突合、残高の裏取り、質問リストの作り方まで、自力でできる範囲を実務形式でまとめた。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/small-ma-dd-checklist - [en] "The Small M&A Quick DD Checklist — Documents to Request First and What to Verify" — A working checklist for small M&A financial DD: the eight documents to request first with the purpose of each, statement-vs-tax-return reconciliation, balance verification, and how to build the question list — everything a buyer can do alone. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/small-ma-dd-checklist - [ja] "財務DDの費用相場 — 会計士外注・自力・ツールの使い分けと予算の目安" (2026-07-11) — 財務DDにいくらかけるべきか。会計士フルDDの相場50〜100万円/件を軸に、買収価格帯別の費用対効果、「ふるい→絞り込み→外注」の順序、論点を絞った部分委託の考え方をスモールM&Aの買い手向けにまとめた。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/financial-dd-cost-comparison - [en] "Financial DD Costs — Market Rates, and When to Outsource, DIY, or Use Tools" — How much to spend on financial due diligence: the ¥500K–1M full-DD market rate, cost-effectiveness by deal size, the screen → narrow → outsource sequence, and scoped delegation — a budgeting guide for small M&A buyers. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/financial-dd-cost-comparison - [ja] "個人M&Aで最低限見るべき財務数値 — 決算書のこの数字だけは確認する" (2026-07-11) — 時間も会計知識も限られた個人買い手が、決算書のどの数字を確認すべきかに答える。見るべき数値は6つ、拾う科目は12個。正常化EBITDA・純有利子負債・CCC・流動比率・自己資本比率・営業利益率を、BS/PLの科目名レベルで拾う手順を解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/small-ma-minimum-financial-numbers - [en] "The Minimum Financial Numbers for an Individual M&A Buyer — What to Check in the Statements" — For time-poor individual buyers: which numbers in the financial statements matter. Six values from roughly twelve line items — normalized EBITDA, net debt, CCC, current ratio, equity ratio, and operating margin — mapped to the exact BS/PL accounts. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/small-ma-minimum-financial-numbers - [ja] "決算書のどこで利益調整・粉飾を見抜くか — スモールM&Aの危険サイン" (2026-07-11) — 売り手から渡された決算書はどこが歪みやすいか。節税型の利益圧縮（役員報酬・保険・私的経費）と見栄え型の粉飾（売上前倒し・在庫水増し・二重帳簿）を区別し、それぞれが決算書のどの科目に現れ、書類突合と回転期間比較でどう検出するかを解説。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/financial-statements-red-flags - [en] "Where Financial Statements Hide Profit Adjustments and Window Dressing — Small M&A Red Flags" — Where a seller's statements distort: tax-driven profit compression (director pay, insurance, private expenses) versus appearance-driven dressing (pulled-forward sales, inflated inventory, double books) — which accounts each shows up in, and how reconciliation and turnover-day analysis detect them. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/financial-statements-red-flags - [ja] "失敗するスモールM&Aの財務パターン5型 — 買った後に発覚する地雷はDDで見えていたか" (2026-07-11) — スモールM&Aの財務起因の失敗を5つの型（黒字倒産・利益錯覚・ネットデット見落とし・簿外債務・運転資金枯渇）に整理し、それぞれを買収前の財務DDのどの指標・手順で検出できるかを対応表で解説。EXIT3回の売り手経験とDDツール設計の知見から。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/failing-small-ma-financial-patterns - [en] "Five Financial Failure Patterns in Small M&A — Were the Post-Closing Landmines Visible in DD?" — Finance-driven small M&A failures reduced to five patterns — profitable-but-broke, profit illusion, net-debt blind spot, off-balance liabilities, working-capital starvation — each mapped to the DD metric or procedure that detects it before closing. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/failing-small-ma-financial-patterns - [ja] "事業譲渡と株式譲渡で変わる財務DDの範囲 — 簿外債務を引き継ぐのはどちらか" (2026-07-11) — スモールM&Aの二大スキームでDDの重点はどう変わるか。株式譲渡は簿外債務・税務リスクを包括承継するため負債の探索が重く、事業譲渡は資産の実在性と事業単体の収益力が主戦場になる。対比表と例外（商号続用責任など）まで買い手目線で整理。 URL: https://sakimyto.com/blog/share-deal-vs-asset-deal-dd-scope - [en] "Share Deal vs. Asset Deal: How Financial DD Scope Changes — Which One Inherits Off-Balance Liabilities?" — How DD priorities shift between small M&A structures: a share deal universally succeeds to off-balance liabilities and tax risk, weighting DD toward liability hunting; an asset deal shifts the battleground to asset existence and unit-level earning power. With a comparison table and the exceptions. URL: https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/share-deal-vs-asset-deal-dd-scope ## Classical wisdom for business 153 source-linked entries. Summaries and modern applications are editorial; business examples are proposals, not measured results. - [Classics index](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics) (Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics) - [Material catalog](https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/catalog.json): bilingual summaries, original excerpts, source URLs, business examples and validation questions - [Use with AI](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/for-ai): provide the goal, constraints, verified facts and unknowns - [The Art of War: a guide to key ideas](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi): All 13 chapters, plus three focused idea guides. Updated: 2026-10-13. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi; materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/sunzi.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/sunzi.ja.md - [Know both sides](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/know-yourself-and-others): Establish what is known about both sides before choosing an action. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/know-yourself-and-others; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/art-of-war/attack-by-stratagem/zh Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/know-yourself-and-others.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/know-yourself-and-others.ja.md - [Win without direct conflict](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/win-without-direct-conflict): Expand the routes to an objective and compare the cost of confrontation. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/win-without-direct-conflict; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/art-of-war/attack-by-stratagem/zh Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/win-without-direct-conflict.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/win-without-direct-conflict.ja.md - [Avoid strength and act on weakness](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/choose-your-ground): Reconsider the setting, use case or route before competing on identical terms. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/choose-your-ground; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/art-of-war/weak-points-and-strong/zh Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/choose-your-ground.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/choose-your-ground.ja.md - [Planning: compare before committing](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-01-planning-compare-before-committing): Treats war as a consequential decision and compares purpose, timing, terrain, leadership and organization before acting. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-01-planning-compare-before-committing; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E5%A7%8B%E8%A8%88%E7%AC%AC%E4%B8%80 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-01-planning-compare-before-committing.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-01-planning-compare-before-committing.ja.md - [Waging war: the cost of duration](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-02-waging-war-the-cost-of-duration): Examines mobilization and supply costs, emphasizing the exhaustion and public burden of a prolonged campaign. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-02-waging-war-the-cost-of-duration; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E4%BD%9C%E6%88%B0%E7%AC%AC%E4%BA%8C Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-02-waging-war-the-cost-of-duration.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-02-waging-war-the-cost-of-duration.ja.md - [Attack by stratagem: objectives and methods](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-03-attack-by-stratagem-objectives-and-methods): Considers achieving an objective without destruction, the conditions for engagement and knowledge of both sides. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-03-attack-by-stratagem-objectives-and-methods; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E8%AC%80%E6%94%BB%E7%AC%AC%E4%B8%89 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-03-attack-by-stratagem-objectives-and-methods.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-03-attack-by-stratagem-objectives-and-methods.ja.md - [Tactical dispositions: prepare first](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-04-tactical-dispositions-prepare-first): Establishes a position less vulnerable to defeat, waits for an opening and places preparation before engagement. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-04-tactical-dispositions-prepare-first; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E8%BB%8D%E5%BD%A2%E7%AC%AC%E5%9B%9B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-04-tactical-dispositions-prepare-first.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-04-tactical-dispositions-prepare-first.ja.md - [Energy: organization and combinations](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-05-energy-organization-and-combinations): Explores organizing many people, combining ordinary and unexpected methods and arranging conditions rather than relying only on individual effort. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-05-energy-organization-and-combinations; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E5%85%B5%E5%8B%A2%E7%AC%AC%E4%BA%94 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-05-energy-organization-and-combinations.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-05-energy-organization-and-combinations.ja.md - [Weak points and strong: focus and adaptation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-06-weak-points-and-strong-focus-and-adaptation): Addresses initiative, concentration and dispersion, avoiding a strong position and adapting to changing circumstances. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-06-weak-points-and-strong-focus-and-adaptation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E8%99%9B%E5%AF%A6%E7%AC%AC%E5%85%AD Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-06-weak-points-and-strong-focus-and-adaptation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-06-weak-points-and-strong-focus-and-adaptation.ja.md - [Maneuvering: speed and support](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-07-maneuvering-speed-and-support): Discusses the difficulty of reaching an advantageous position while balancing speed, cohesion and supplies. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-07-maneuvering-speed-and-support; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E8%BB%8D%E7%88%AD%E7%AC%AC%E4%B8%83 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-07-maneuvering-speed-and-support.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-07-maneuvering-speed-and-support.ja.md - [Variation in tactics: benefits and harms](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-08-variation-in-tactics-benefits-and-harms): Considers changing actions with circumstances, weighing benefits alongside harms and recognizing dispositions that impair judgment. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-08-variation-in-tactics-benefits-and-harms; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E4%B9%9D%E8%AE%8A%E7%AC%AC%E5%85%AB Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-08-variation-in-tactics-benefits-and-harms.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-08-variation-in-tactics-benefits-and-harms.ja.md - [The army on the march: observation and coordination](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-09-the-army-on-the-march-observation-and-coordination): Examines terrain, observable signals, the condition of people and the consistent use of trust and commands. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-09-the-army-on-the-march-observation-and-coordination; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E8%A1%8C%E8%BB%8D%E7%AC%AC%E4%B9%9D Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-09-the-army-on-the-march-observation-and-coordination.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-09-the-army-on-the-march-observation-and-coordination.ja.md - [Terrain: circumstances and responsibility](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-10-terrain-circumstances-and-responsibility): Classifies terrain and military failures, assigning leaders responsibility for understanding circumstances, their people and the opposing side. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-10-terrain-circumstances-and-responsibility; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E5%9C%B0%E5%BD%A2%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-10-terrain-circumstances-and-responsibility.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-10-terrain-circumstances-and-responsibility.ja.md - [Nine situations: act according to circumstances](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-11-nine-situations-act-according-to-circumstances): Distinguishes nine situations and explains how movement, cohesion, alliances and decisions depend on the setting. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-11-nine-situations-act-according-to-circumstances; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E4%B9%9D%E5%9C%B0%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-11-nine-situations-act-according-to-circumstances.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-11-nine-situations-act-according-to-circumstances.ja.md - [Attack by fire: purpose and restraint](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-12-attack-by-fire-purpose-and-restraint): Examines the conditions and dangers of fire attacks, urging action aligned with an objective rather than anger. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-12-attack-by-fire-purpose-and-restraint; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E7%81%AB%E6%94%BB%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-12-attack-by-fire-purpose-and-restraint.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-12-attack-by-fire-purpose-and-restraint.ja.md - [The use of spies: information from people](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-13-the-use-of-spies-information-from-people): Discusses the value of information, the people and systems handling it and the importance of human knowledge of the other side. