Hi! This is ‘ HelloHa ‘! Today I would like to talk about a trip I took to Higashiyama Zoo with my fellow new employees.
Today we went to The HigashiYama Zoo, Yayyy!!
We gathered at the zoo’s main gate at 10:00 a.m., looking forward to today’s adventure. Our first stop was the rhino exhibit area. Surprise and excitement mixed together as soon as we saw the giant rhinos cooling off in the water. The rhinoceros was soaking in the water and closing its eyes, as if it were enjoying a moment of bliss. Just watching them made us feel relaxed.
Next, we went to the otter area. The otters were really energetic, spinning around in the water and playing with each other. Their lively movements naturally brought smiles to everyone’s faces. The sight of the otters bouncing around was so innocent that it made our hearts skip a beat just to watch them.
When we moved to the seal area, we were greeted by graceful swimming seals. They looked at us with their curious eyes as they peeked out of the water. Their adorable appearance made us shout “Cute! I couldn’t help but exclaim, “They are so cute! The graceful swimming of the seals was a moment that soothed my heart.
Next, we headed to the lion exhibit, where majestic lions were making their presence known. Their majestic appearance was breathtaking, and I naturally stood taller as I stood in front of the lions. We all took pictures in front of the (Dande) Lions.
We also looked around at other animals such as gorillas, flamingos, and black leopards. All the animals are so unique that you never get tired of looking at them. In particular, the serious expression on the gorilla’s face and the flamboyant appearance of the flamingos are worth seeing.
And when I climbed up the tower, the view was mind-blowing. The view from the tower was just spectacular, and the city of Nagoya was spread out. I think Nagoya, which I just moved to, is really beautiful. I am sure the night view of Nagoya will also be colorful and fascinating.
After finishing our visit to the zoo, we stopped by a souvenir store. The store was filled with animal-themed goods, all of which were cute and fun to choose from. I got a stuffed rabbit! We each found an item that we liked, and it was a heart-warming moment.
Finally, as I look back at the many pictures I took throughout the zoo, I realize that today’s adventure was truly amazing. Although it was a hot day, it made our interaction with the animals even more enjoyable and gave us many memorable experiences. We left the zoo with smiles on everyone’s faces and a great feeling that today’s adventure had been a wonderful one.
Hello everyone! This is Junpei from the second unit. We are once again fortunate to have welcomed three new employees to Dandelions Co., Ltd. this year. This time, we will introduce the new employee welcome party held in April.
First, a toast!! ~ pleasant conversation
The welcome party started with a toast signal from the organizer.
Many of our members work at our clients’ offices due to work circumstances, so we had a great time talking about our recent activities and hobbies, even though we don’t usually see each other.
New employee greetings
As the atmosphere started to heat up, we asked the new employees to introduce themselves.
The three new employees were of various nationalities and backgrounds, and although they were nervous, they talked about themselves.
L-kun from China, who loves GundamL-kun from Vietnam, who loves traveling and has visited various parts of JapanK-san, who changed jobs from a different industry and has a lot of work experience
Summary The new employees seemed nervous at first, but as the conversation progressed, their tension gradually eased, and it was a very enjoyable welcome party. In fact, Dandelions is planning on welcoming new members in the future, and we hope to provide an opportunity like this for them to deepen their friendships (and drink) when they do.
This blog will continue to introduce various in-house recreational activities, so please look forward to the next article!
I will introduce the learning contents that I am working on on a daily basis as a technician blog. This time, it is the third unit on the theme of infrastructure.
The third unit is managing the Dandelions’ internal network. To strengthen its security, we have introduced a UTM device called FortiGate. “UTM” is an abbreviation for “Unified Threat Management”. In other words, one device can manage the entire network security.
In this technician blog, we will introduce three functions of FortiGate.
① Email filter
As a measure against spam, FortiGate can check the contents of the emails it receives and add any tag to the subject of emails that are detected as suspected spam.
The tag [Spam] is added.
② Intrusion prevention
This function prevents program vulnerabilities, botnets, and other intrusions. “Other intrusions” are, for example, attempts to access the server’s authentication files.
Prevents access to the authentication files of Linux servers.
③ Application Control
You might think that this is a function that allows you to disable certain applications (programs), but it can also restrict the use of websites, not just programs that can be executed individually.
You can restrict the use of YouTube (website) in detail.
Hello, my name is Roru and I joined Dandelions in April this year.
