The Knife That Fell Into The Water

The more that I'm plunged into the world of architecture, the more I realise just how much I want to be a mangaka.

I really did thought that it was just a rebellious phase, something which I could use as an escape tool whenever I get bored of being pushed towards something but after several months, I know that I want to do this.

Naturally of course I won't be able to pursue this dream unless I can already support myself and adding to that obstacle, I also don't know how to read, write, or even speak Japanese but I really want to be able to transport someone to another place using illustrations and simple words.

I was reading a manga since yesterday called Oboreru Knife and when I looked at the name of the author/artist who did it, it was a foreigner's name, George Asakura and I thought it was a foreigner but actually she's a Japanese woman. So maybe it'd be okay if a non-Japanese person published something as long as her identity isn't hidden? I'm not sure what I even mean by that.

For now I'm just going to keep drawing and thinking and plotting and hopefully one day I will be able to live in Japan and to fulfill this dream that I have. The only one I have as for now.

And thus, I will now go back to my assignment.