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/sunzi/chapter-13-the-use-of-spies-information-from-people; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%AB%E5%AD%90%E5%85%B5%E6%B3%95&oldid=7906064#%E7%94%A8%E9%96%93%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-13-the-use-of-spies-information-from-people.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/sunzi/chapter-13-the-use-of-spies-information-from-people.ja.md - [The Analects: a guide to learning and reflection](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects): All 20 books, plus three focused idea guides. Updated: 2026-10-13. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects; materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/analects.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/analects.ja.md - [Learn anew from the past](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/review-to-discover): Connect reflection to the next hypothesis worth testing. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/review-to-discover; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/analects/wei-zheng/zh Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/review-to-discover.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/review-to-discover.ja.md - [Study and reflection](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/learn-and-think): Understand a reference and test it under your own conditions. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/learn-and-think; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/analects/wei-zheng/zh Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/learn-and-think.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/learn-and-think.ja.md - [Knowing and not knowing](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/acknowledge-unknowns): Preserve unknowns and choose the checks that matter to the decision. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/acknowledge-unknowns; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/analects/wei-zheng/zh Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/acknowledge-unknowns.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/acknowledge-unknowns.ja.md - [Xue Er: learning and trust](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-01-xue-er-learning-and-trust): Explores repeated practice, daily reflection, trust, ritual and putting learning into everyday conduct. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-01-xue-er-learning-and-trust; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%AD%B8%E8%80%8C%E7%AC%AC%E4%B8%80 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-01-xue-er-learning-and-trust.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-01-xue-er-learning-and-trust.ja.md - [Wei Zheng: governance and judgment](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-02-wei-zheng-governance-and-judgment): Presents conversations on governance by virtue, study and reflection, acknowledging knowledge limits, family conduct and trust. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-02-wei-zheng-governance-and-judgment; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E7%88%B2%E6%94%BF%E7%AC%AC%E4%BA%8C Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-02-wei-zheng-governance-and-judgment.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-02-wei-zheng-governance-and-judgment.ja.md - [Ba Yi: ritual and substance](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-03-ba-yi-ritual-and-substance): Discusses ritual and music, appropriate conduct and the intentions that give formal actions substance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-03-ba-yi-ritual-and-substance; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%85%AB%E4%BD%BE%E7%AC%AC%E4%B8%89 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-03-ba-yi-ritual-and-substance.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-03-ba-yi-ritual-and-substance.ja.md - [Li Ren: values and conduct](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-04-li-ren-values-and-conduct): Considers humane conduct, the relationship of gain and right action and learning from others while examining oneself. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-04-li-ren-values-and-conduct; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E9%87%8C%E4%BB%81%E7%AC%AC%E5%9B%9B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-04-li-ren-values-and-conduct.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-04-li-ren-values-and-conduct.ja.md - [Gong Ye Chang: people and evaluation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-05-gong-ye-chang-people-and-evaluation): Evaluates people through conversations and conduct, without treating speech, ability and action as equivalent. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-05-gong-ye-chang-people-and-evaluation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%85%AC%E5%86%B6%E9%95%B7%E7%AC%AC%E4%BA%94 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-05-gong-ye-chang-people-and-evaluation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-05-gong-ye-chang-people-and-evaluation.ja.md - [Yong Ye: development suited to the person](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-06-yong-ye-development-suited-to-the-person): Explores personal qualities, attitudes to learning, humane conduct and instruction suited to the learner. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-06-yong-ye-development-suited-to-the-person; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E9%9B%8D%E4%B9%9F%E7%AC%AC%E5%85%AD Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-06-yong-ye-development-suited-to-the-person.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-06-yong-ye-development-suited-to-the-person.ja.md - [Shu Er: continuing to learn](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-07-shu-er-continuing-to-learn): Describes Confucius’s approach to learning, teaching, learning from others and relating knowledge to practice. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-07-shu-er-continuing-to-learn; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E8%BF%B0%E8%80%8C%E7%AC%AC%E4%B8%83 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-07-shu-er-continuing-to-learn.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-07-shu-er-continuing-to-learn.ja.md - [Tai Bo: responsibility and continuity](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-08-tai-bo-responsibility-and-continuity): Considers virtue, ritual, learning and the weight of responsibilities sustained over time. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-08-tai-bo-responsibility-and-continuity; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E6%B3%B0%E4%BC%AF%E7%AC%AC%E5%85%AB Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-08-tai-bo-responsibility-and-continuity.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-08-tai-bo-responsibility-and-continuity.ja.md - [Zi Han: change and persistence](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-09-zi-han-change-and-persistence): Uses conversations and conduct to examine continued learning, passing time and responding to difficulty. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-09-zi-han-change-and-persistence; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%AD%90%E7%BD%95%E7%AC%AC%E4%B9%9D Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-09-zi-han-change-and-persistence.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-09-zi-han-change-and-persistence.ja.md - [Xiang Dang: everyday conduct](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-10-xiang-dang-everyday-conduct): Records concrete conduct in public and everyday settings, including dress, food and ritual. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-10-xiang-dang-everyday-conduct; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E9%84%89%E9%BB%A8%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-10-xiang-dang-everyday-conduct.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-10-xiang-dang-everyday-conduct.ja.md - [Xian Jin: differences between people](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-11-xian-jin-differences-between-people): Records disciples’ characteristics and responses, showing that guidance to a similar question can depend on the person. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-11-xian-jin-differences-between-people; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%85%88%E9%80%B2%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-11-xian-jin-differences-between-people.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-11-xian-jin-differences-between-people.ja.md - [Yan Yuan: humane conduct and trust](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-12-yan-yuan-humane-conduct-and-trust): Answers questions on humane conduct, self-discipline, consideration for others, governance and trust. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-12-yan-yuan-humane-conduct-and-trust; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E9%A1%8F%E6%B7%B5%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-12-yan-yuan-humane-conduct-and-trust.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-12-yan-yuan-humane-conduct-and-trust.ja.md - [Zi Lu: execution and cooperation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-13-zi-lu-execution-and-cooperation): Explores execution, the relationship of names to responsibilities, harmful haste and cooperation without enforced agreement. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-13-zi-lu-execution-and-cooperation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%AD%90%E8%B7%AF%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-13-zi-lu-execution-and-cooperation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-13-zi-lu-execution-and-cooperation.ja.md - [Xian Wen: evaluating conduct and restraint](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-14-xian-wen-evaluating-conduct-and-restraint): Collects discussions of people, governance, words and conduct, gain and right action, courage and restraint. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-14-xian-wen-evaluating-conduct-and-restraint; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E6%86%B2%E5%95%8F%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-14-xian-wen-evaluating-conduct-and-restraint.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-14-xian-wen-evaluating-conduct-and-restraint.ja.md - [Wei Ling Gong: correction and judgment](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-15-wei-ling-gong-correction-and-judgment): Discusses learning, correcting mistakes, consideration, evaluating statements separately from speakers and standards for action. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-15-wei-ling-gong-correction-and-judgment; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E8%A1%9E%E9%9D%88%E5%85%AC%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-15-wei-ling-gong-correction-and-judgment.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-15-wei-ling-gong-correction-and-judgment.ja.md - [Ji Shi: authority and responsibility](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-16-ji-shi-authority-and-responsibility): Examines political power, responsibility associated with a position, relationships, learning and restraint. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-16-ji-shi-authority-and-responsibility; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%AD%A3%E6%B0%8F%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-16-ji-shi-authority-and-responsibility.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-16-ji-shi-authority-and-responsibility.ja.md - [Yang Huo: dispositions and learning](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-17-yang-huo-dispositions-and-learning): Explores dispositions and habits, the relationship of virtues such as kindness or courage to learning, and language and music. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-17-yang-huo-dispositions-and-learning; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E9%99%BD%E8%B2%A8%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-17-yang-huo-dispositions-and-learning.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-17-yang-huo-dispositions-and-learning.ja.md - [Wei Zi: choosing whether to serve](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-18-wei-zi-choosing-whether-to-serve): Examines whether to serve or withdraw amid political disorder through accounts of figures and conversations with recluses. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-18-wei-zi-choosing-whether-to-serve; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%BE%AE%E5%AD%90%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-18-wei-zi-choosing-whether-to-serve.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-18-wei-zi-choosing-whether-to-serve.ja.md - [Zi Zhang: disciples on learning](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-19-zi-zhang-disciples-on-learning): Collects disciples’ discussions of learning, relationships, trust, roles and Confucius’s teaching. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-19-zi-zhang-disciples-on-learning; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%AD%90%E5%BC%B5%E7%AC%AC%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-19-zi-zhang-disciples-on-learning.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-19-zi-zhang-disciples-on-learning.ja.md - [Yao Yue: conditions of governance](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/analects/chapter-20-yao-yue-conditions-of-governance): Addresses succession, responsibilities of governance, conduct to cultivate or avoid and understanding language and people. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/analects/chapter-20-yao-yue-conditions-of-governance; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E8%AB%96%E8%AA%9E/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=1082965#%E5%A0%AF%E6%9B%B0%E7%AC%AC%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-20-yao-yue-conditions-of-governance.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/analects/chapter-20-yao-yue-conditions-of-governance.ja.md - [Zhuge Liang: strategy and fair standards](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang): The main Zhuge Liang biography in six editorial themes. These are not original chapter divisions; Pei Songzhi’s annotations and all other records are outside this coverage. Updated: 2026-10-13. