The unknown world of image editing

I finally reached a major milestone the other day.

”"My name is Kazuko, derived from the 'Wa' (和) character of the Showa era."”

At this age

Even birthdays become less enjoyable.

I quietly celebrated my birthday.

After the Instagram class is over

Suddenly the lights went out.

A birthday surprise!

Even though I kept quiet

The president knows everything.

The cake has five candles.

My age has also been revealed.

I'm so glad to be a part of MACHICOCO.

A little over 3 months

I wish I could tell my past self from six months ago, when I had given up on everything.

Life is still ahead of us.

There's something fun to look forward to.

President, Chika-chan, Tomoka-chan

thank you as always.

That's Kazuko from the Showa era, who has reached a major milestone.

I recently learned how to do image editing.

At MACHICOCO

I use image editing software called Canva.

The first thing I made seriously was

I think it's this

This is an image promoting a radio program for the end of the year.

I'm being helped by the cute Machiko from the local factory.

If you look closely, you can see the feet and

The area between the fingers isn't transparent.

Image editing is essential for updating Instagram.

I process many images every day.

In one month,

I've managed to create this much.

I still have a long way to go.

I believe that if I don't give up, I can do it too.

You can also make things like this using Canva.

This is a notice poster for the sign outside.

This image was created by Chika-chan.

Just by cutting and pasting

There are many challenges, but

I was thrilled that I could make a poster like this myself.

Social media and image editing

If you're taught the tricks, you can do it.

People who know the trick

I'm at MACHICOCO.

I can't live without my reading glasses.

My knees started to hurt.

I often lose confidence, though.

What you can learn by trying new things

It's fun no matter how old you are.

I've gotten a little closer to becoming the Kazuko of the Reiwa era.

Showa Kazuko

I'll work even harder!

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