Reason for joining the company
I started job hunting in Japan last year and joined Dandelions in April this year. The reason I joined the company was when I saw Dandelions’ official blog and thought the atmosphere looked fun. I could tell that the company values diversity and inclusion.
And Dandelions has foreign employees from various countries. I think that working together with people from different cultures and backgrounds can broaden your international perspective. I applied for the company for those two reasons. I felt a warmth during the interview. That’s when I decided to join the company.
Thoughts after joining the company
After joining the company, I had a training period of about three months, during which I received basic IT knowledge training and basic training in programming languages. I learned about the basic grammar and concepts of programming languages. Training in basic programming concepts such as variables, conditional branching, repetition, and functions will help me with future coding. In the HTML and CSS training, I learned about the structure of web pages. I learned how to mark up content using HTML and set styles using CSS. By learning how to write HTML and how to apply CSS, I was able to create web pages that are easier to read and more beautiful. In the SQL training, I learned about data manipulation such as adding, updating, and deleting data. I think that creating subqueries using joins will be useful for data manipulation in actual work. In addition, training was given to acquire effective communication skills in business situations. I learned about appropriate language, how to greet, and points to keep in mind when communicating via email and phone. There is a lot to learn in the training content, but the employees teach me carefully. It is always easy to listen to, and the atmosphere is bright and warm. I would like to work harder in the future.
About me
Before coming to Japan, I studied Japanese on my own because I was interested in Japanese anime and culture. I graduated from a liberal arts university in China and decided to study abroad in Japan, and then enrolled in a liberal arts graduate school in Japan. Then, I joined Dandelions in April of this year. My hobby is watching anime and manga. I have watched a lot of anime. Among them, I especially like the “Mobile Suit Gundam” series. I took advantage of my day off and went to Yokohama to see the 18m life-sized moving Gundam. I thought it looked really cool when the Gundam moved. I also enjoyed the Unicorn Gundam statue in Odaiba.
I am Omatsu, a member of the Business Management Department, and I will be writing this blog post. This time, I will be giving a free introduction about the “Stress Care Course” that I took on June 21st.
Course Contents
There are various causes of social problems in Japan, such as insomnia and dementia, but everyone has stress, and it is an inseparable problem. In the past, it was said that “colds are the root of all diseases,” but nowadays it is said that “stress is the root of all diseases,” and if you continue to hold stress for a long time, it will cause mental and physical illnesses, so you must take care of your stress. In addition, stress is not only a problem for adults, but also for children, and it has become a major social problem.
“Dementia, infectious diseases, stress, mind care” These can be prevented with aromatherapy, and it has recently begun to attract attention in Japan.
① Stress also affects the body The autonomic nervous system consists of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and this balance is important. The sympathetic nervous system is active during the day, while the parasympathetic nervous system is active when you are sleeping or relaxing. Stress is one of the causes of this imbalance.
External stimuli are called stressors, and if the stressor is too strong, it can cause mental and physical disorders. There are many types of stressors, but the biggest problem in modern times is psychological and social stressors. It is necessary to develop the ability to respond to these differences and diversity in thinking.
It is also important to know how to release the stress you receive. Examples of ways to release stress include traveling and eating, but these methods of release are no longer possible due to the coronavirus pandemic, and aromatherapy has begun to be reconsidered as a way to relieve stress. In Japan, it is thought of as a miscellaneous item, but in Europe, it is in every household’s medicine cabinet, like Oronine in Japan.
② We actually experienced the aroma! There are some points to keep in mind when smelling the aroma.
Sit on a chair or sit cross-legged with your back straight.
Close your eyes and inhale through your nose (4 seconds).
Hold your breath (4 seconds).
Exhale slowly through your mouth (6 seconds). Repeat this for 5 minutes. When you are stressed, you tend to breathe shallowly without realizing it, so consciously take deep breaths to relax your muscles and prepare your body.
Measure against stress by choosing an aroma that suits your purpose, such as improving your concentration, balancing your female hormones, feeling energized, or relaxing!
Summary
After taking the last sleep course, my interest in aromas has grown, so I was personally very much looking forward to this stress care course. By taking this course, I learned that aromas are good for stress. What surprised me most about the course content was that stress can also be prevented. I received a lavender aroma mist as a gift this time, and I spray it on my pillow before going to sleep. Thanks to the aroma mist, I was able to relax and I am less irritated than before. I would like to continue to actively incorporate aromas in the future so that I can reduce stress.