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang; materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/zhuge-liang.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/zhuge-liang.ja.md - [The Longzhong plan](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/sequence-and-alliance): Plan a sequence that includes prerequisites and cooperation. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/sequence-and-alliance; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/text.pl?if=gb&node=603498 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/sequence-and-alliance.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/sequence-and-alliance.ja.md - [Fair standards in Chen Shou’s account](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/fair-standards): Make evaluation criteria and their consequences understandable. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/fair-standards; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://ctext.org/text.pl?if=en&node=603529&remap=gb Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/fair-standards.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/fair-standards.ja.md - [Before service and the recorded character](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-01-before-service-and-the-recorded-character): The biography records origins, early life, associates’ judgments and the meeting with Liu Bei. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-01-before-service-and-the-recorded-character; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E4%B8%89%E5%9C%8B%E5%BF%97/%E5%8D%B735&oldid=2115776 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-01-before-service-and-the-recorded-character.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-01-before-service-and-the-recorded-character.ja.md - [The Longzhong plan: direction and conditions](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-02-the-longzhong-plan-direction-and-conditions): The plan combines the positions of major powers, regions, an alliance with Sun Quan, internal administration and an opportunity to act. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-02-the-longzhong-plan-direction-and-conditions; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E4%B8%89%E5%9C%8B%E5%BF%97/%E5%8D%B735&oldid=2115776 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-02-the-longzhong-plan-direction-and-conditions.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-02-the-longzhong-plan-direction-and-conditions.ja.md - [Diplomacy and Liu Bei’s administration](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-03-diplomacy-and-liu-bei-s-administration): Records diplomacy and alliance with Sun Quan, Liu Bei’s expansion and Zhuge Liang’s administrative and supply responsibilities. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-03-diplomacy-and-liu-bei-s-administration; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E4%B8%89%E5%9C%8B%E5%BF%97/%E5%8D%B735&oldid=2115776 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-03-diplomacy-and-liu-bei-s-administration.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-03-diplomacy-and-liu-bei-s-administration.ja.md - [Supporting Liu Shan and the memorial](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-04-supporting-liu-shan-and-the-memorial): Records the entrusted responsibility to support Liu Shan and the memorial’s guidance on people, standards and counsel. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-04-supporting-liu-shan-and-the-memorial; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E4%B8%89%E5%9C%8B%E5%BF%97/%E5%8D%B735&oldid=2115776 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-04-supporting-liu-shan-and-the-memorial.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-04-supporting-liu-shan-and-the-memorial.ja.md - [Southern and northern campaigns: execution and supply](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-05-southern-and-northern-campaigns-execution-and-supply): Records southern and northern campaigns, appointments and failures, supply and military operations through Zhuge Liang’s death. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-05-southern-and-northern-campaigns-execution-and-supply; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E4%B8%89%E5%9C%8B%E5%BF%97/%E5%8D%B735&oldid=2115776 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-05-southern-and-northern-campaigns-execution-and-supply.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-05-southern-and-northern-campaigns-execution-and-supply.ja.md - [Chen Shou’s evaluation and succession](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-06-chen-shou-s-evaluation-and-succession): The biography closes with family and succession records and Chen Shou’s evaluation, combining praise for administration with reservations about military performance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/zhuge-liang/chapter-06-chen-shou-s-evaluation-and-succession; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E4%B8%89%E5%9C%8B%E5%BF%97/%E5%8D%B735&oldid=2115776 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-06-chen-shou-s-evaluation-and-succession.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/zhuge-liang/chapter-06-chen-shou-s-evaluation-and-succession.ja.md - [Laozi: a guide to the Dao De Jing](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi): All 81 chapters of the Wang Bi text, with main points and business applications. Updated: 2026-10-13. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi; materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/laozi.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/laozi.ja.md - [Words and what they describe](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-01-words-and-what-they-describe): Questions whether fixed words capture the Way and considers both presence and absence. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-01-words-and-what-they-describe; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-01-words-and-what-they-describe.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-01-words-and-what-they-describe.ja.md - [Relative judgments](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-02-relative-judgments): Explores paired judgments and action without claiming ownership of its results. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-02-relative-judgments; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-02-relative-judgments.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-02-relative-judgments.ja.md - [Incentives that intensify rivalry](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-03-incentives-that-intensify-rivalry): Links exaggerated status and scarce possessions to rivalry and desire, then discusses non-forcing governance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-03-incentives-that-intensify-rivalry; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-03-incentives-that-intensify-rivalry.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-03-incentives-that-intensify-rivalry.ja.md - [Leaving room](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-04-leaving-room): Presents the Way as empty yet inexhaustible, softening sharpness and untangling conflict. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-04-leaving-room; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-04-leaving-room.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-04-leaving-room.ja.md - [Preserving the center](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-05-preserving-the-center): Treats heaven and earth as independent of personal favor and examines emptiness and excessive speech. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-05-preserving-the-center; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-05-preserving-the-center.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-05-preserving-the-center.ja.md - [A sustaining function](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-06-a-sustaining-function): Uses the valley spirit and mysterious female as images of a sustaining source. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-06-a-sustaining-function; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-06-a-sustaining-function.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-06-a-sustaining-function.ja.md - [Not putting oneself first](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-07-not-putting-oneself-first): Connects endurance with an attitude that does not put one’s own advantage first. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-07-not-putting-oneself-first; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-07-not-putting-oneself-first.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-07-not-putting-oneself-first.ja.md - [The best conduct resembles water](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-08-the-best-conduct-resembles-water): Uses water’s benefit to others, non-contention and low position to describe good conduct. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-08-the-best-conduct-resembles-water; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-08-the-best-conduct-resembles-water.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-08-the-best-conduct-resembles-water.ja.md - [Avoiding excess](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-09-avoiding-excess): Warns against overfilling, excessive sharpness and arrogance, then discusses withdrawing after completion. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-09-avoiding-excess; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-09-avoiding-excess.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-09-avoiding-excess.ja.md - [Develop without possessing](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-10-develop-without-possessing): Questions the use of body, mind and knowledge and describes nurturing without possession or domination. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-10-develop-without-possessing; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-10-develop-without-possessing.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-10-develop-without-possessing.ja.md - [The usefulness of empty space](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-11-the-usefulness-of-empty-space): Shows how empty spaces in a wheel, vessel or room make the object useful. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-11-the-usefulness-of-empty-space; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-11-the-usefulness-of-empty-space.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-11-the-usefulness-of-empty-space.ja.md - [Stimulus and need](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-12-stimulus-and-need): Discusses how strong sensory stimulation and pursuit of rare goods can disturb judgment. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-12-stimulus-and-need; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-12-stimulus-and-need.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-12-stimulus-and-need.ja.md - [Being unsettled by praise or disgrace](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-13-being-unsettled-by-praise-or-disgrace): Examines how favor and disgrace unsettle people and considers care for one’s own person. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-13-being-unsettled-by-praise-or-disgrace; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-13-being-unsettled-by-praise-or-disgrace.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-13-being-unsettled-by-praise-or-disgrace.ja.md - [What is difficult to grasp](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-14-what-is-difficult-to-grasp): Describes a Way difficult to see, hear or grasp and relates an earlier way to the present. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-14-what-is-difficult-to-grasp; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-14-what-is-difficult-to-grasp.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-14-what-is-difficult-to-grasp.ja.md - [Caution and room](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-15-caution-and-room): Describes cautious, plain conduct and allowing disturbance to settle. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-15-caution-and-room; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-15-caution-and-room.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-15-caution-and-room.ja.md - [Returning to the root](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-16-returning-to-the-root): Observes change and return to roots, discussing stillness and knowledge of recurring patterns. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-16-returning-to-the-root; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-16-returning-to-the-root.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-16-returning-to-the-root.ja.md - [People recognize their own achievement](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-17-people-recognize-their-own-achievement): Compares forms of leadership and describes people experiencing successful governance as their own achievement. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-17-people-recognize-their-own-achievement; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-17-people-recognize-their-own-achievement.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-17-people-recognize-their-own-achievement.ja.md - [Signs of relationships under strain](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-18-signs-of-relationships-under-strain): Relates proclamations of virtue to a loss of the Way and disorder in relationships. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-18-signs-of-relationships-under-strain; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-18-signs-of-relationships-under-strain.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-18-signs-of-relationships-under-strain.ja.md - [Returning to simplicity](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-19-returning-to-simplicity): Questions attachment to celebrated wisdom and clever gain, advocating plainness and fewer self-serving desires. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-19-returning-to-simplicity; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-19-returning-to-simplicity.