ABOUT — WHO KEEPS THIS NOTEBOOK

About.

A kid who wanted to be a scientist — still on the road, now teaching machines how a body feels.

I am a PhD candidate in Tokyo/Chiba. My research asks a simple question: can a machine tell how stressed you are just by looking? The notebook catches me mid-turn — from reading pulse and skin signals out of video, toward asking whether the big vision-language models can learn to feel any of it.

Before the research there was writing, and before the writing there was a long detour — the essay below tells that part better than a bio can. I write in three languages, think mostly in two, and keep the important things in one place: this notebook.

read “Who Am I?” — the longer answer
THIS NOTEBOOK, THREE WAYS
research notebookmethods, metrics, honest negative resultspersonal archiveessays and poems, kept against forgettingproofone line a day says the work continued

One line against forgetting

The worklog exists because my working memory can't be trusted with a whole day. One line at capture, a small ritual at close, git as the spine: done beats todo, dropping a task is a decision rather than a failure, and blank days count against nothing. A longer essay on this system is coming; until then, the worklog itself is the demonstration.

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