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-19-returning-to-simplicity.ja.md - [Distance from prevailing measures](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-20-distance-from-prevailing-measures): Describes distance from prevailing judgments and pleasures while retaining a distinct orientation. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-20-distance-from-prevailing-measures; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-20-distance-from-prevailing-measures.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-20-distance-from-prevailing-measures.ja.md - [Clues within uncertainty](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-21-clues-within-uncertainty): Considers form, substance and reliability within a difficult-to-grasp Way. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-21-clues-within-uncertainty; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-21-clues-within-uncertainty.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-21-clues-within-uncertainty.ja.md - [Preserving through flexibility](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-22-preserving-through-flexibility): Uses paradoxes of bending and preservation to describe conduct without boasting or contention. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-22-preserving-through-flexibility; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-22-preserving-through-flexibility.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-22-preserving-through-flexibility.ja.md - [Intensity does not last](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-23-intensity-does-not-last): Notes that intense wind and rain do not last and considers alignment with the Way, virtue and loss. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-23-intensity-does-not-last; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-23-intensity-does-not-last.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-23-intensity-does-not-last.ja.md - [Instability from overreaching](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-24-instability-from-overreaching): Uses standing on tiptoe and striding as images of unstable self-display and overreaching. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-24-instability-from-overreaching; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-24-instability-from-overreaching.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-24-instability-from-overreaching.ja.md - [Following what is natural](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-25-following-what-is-natural): Names a source preceding heaven and earth as the Way and relates people, earth, heaven and naturalness. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-25-following-what-is-natural; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-25-following-what-is-natural.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-25-following-what-is-natural.ja.md - [Grounded judgment](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-26-grounded-judgment): Presents weight as the root of lightness and stillness as the master of agitation, warning leaders against haste. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-26-grounded-judgment; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-26-grounded-judgment.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-26-grounded-judgment.ja.md - [Making use without needless rejection](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-27-making-use-without-needless-rejection): Describes skillful conduct and relationships that learn from people and things rather than discarding them. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-27-making-use-without-needless-rejection; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-27-making-use-without-needless-rejection.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-27-making-use-without-needless-rejection.ja.md - [Strength and receptiveness](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-28-strength-and-receptiveness): Pairs knowledge of strength with receptiveness and values plainness before fragmentation. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-28-strength-and-receptiveness; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-28-strength-and-receptiveness.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-28-strength-and-receptiveness.ja.md - [Avoiding forced control](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-29-avoiding-forced-control): Questions attempts to manipulate the world and advocates removing extremes and excess. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-29-avoiding-forced-control; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%8C%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-29-avoiding-forced-control.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-29-avoiding-forced-control.ja.md - [Consequences of force](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-30-consequences-of-force): Examines losses and reactions to force and warns against boasting after achieving a result. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-30-consequences-of-force; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-30-consequences-of-force.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-30-consequences-of-force.ja.md - [Not glorifying victory](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-31-not-glorifying-victory): Treats weapons as ill-omened and war as a last resort, approaching victory with mourning rather than celebration. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-31-not-glorifying-victory; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-31-not-glorifying-victory.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-31-not-glorifying-victory.ja.md - [Limits and boundaries](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-32-limits-and-boundaries): Contrasts the unnamed Way with the emergence of names and emphasizes knowing where to stop. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-32-limits-and-boundaries; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-32-limits-and-boundaries.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-32-limits-and-boundaries.ja.md - [Knowing oneself](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-33-knowing-oneself): Contrasts knowing others with knowing oneself and overcoming others with mastering oneself. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-33-knowing-oneself; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-33-knowing-oneself.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-33-knowing-oneself.ja.md - [Support without claiming mastery](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-34-support-without-claiming-mastery): Describes the Way sustaining things without claiming ownership or mastery. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-34-support-without-claiming-mastery; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-34-support-without-claiming-mastery.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-34-support-without-claiming-mastery.ja.md - [Attraction and lasting usefulness](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-35-attraction-and-lasting-usefulness): Contrasts immediate attractions with the enduring use of the Way. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-35-attraction-and-lasting-usefulness; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-35-attraction-and-lasting-usefulness.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-35-attraction-and-lasting-usefulness.ja.md - [Reversals in change](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-36-reversals-in-change): Discusses reversals between expansion and contraction and the ability of softness to overcome hardness. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-36-reversals-in-change; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-36-reversals-in-change.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-36-reversals-in-change.ja.md - [Non-forcing and excessive desire](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-37-non-forcing-and-excessive-desire): Presents the Way as non-forcing and describes change arising without excessive intervention. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-37-non-forcing-and-excessive-desire; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-37-non-forcing-and-excessive-desire.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-37-non-forcing-and-excessive-desire.ja.md - [Virtue becoming formal](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-38-virtue-becoming-formal): Distinguishes forms of virtue, kindness, right action and ritual, questioning reliance on form and compulsion. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-38-virtue-becoming-formal; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-38-virtue-becoming-formal.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-38-virtue-becoming-formal.ja.md - [What sustains coherence](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-39-what-sustains-coherence): Examines coherence through unity and the dependence of elevated positions on humble foundations. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-39-what-sustains-coherence; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%89%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-39-what-sustains-coherence.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-39-what-sustains-coherence.ja.md - [Return and yielding](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-40-return-and-yielding): A brief chapter relating the Way’s movement to return, its operation to yielding and presence to absence. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-40-return-and-yielding; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-40-return-and-yielding.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-40-return-and-yielding.ja.md - [Appearance and understanding](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-41-appearance-and-understanding): Compares responses to the Way and uses paradoxes between appearance and understanding. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-41-appearance-and-understanding; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-41-appearance-and-understanding.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-41-appearance-and-understanding.ja.md - [Functions arising from relationships](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-42-functions-arising-from-relationships): Discusses the emergence of things, harmony of complementary forces and interactions between loss and gain. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-42-functions-arising-from-relationships; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-42-functions-arising-from-relationships.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-42-functions-arising-from-relationships.ja.md - [A yielding approach](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-43-a-yielding-approach): Uses softness acting on hardness to discuss non-forcing benefit and teaching beyond declarations. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-43-a-yielding-approach; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-43-a-yielding-approach.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-43-a-yielding-approach.ja.md - [Enough and where to stop](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-44-enough-and-where-to-stop): Compares reputation, person, possessions and gains or losses, emphasizing enough and knowing where to stop. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-44-enough-and-where-to-stop; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-44-enough-and-where-to-stop.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-44-enough-and-where-to-stop.ja.md - [Completion with room remaining](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-45-completion-with-room-remaining): Uses paradoxes of completion appearing incomplete to examine function and quietness. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-45-completion-with-room-remaining; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-45-completion-with-room-remaining.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-45-completion-with-room-remaining.ja.md - [Burden created by desire](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-46-burden-created-by-desire): Contrasts social conditions with and without the Way and examines harm from insatiable desire. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-46-burden-created-by-desire; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-46-burden-created-by-desire.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-46-burden-created-by-desire.ja.md - [Principles and observation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-47-principles-and-observation): Questions whether traveling farther necessarily increases knowledge and emphasizes understanding foundations. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-47-principles-and-observation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-47-principles-and-observation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-47-principles-and-observation.ja.md - [Reducing unnecessary intervention](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-48-reducing-unnecessary-intervention): Contrasts accumulation in study with reduction in following the Way and approaching non-forcing. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-48-reducing-unnecessary-intervention; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-48-reducing-unnecessary-intervention.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-48-reducing-unnecessary-intervention.ja.md - [Considering others’ perspectives](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-49-considering-others-perspectives): Describes leadership taking people’s perspectives rather than holding a fixed private position. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-49-considering-others-perspectives; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%9B%9B%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-49-considering-others-perspectives.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-49-considering-others-perspectives.ja.md - [Avoiding unnecessarily perilous action](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-50-avoiding-unnecessarily-perilous-action): Discusses life, death and preservation, including the paradox of seeking life through perilous conduct. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-50-avoiding-unnecessarily-perilous-action; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-50-avoiding-unnecessarily-perilous-action.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-50-avoiding-unnecessarily-perilous-action.ja.md - [Supporting development](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-51-supporting-development): Describes generation and nourishment without possession or domination. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-51-supporting-development; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-51-supporting-development.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-51-supporting-development.ja.md - [Keeping the root](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-52-keeping-the-root): Uses the mother as an image of beginnings and retaining the root while understanding consequences. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-52-keeping-the-root; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-52-keeping-the-root.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-52-keeping-the-root.ja.md - [The broad way and side paths](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-53-the-broad-way-and-side-paths): Contrasts a plain broad way with attraction to side paths and criticizes luxury amid deprivation. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-53-the-broad-way-and-side-paths; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-53-the-broad-way-and-side-paths.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-53-the-broad-way-and-side-paths.ja.md - [Extending practice from oneself](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-54-extending-practice-from-oneself): Extends cultivation from oneself through wider communities and considers observation at matching scales. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-54-extending-practice-from-oneself; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-54-extending-practice-from-oneself.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-54-extending-practice-from-oneself.ja.md - [Not forcing strength](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-55-not-forcing-strength): Compares abundant virtue to an infant, discussing harmony and harm from forcing vitality. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-55-not-forcing-strength; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-55-not-forcing-strength.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-55-not-forcing-strength.ja.md - [Understanding beyond declarations](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-56-understanding-beyond-declarations): Questions the relationship of knowledge to declarations and describes softening sharpness and divisions. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-56-understanding-beyond-declarations; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-56-understanding-beyond-declarations.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-56-understanding-beyond-declarations.ja.md - [Questioning growing intervention](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-57-questioning-growing-intervention): Examines side effects of proliferating restrictions and rules and discusses non-forcing governance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-57-questioning-growing-intervention; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-57-questioning-growing-intervention.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-57-questioning-growing-intervention.ja.md - [Changing fortune and harm](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-58-changing-fortune-and-harm): Discusses governance and people’s responses and how favorable and harmful conditions may reverse. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-58-changing-fortune-and-harm; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-58-changing-fortune-and-harm.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-58-changing-fortune-and-harm.ja.md - [Reserves and restraint](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-59-reserves-and-restraint): Values restraint and accumulated cultivation as supports for endurance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-59-reserves-and-restraint; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%BA%94%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-59-reserves-and-restraint.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-59-reserves-and-restraint.ja.md - [Avoiding needless disturbance](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-60-avoiding-needless-disturbance): Compares governing a large state to cooking a small fish and considers avoiding mutual harm. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-60-avoiding-needless-disturbance; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-60-avoiding-needless-disturbance.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-60-avoiding-needless-disturbance.ja.md - [A receptive position in cooperation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-61-a-receptive-position-in-cooperation): Uses a low gathering place for water and humility to discuss relations between large and small states. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-61-a-receptive-position-in-cooperation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-61-a-receptive-position-in-cooperation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-61-a-receptive-position-in-cooperation.ja.md - [Not discarding people](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-62-not-discarding-people): Presents the Way as a refuge, valuable to good people and protective even for those considered otherwise. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-62-not-discarding-people; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-62-not-discarding-people.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-62-not-discarding-people.ja.md - [Addressing difficulty while it is small](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-63-addressing-difficulty-while-it-is-small): Urges handling difficulty at an easier stage and large matters in small parts, warning against casual promises. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-63-addressing-difficulty-while-it-is-small; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-63-addressing-difficulty-while-it-is-small.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-63-addressing-difficulty-while-it-is-small.ja.md - [Beginnings and completion](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-64-beginnings-and-completion): Discusses small beginnings, intervention before disorder, the first step of a long journey and care through completion. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-64-beginnings-and-completion; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-64-beginnings-and-completion.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-64-beginnings-and-completion.ja.md - [Questioning clever governance](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-65-questioning-clever-governance): Contains an ancient distrust of clever governance, including ideas of keeping people ignorant, and advocates plain governance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-65-questioning-clever-governance; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-65-questioning-clever-governance.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-65-questioning-clever-governance.ja.md - [Leadership through a receptive position](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-66-leadership-through-a-receptive-position): Uses rivers and seas in a low position to describe leaders’ humility and avoiding burdens on people. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-66-leadership-through-a-receptive-position; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-66-leadership-through-a-receptive-position.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-66-leadership-through-a-receptive-position.ja.md - [Three treasures](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-67-three-treasures): Names care, restraint and not insisting on being first as three treasures. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-67-three-treasures; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-67-three-treasures.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-67-three-treasures.ja.md - [Enabling people’s contributions](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-68-enabling-people-s-contributions): Describes non-contentious strength and a humble position when drawing on others’ abilities. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-68-enabling-people-s-contributions; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-68-enabling-people-s-contributions.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-68-enabling-people-s-contributions.ja.md - [Not underestimating the other side](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-69-not-underestimating-the-other-side): Describes a receptive and restrained military stance and warns against underestimating the other side. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-69-not-underestimating-the-other-side; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AD%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-69-not-underestimating-the-other-side.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-69-not-underestimating-the-other-side.ja.md - [Understanding and doing](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-70-understanding-and-doing): Discusses words that appear easy to understand and act upon yet remain neither understood nor practiced. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-70-understanding-and-doing; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-70-understanding-and-doing.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-70-understanding-and-doing.ja.md - [Acknowledging what is unknown](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-71-acknowledging-what-is-unknown): Distinguishes acknowledging limits from treating what is unknown as known. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-71-acknowledging-what-is-unknown; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-71-acknowledging-what-is-unknown.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-71-acknowledging-what-is-unknown.ja.md - [Intimidation and practical burdens](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-72-intimidation-and-practical-burdens): Considers responses to authority and warns against oppressing people’s place and livelihood. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-72-intimidation-and-practical-burdens; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%8C%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-72-intimidation-and-practical-burdens.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-72-intimidation-and-practical-burdens.ja.md - [Courage and caution](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-73-courage-and-caution): Contrasts daring action with restrained courage and discusses the difficulty of judgment. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-73-courage-and-caution; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%89%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-73-courage-and-caution.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-73-courage-and-caution.ja.md - [Limits of punishment](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-74-limits-of-punishment): Examines limits of threats and the danger of taking over another role’s authority to judge. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-74-limits-of-punishment; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E5%9B%9B%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-74-limits-of-punishment.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-74-limits-of-punishment.ja.md - [Burden created from above](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-75-burden-created-from-above): Connects people’s hardship and governing difficulty to excessive extraction and intervention from above. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-75-burden-created-from-above; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E4%BA%94%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-75-burden-created-from-above.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-75-burden-created-from-above.ja.md - [Flexibility and life](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-76-flexibility-and-life): Contrasts the flexibility of living things with rigidity, warning against dependence on hardness. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-76-flexibility-and-life; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AD%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-76-flexibility-and-life.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-76-flexibility-and-life.ja.md - [Surplus and shortage](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-77-surplus-and-shortage): Describes reducing surplus and supplementing shortage, contrasting that pattern with human conduct. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-77-surplus-and-shortage; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%83%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-77-surplus-and-shortage.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-77-surplus-and-shortage.ja.md - [Softness overcoming hardness](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-78-softness-overcoming-hardness): Uses water to examine the paradox of softness overcoming hardness. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-78-softness-overcoming-hardness; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E5%85%AB%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-78-softness-overcoming-hardness.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-78-softness-overcoming-hardness.ja.md - [What remains after reconciliation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-79-what-remains-after-reconciliation): Notes that resentment may remain after settling a dispute and considers not pressing claims aggressively. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-79-what-remains-after-reconciliation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E4%B8%83%E5%8D%81%E4%B9%9D%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-79-what-remains-after-reconciliation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-79-what-remains-after-reconciliation.ja.md - [A small community](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-80-a-small-community): Imagines a small community with limited movement and conflict and a settled way of life. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-80-a-small-community; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AB%E5%8D%81%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-80-a-small-community.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-80-a-small-community.ja.md - [Trustworthiness and contribution](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-81-trustworthiness-and-contribution): Contrasts trustworthy and embellished words and describes contributing without contention. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/laozi/chapter-81-trustworthiness-and-contribution; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E9%81%93%E5%BE%B7%E7%B6%93%20%28%E7%8E%8B%E5%BC%BC%E6%9C%AC%29&oldid=2354026#%E5%85%AB%E5%8D%81%E4%B8%80%E7%AB%A0 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-81-trustworthiness-and-contribution.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/laozi/chapter-81-trustworthiness-and-contribution.ja.md - [Mencius: a guide to judgment and responsibility](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius): Both parts of seven books: all 14 parts, with main points and business applications. Updated: 2026-10-13. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius; materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/mencius.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/mencius.ja.md - [Liang Hui Wang I: gain and humane rule](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-01-liang-hui-wang-i-gain-and-humane-rule): Conversations with kings examine rivalry for gain, foundations of livelihood and humane governance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-01-liang-hui-wang-i-gain-and-humane-rule; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E6%A2%81%E6%83%A0%E7%8E%8B%E4%B8%8A Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-01-liang-hui-wang-i-gain-and-humane-rule.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-01-liang-hui-wang-i-gain-and-humane-rule.ja.md - [Liang Hui Wang II: shared well-being](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-02-liang-hui-wang-ii-shared-well-being): Discusses rulers’ pleasures, people’s lives, political responsibility, conflict and public support. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-02-liang-hui-wang-ii-shared-well-being; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E6%A2%81%E6%83%A0%E7%8E%8B%E4%B8%8B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-02-liang-hui-wang-ii-shared-well-being.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-02-liang-hui-wang-ii-shared-well-being.ja.md - [Gong Sun Chou I: the disposition behind judgment](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-03-gong-sun-chou-i-the-disposition-behind-judgment): Examines political achievement, steadiness, moral cultivation and the beginnings of humane judgment. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-03-gong-sun-chou-i-the-disposition-behind-judgment; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E5%85%AC%E5%AD%AB%E4%B8%91%E4%B8%8A Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-03-gong-sun-chou-i-the-disposition-behind-judgment.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-03-gong-sun-chou-i-the-disposition-behind-judgment.ja.md - [Gong Sun Chou II: cohesion and roles](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-04-gong-sun-chou-ii-cohesion-and-roles): Discusses timing, position and cohesion, political roles and decisions to serve or depart. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-04-gong-sun-chou-ii-cohesion-and-roles; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E5%85%AC%E5%AD%AB%E4%B8%91%E4%B8%8B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-04-gong-sun-chou-ii-cohesion-and-roles.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-04-gong-sun-chou-ii-cohesion-and-roles.ja.md - [Teng Wen Gong I: livelihood and division of work](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-05-teng-wen-gong-i-livelihood-and-division-of-work): Examines a small state’s governance, livelihood, land, education and the division of work. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-05-teng-wen-gong-i-livelihood-and-division-of-work; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E6%BB%95%E6%96%87%E5%85%AC%E4%B8%8A Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-05-teng-wen-gong-i-livelihood-and-division-of-work.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-05-teng-wen-gong-i-livelihood-and-division-of-work.ja.md - [Teng Wen Gong II: preserving principles](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-06-teng-wen-gong-ii-preserving-principles): Discusses bending principles for advantage, the conditions of serving and reasons for engaging in argument. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-06-teng-wen-gong-ii-preserving-principles; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E6%BB%95%E6%96%87%E5%85%AC%E4%B8%8B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-06-teng-wen-gong-ii-preserving-principles.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-06-teng-wen-gong-ii-preserving-principles.ja.md - [Li Lou I: standards and execution](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-07-li-lou-i-standards-and-execution): Examines standards, humane rule, reflection and responsibility, noting that good intentions or rules alone are insufficient. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-07-li-lou-i-standards-and-execution; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E9%9B%A2%E5%A9%81%E4%B8%8A Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-07-li-lou-i-standards-and-execution.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-07-li-lou-i-standards-and-execution.ja.md - [Li Lou II: systems that support people](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-08-li-lou-ii-systems-that-support-people): Collects examples and conversations on conduct, governing systems, relationships, learning and reflection. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-08-li-lou-ii-systems-that-support-people; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E9%9B%A2%E5%A9%81%E4%B8%8B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-08-li-lou-ii-systems-that-support-people.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-08-li-lou-ii-systems-that-support-people.ja.md - [Wan Zhang I: succession and accounts of people](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-09-wan-zhang-i-succession-and-accounts-of-people): Uses conversations about Shun and historical figures to examine succession, family and political judgment. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-09-wan-zhang-i-succession-and-accounts-of-people; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E8%90%AC%E7%AB%A0%E4%B8%8A Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-09-wan-zhang-i-succession-and-accounts-of-people.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-09-wan-zhang-i-succession-and-accounts-of-people.ja.md - [Wan Zhang II: service and relationships](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-10-wan-zhang-ii-service-and-relationships): Compares decisions to serve or withdraw and discusses roles, relationships and respect. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-10-wan-zhang-ii-service-and-relationships; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E8%90%AC%E7%AB%A0%E4%B8%8B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-10-wan-zhang-ii-service-and-relationships.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-10-wan-zhang-ii-service-and-relationships.ja.md - [Gao Zi I: development and choices](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-11-gao-zi-i-development-and-choices): Examines debates over human nature, cultivation, difficult value choices and continued learning. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-11-gao-zi-i-development-and-choices; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E5%91%8A%E5%AD%90%E4%B8%8A Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-11-gao-zi-i-development-and-choices.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-11-gao-zi-i-development-and-choices.ja.md - [Gao Zi II: circumstances and development](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-12-gao-zi-ii-circumstances-and-development): Discusses ritual and livelihood, education, difficulty, contextual judgment and development. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-12-gao-zi-ii-circumstances-and-development; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E5%91%8A%E5%AD%90%E4%B8%8B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-12-gao-zi-ii-circumstances-and-development.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-12-gao-zi-ii-circumstances-and-development.ja.md - [Jin Xin I: fully examining oneself](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-13-jin-xin-i-fully-examining-oneself): Collects sayings and conversations on mind, character, cultivation, teaching, right action and roles. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-13-jin-xin-i-fully-examining-oneself; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E7%9B%A1%E5%BF%83%E4%B8%8A Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-13-jin-xin-i-fully-examining-oneself.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-13-jin-xin-i-fully-examining-oneself.ja.md - [Jin Xin II: statements and evidence](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-14-jin-xin-ii-statements-and-evidence): Discusses governance, right action, judgments of people, unquestioning reliance on texts and teaching. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/mencius/chapter-14-jin-xin-ii-statements-and-evidence; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%AD%9F%E5%AD%90/%E5%85%A8%E8%A6%BD&oldid=2636978#%E7%9B%A1%E5%BF%83%E4%B8%8B Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-14-jin-xin-ii-statements-and-evidence.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/mencius/chapter-14-jin-xin-ii-statements-and-evidence.ja.md - [The Great Learning: purpose and practice](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning): One main-text chapter and ten commentary chapters. Chapter 5 distinguishes Zhu Xi’s supplement. Coverage concerns each chapter’s main points, not a complete translation or every annotation. Updated: 2026-10-13. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning; materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/great-learning.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/books/great-learning.ja.md - [Main text: purpose and sequence](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-01-main-text-purpose-and-sequence): Introduces the central aims and a sequence from examining things and cultivating oneself to wider responsibilities. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-01-main-text-purpose-and-sequence; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-01-main-text-purpose-and-sequence.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-01-main-text-purpose-and-sequence.ja.md - [Commentary 1: making virtue clear](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-02-commentary-1-making-virtue-clear): Uses earlier texts to explain making one’s own virtue clear. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-02-commentary-1-making-virtue-clear; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-02-commentary-1-making-virtue-clear.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-02-commentary-1-making-virtue-clear.ja.md - [Commentary 2: renewing practice](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-03-commentary-2-renewing-practice): Uses the inscription associated with Tang and other texts to explain renewal of oneself and others. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-03-commentary-2-renewing-practice; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-03-commentary-2-renewing-practice.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-03-commentary-2-renewing-practice.ja.md - [Commentary 3: the aim to settle upon](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-04-commentary-3-the-aim-to-settle-upon): Uses poetry and examples to discuss knowing the proper aim of each role. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-04-commentary-3-the-aim-to-settle-upon; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-04-commentary-3-the-aim-to-settle-upon.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-04-commentary-3-the-aim-to-settle-upon.ja.md - [Commentary 4: roots and consequences](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-05-commentary-4-roots-and-consequences): Explains knowing the root through the difference between hearing disputes and preventing their causes. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-05-commentary-4-roots-and-consequences; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-05-commentary-4-roots-and-consequences.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-05-commentary-4-roots-and-consequences.ja.md - [Commentary 5: Zhu Xi’s supplement on investigation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-06-commentary-5-zhu-xi-s-supplement-on-investigation): Zhu Xi supplies an explanation of investigating principles and extending knowledge as a missing commentary; it is distinguished from lost original text. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-06-commentary-5-zhu-xi-s-supplement-on-investigation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-06-commentary-5-zhu-xi-s-supplement-on-investigation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-06-commentary-5-zhu-xi-s-supplement-on-investigation.ja.md - [Commentary 6: sincerity and self-deception](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-07-commentary-6-sincerity-and-self-deception): Explains sincerity as not deceiving oneself and examines conduct outside others’ observation. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-07-commentary-6-sincerity-and-self-deception; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-07-commentary-6-sincerity-and-self-deception.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-07-commentary-6-sincerity-and-self-deception.ja.md - [Commentary 7: attention and emotion](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-08-commentary-7-attention-and-emotion): Examines how anger, fear, preference and worry distort attention and understanding. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-08-commentary-7-attention-and-emotion; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-08-commentary-7-attention-and-emotion.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-08-commentary-7-attention-and-emotion.ja.md - [Commentary 8: self-cultivation and bias](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-09-commentary-8-self-cultivation-and-bias): Examines biases from affection and dislike and recognizing faults in what one favors and merits in what one dislikes. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-09-commentary-8-self-cultivation-and-bias; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-09-commentary-8-self-cultivation-and-bias.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-09-commentary-8-self-cultivation-and-bias.ja.md - [Commentary 9: leading through conduct](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-10-commentary-9-leading-through-conduct): Connects household and wider governance and asks for consistency between commands and personal conduct. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-10-commentary-9-leading-through-conduct; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-10-commentary-9-leading-through-conduct.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-10-commentary-9-leading-through-conduct.ja.md - [Commentary 10: others’ positions and allocation](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-11-commentary-10-others-positions-and-allocation): Discusses considering others’ positions, preferences, virtue and resources and the selection of people in wider governance. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/classics/great-learning/chapter-11-commentary-10-others-positions-and-allocation; updated: 2026-10-13 Source: https://zh.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9B%9B%E6%9B%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5%E9%9B%86%E8%A8%BB/%E5%A4%A7%E5%AD%B8%E7%AB%A0%E5%8F%A5&oldid=2647788 Materials: https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-11-commentary-10-others-positions-and-allocation.en.md and https://sakimyto.com/classics-data/entries/great-learning/chapter-11-commentary-10-others-positions-and-allocation.ja.md ## Everyday Care: everyday health learning - https://sakimyto.com/yojo (Japanese); https://sakimyto.com/en/yojo (English) - Source inventory: https://sakimyto.com/yojo-data/sources.json - Practice catalog and modern references: https://sakimyto.com/yojo-data/practices.json - Detailed entrance guides: https://sakimyto.com/yojo-data/guides.json - Health claim assessments: https://sakimyto.com/yojo/claims; https://sakimyto.com/yojo-data/claims.json. Traditional resemblance is not proof of efficacy; modern outcomes and limitations are stated separately. - Reading guide: https://sakimyto.com/yojo-data/start-here.en.md - Historical claims, editorial practice proposals, and modern guidance are distinct. No clinical review or guaranteed health benefit. Yojokun is a complete scan collection; its transcription is pending. ## Next Before Next Manga Research Next Before Next Manga Research: Find your next manga through an author’s earlier work, work and culture, or relationships. Each pick includes an editorial reason and sources, with a route to volume 1 on Kindle. - [Next Before Next Manga Research index](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga) (Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga) - Selection method: - Title, author and the existence of a Kindle edition of volume 1 are confirmed on the Amazon product page. Only works with a confirmed Kindle edition are listed, each with its confirmation date. - Five discovery angles guide the picks: an author’s earlier work, shorts or indie work, a different genre angle, work and culture, and relationships. Each work has an editorial reason. The angles were extracted from historical winners and nominees. - Fewer than 10 matching X posts in 7 days was a single count on 2026-10-26, not an entry requirement. Unmeasured works have no status label; low attention is not inferred. - Introductions and selection reasons are editorial interpretations of the checked listing information. They do not claim full reading or predict a hit. Historical awards inform discovery methods; winning an award is not itself an entry rule. - Cover images are provided by Hanmotocom. If unavailable, a coloured marker is shown. Synopses are not reprinted. - As an Amazon Associate, sakimyto earns from qualifying purchases. - [探偵の式神](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/tantei-no-shikigami): 田辺ゆがた / KADOKAWA. A detective who is also an onmyoji works with a doll-shaped shikigami on requests tied to modern-day uncanny events. Selection: A different genre angle — A mystery angle that brings an onmyoji and a shikigami into investigations of uncanny events. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/tantei-no-shikigami; volume 1: 2024-02-09, ISBN 9784048112789 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322311000332/ (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [偽りのマリィゴールド](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/itsuwari-marigold): サスケ / KADOKAWA. A woman visits her late brother’s pen pal and grows closer to her while keeping a lie. Selection: Relationships — Chosen for the way a visit to a pen pal and a concealed lie shape a relationship. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/itsuwari-marigold; volume 1: 2023-08-25, ISBN 9784046826961 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322304000424/ (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [毎月庭つき大家つき](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/maitsuki-niwatsuki): ヨドカワ / KADOKAWA. A working woman moves into a house with a garden and starts living with her landlady, a former idol. Selection: Relationships / Work, culture and daily life — A shared home brings a working adult and a former idol together through differences in daily life. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/maitsuki-niwatsuki; volume 1: 2022-01-26, ISBN 9784041121818 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322109000716/ (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [保健室はふたりきり](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/hoken): ろここ / KADOKAWA. A school-life story set in the nurse’s office of a girls’ high school, following several romances. Selection: Relationships — Several romances meeting in the shared space of a school nurse’s office offer the entry point. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/hoken; volume 1: 2023-05-23, ISBN 9784046824738 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322301000974/ (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [病める惑星より愛をこめて](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/yameru-wakusei): 本田 / 秋田書店. Sci-fi told in short episodes about a world where people share a planet with beings from elsewhere. Selection: A different genre angle — Short episodes about coexistence with beings from elsewhere offer a different way into science fiction. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/yameru-wakusei; volume 1: 2021-08-16, ISBN 9784253265317 Source: https://www.akitashoten.co.jp/comics/4253265316 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [ビバリウムで朝食を](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/vivarium): 道満晴明 / 秋田書店. Schoolchildren spend a summer holiday checking the seven mysteries said to haunt their town. Selection: A different genre angle — Local mysteries connect an ordinary town and a school summer holiday. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/vivarium; volume 1: 2022-07-20, ISBN 9784253238878 Source: https://www.akitashoten.co.jp/comics/4253238874 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [声がだせない少女は「彼女が優しすぎる」と思っている](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/koe-ga-dasenai): 矢村いち / 秋田書店. A girl who cannot speak meets a girl who can read minds, and the two build a way of communicating that does not rely on words. Selection: Relationships — The relationship between feelings that are hard to voice and acts of consideration is the entry point. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/koe-ga-dasenai; volume 1: 2020-07-08, ISBN 9784253229517 Source: https://www.akitashoten.co.jp/comics/4253229514 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [救済の教室](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/kyusai-no-kyoshitsu): 江戸川 エドガワ / 講談社. A teacher tries to rebuild a troubled classroom by facing students through a game-like system. Selection: A different genre angle / Work, culture and daily life — A teacher approaches a troubled classroom through game-like systems, offering a different view of school life. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/kyusai-no-kyoshitsu; volume 1: 2024-10-18, ISBN 9784065366004 Source: https://www.kodansha.co.jp/comic/products/0000396143 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [三つ星彼氏のフルコース](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/mitsuboshi-kareshi): 森猫まりり / 小学館. A romance in which a woman whose greatest joy is eating meets a bistro chef. Each chapter is built around a meal. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / Relationships — A romance that offers food and personal relationships as connected ways into the story. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/mitsuboshi-kareshi; volume 1: 2024-05-24, ISBN 9784098726141 Source: https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09872614 (confirmed 2026-10-26) Source: https://shogakukan-comic.jp/book-series?cd=52958 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [ヴァーニャのおいしい旅キッチン](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/vanya): 彩藤なお / メディアソフト. Food fantasy in a world of magic and fairies: a fairy who runs a restaurant sets out on a caravan trip with friends to sit a cook’s exam. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / A different genre angle — A fairy’s journey toward a cook’s exam brings food and fantasy together as the entry point. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/vanya; volume 1: 2022-02-07, ISBN 9784815526030 Source: https://www.media-soft.biz/book/b599883.html (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [果ての王宮](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/hate-no-oukyuu): 森下裕美・笑平 / 双葉社. An architect who lost heart after being betrayed by his fiancée takes a job at a mountain village office and joins a plan to keep people living there. Selection: Work, culture and daily life — An architect’s work at a village office offers a route into the conditions for sustaining life in a mountain village. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/hate-no-oukyuu; volume 1: 2026-08-06, ISBN 9784575862591 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4575862592 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [佐江子は思う](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/saeko-wa-omou): 朔ユキ蔵 / 小学館. An office worker who never wins the approval of the people she wants love from slowly turns into something no longer human, in a modern story of an oni. Selection: Relationships / A different genre angle — A desire for recognition is connected to the idea of an oni in the present day. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/saeko-wa-omou; volume 1: 2026-09-30, ISBN 9784098641154 Source: https://www.shogakukan.co.jp/books/09864115 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [漫画家、猟師になる](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/mangaka-ryoushi-ni-naru): 前田治郎 / 日本文芸社. A manga artist records how he got a trapping licence and later a firearms licence to become a hunter himself. Selection: Work, culture and daily life — A manga artist’s move into hunting offers a concrete subject at the meeting of work and daily life. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/mangaka-ryoushi-ni-naru; volume 1: 2026-04-28, ISBN 9784537173932 Source: https://www.nihonbungeisha.co.jp/book/b10160930.html (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [ペンションライフ・ヴァンパイア](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/pension-life-vampire): 田口囁一 / 集英社. A girl who used to fight monsters is welcomed as a guest at a pension run by a vampire girl once the war is over, in a comedy about people and vampires. Selection: A different genre angle — A pension and everyday living provide a different entry into a vampire story. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/pension-life-vampire; volume 1: 2023-07-04, ISBN 9784088835358 Source: https://www.shueisha.co.jp/books/items/contents.html?jdcn=08X10000000029274500 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [わたしにプールは狭すぎた！](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/watashi-ni-pool-wa-semasugita): ヒビキさん / 芳文社. A former swimmer who could no longer swim after a race is invited by a classmate to try swimming in open water, and turns back to the water. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / Relationships — A former swimmer’s return through an open-water discipline connects a second attempt with a classmate’s invitation. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/watashi-ni-pool-wa-semasugita; volume 1: 2026-05-27, ISBN 9784832297258 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4832297252 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [シスタードントクライ](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/sister-dont-cry): 夕海 / 少年画報社. A sister who works at an English conversation school panics when she hears her high-school sister is going on a date, in a comedy about two sisters living together. Selection: Relationships — An older sister’s reaction to her sister’s dating life offers a route into the closeness of two sisters sharing a home. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/sister-dont-cry; volume 1: 2026-09-18, ISBN 9784785982928 Source: https://www.shonengahosha.co.jp/book_Info.php?id=11468 (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [ケイヤクシマイ](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/keiyaku-shimai): ヒジキ / KADOKAWA. An office worker who adores a family-restaurant employee ends up signing a sisterhood contract with her after a rainy day, in a yuri romantic comedy. Selection: A different genre angle / Relationships — A contract to become sisters gives this romance its unusual starting relationship. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/keiyaku-shimai; volume 1: 2022-08-26, ISBN 9784046816153 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322204000091/ (confirmed 2026-10-26) - [スーパーベイビー](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/super-baby): 丸顔めめ / 芳文社. A romance following Tamao and Rakumaru as they work in Tokyo, tracing everyday exchanges between two people with different styles and ways of speaking. Selection: Relationships — The developing exchanges between two people with different styles and ways of speaking are the entry point. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/super-baby; volume 1: 2019-03-14, ISBN 9784832236660 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B07PCNCHQH (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [ゆりでなる♡えすぽわーる](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/yuri-espoir): なおいまい / 徳間書店. A high-school student facing an arranged marriage after graduation fills a sketchbook with imagined relationships between women, bringing the observer’s own feelings into view. Selection: Relationships — The observer who draws other people’s relationships brings her own feelings into view. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/yuri-espoir; volume 1: 2019-07-13, ISBN 9784199506819 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B07V5LZWZJ (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [欠けた月とドーナッツ](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/kaketa-tsuki-to-doughnuts): 雨水汐 / 一迅社. An office worker uncertain about romance grows closer to a colleague, in a story about personal feelings and other people’s expectations of adult life. Selection: Relationships — Adult romance is approached through the gap between social expectations and personal feelings. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/kaketa-tsuki-to-doughnuts; volume 1: 2020-01-17, ISBN 9784758020763 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B083TFMZYD (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [月とすっぴん](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/tsuki-to-suppin): アケガタユウ / 祥伝社. Quiet Shihoko and outgoing Akari, who enjoys making accessories, share everyday life in a story about two women with contrasting personalities. Selection: Relationships / Work, culture and daily life — Shared daily life between two women with contrasting personalities provides the entry point. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/tsuki-to-suppin; volume 1: 2019-12-07, ISBN 9784396791476 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B082CZ4PDW (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [オールドテクニカ](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/old-technica): 鳥取砂丘 / 講談社. A young scavenger living among ancient machines meets a fleeing girl. Their encounter draws him into the affairs of an order controlling reconstructed technology. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / A different genre angle — Ancient machines and an order controlling technology offer a route through the workings of this world. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/old-technica; volume 1: 2017-12-21, ISBN 9784065108185 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0787VJPHZ (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [花と紺青 防大男子に恋しました。](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/hana-to-konjou): 西香はち / 講談社. A high-school student working at a flower shop falls for a National Defense Academy student, whose school rules affect how they spend time together. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / Relationships — The way National Defense Academy rules shape a romance connects an unfamiliar daily world with relationships. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/hana-to-konjou; volume 1: 2020-10-13, ISBN 9784065210819 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B084KNMLPL (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [雨夜の月](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/amayo-no-tsuki): くずしろ / 講談社. Saki and her hard-of-hearing classmate Kanon get to know one another through encounters that ask how feelings and intentions can be communicated. Selection: Relationships — Two classmates’ attempts to understand one another through communication difficulties provide the entry point. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/amayo-no-tsuki; volume 1: 2021-10-20, ISBN 9784065250891 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B09HXJ4KZ7 (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [ご飯は私を裏切らない](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/gohan-wa-watashi-wo-uragiranai): heisoku / KADOKAWA. A 29-year-old woman moves between short-term jobs, thinking through work and daily life between meals. Selection: Work, culture and daily life — Meals are approached alongside the experience of short-term work and everyday life. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/gohan-wa-watashi-wo-uragiranai; volume 1: 2020-08-04, ISBN 9784041097502 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B08D69BN67 (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [おひとりさまホテル](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/ohitorisama-hotel): マキヒロチ・まろ / 新潮社. A woman working at a design firm and the people around her spend time in hotels, exploring solitude and the use of a room away from everyday routines. Selection: Work, culture and daily life — Time spent alone in hotels is approached through the daily lives of working people. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/ohitorisama-hotel; volume 1: 2023-01-07, ISBN 9784107725578 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0BPRXDKF1 (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [ふたりエスケープ](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/futari-escape): 田口囁一 / 一迅社. A manga artist facing deadlines and her unemployed housemate take breaks together, finding small escapes in meals, outings and shared daily life. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / Relationships — Two housemates’ breaks from deadlines and work offer an everyday-life route into the story. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/futari-escape; volume 1: 2020-11-18, ISBN 9784758021821 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B08ND5LXTF (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [カワセミさんの釣りごはん](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/kawasemi-tsuri-gohan): 匡乃下キヨマサ / 双葉社. A transfer student who enjoys cooking meets a classmate who loves fishing, following their exchanges from catching fish to preparing a meal. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / Relationships — The path from catching fish to a meal connects two classmates with different interests. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/kawasemi-tsuri-gohan; volume 1: 2020-01-10, ISBN 9784575854008 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B081K13QJZ (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [魔女のマリーは魔女じゃない](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/majo-no-mary): 小林安曇 / マッグガーデン. Marie wants to live in the forest without revealing that she is a witch, but her attempts to help others lead to trouble in this comedy. Selection: A different genre angle — A witch’s wish for ordinary secrecy meets the trouble caused by helping others. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/majo-no-mary; volume 1: 2020-04-10, ISBN 9784800009579 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B085FZ62QG (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [シメジ シミュレーション](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/shimeji-simulation): つくみず / KADOKAWA. A girl with shimeji mushrooms growing from her head starts attending school, in a four-panel manga where strange events enter everyday conversations. Selection: A different genre angle — The four-panel format combines everyday conversation with events outside ordinary life. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/shimeji-simulation; volume 1: 2020-02-28, ISBN 9784040642918 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B084RPQW9M (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [ウェイバーズ](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/wavers): 山本和音 / KADOKAWA. After a teacher is killed at a school for people with supernatural abilities, a student who can detect lies begins investigating. Each student’s ability becomes a condition in narrowing the suspects. Selection: Follow an author / A different genre angle — A new work by Kazune Yamamoto, author of What Six Survivors Told and Hoshiakari Graphics. Differences in supernatural abilities offer a route into the mystery. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/wavers; volume 1: 2026-08-12, ISBN 9784045001215 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322602000722/ (confirmed 2026-11-05) Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0HC14F6X8 (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [ホテル・メッツァペウラへようこそ](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/hotel-metsapeura): 福田星良 / KADOKAWA. A 17-year-old with a difficult past arrives at a small hotel in Finland. Hotel work and northern daily life bring him together with the two older men who run it. Selection: Work, culture and daily life / Relationships — Hotel work and life in Finland provide a route into relationships between people of different generations. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/hotel-metsapeura; volume 1: 2022-01-15, ISBN 9784047367678 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322105000701/ (confirmed 2026-11-05) Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B09P4KWZS1 (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [かわいすぎる人よ！](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/kawaisugiru-hitoyo): 綿野マイコ / KADOKAWA. Mei lacks confidence in her appearance and envies the uncle she lives with. Her uncle cherishes her, and their different views of one another shape their everyday life. Selection: Relationships — A debut volume chosen for the different ways an uncle and niece see each other, widening the selection beyond romantic relationships. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/kawaisugiru-hitoyo; volume 1: 2023-05-15, ISBN 9784047374706 Source: https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/322301000815/ (confirmed 2026-11-05) Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0C3L9FX11 (confirmed 2026-11-05) - [月出づる街の人々](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/manga/tsuki-izuru-machi): 酢豚ゆうき / 双葉社. Linked stories follow a town inhabited by invisible people, medusas and other beings, exploring friendship and family among residents with different bodies and customs. Selection: From short or indie work / A different genre angle — Found through the author’s account of moving from indie work to serialization, with monsters viewed as residents sharing a town. Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/lab/manga/tsuki-izuru-machi; volume 1: 2022-09-15, ISBN 9784575440263 Source: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0B8S8RJXH (confirmed 2026-11-05) Source: https://note.com/subuta_yuki/n/n62623da80993 (confirmed 2026-11-05) Source: https://books.rakuten.co.jp/rb/17194191/ (confirmed 2026-11-05) ## Knowledge by task - AI resource entrance: https://sakimyto.com/en/for-ai (Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/for-ai) - Machine-readable task catalog: https://sakimyto.com/en/knowledge.json (Japanese: https://sakimyto.com/knowledge.json) - [Classical Wisdom for Modern Business Strategy](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/classics): Use complete chapter summaries to examine strategy, organization and learning decisions. Input: Business problem, goal, constraints, verified facts and unknowns. Output: Relevant chapters, concrete proposals, conditions for use and validation questions. Limits: Distinguish classical summaries from editorial applications. Assess business outcomes in each actual case. - [Gamification Catalog of Conversion Ideas](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/cvr): Connect gamification theory and interface patterns with distant demos and classics to design conversion ideas beyond generic tactics. Input: Page goal, audience action, current journey, and constraints. Output: Relevant theory and sources, patterns with build steps, metrics, failure conditions, and ideas from new combinations. Limits: Research findings are kept separate from this site’s applications. Working previews and demos do not establish conversion or revenue gains. Measure on the target page. - [Security Checks from Real Incidents](https://sakimyto.com/en/lab/security): Find implementation checks from sourced incidents and inspection rules. Input: Target code, architecture, permission boundaries, and inspection scope. Output: Sourced inspection findings and the evidence still needed. Limits: Use the material for reading and inspection. Changes, sends, and permission changes follow the user’s authorization. - [SaaS Workflows — Give AI work context](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/saas): Carry meeting data into the next task and design referral and conversion measurement. Input: Services, required data, destination, and execution authorization. Output: Setup steps, runnable synthetic and public-metadata examples, failure conditions, and checked sources. Limits: Synthetic examples do not establish real-meeting accuracy or earnings. Handle credentials and customer data in your own environment. - [Work Tool Comparisons](https://sakimyto.com/en/blog/picks): Compare use cases, scoring criteria, and conditions to narrow tool choices. Input: Use case, budget, environment, and priority criteria. Output: Suitable candidates, comparison reasons, and pre-purchase checks. Limits: Prices, availability, and specifications change. 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