みい（23）

My schedule is all set!
I can also come in early on some days if needed!
Please come visit me~ (っ ॑꒳ ॑c)
※I’m off on the 19th
※Reservations are available on all days except the 19th

最近IOSアップデートしたから
挙動がおかしくてみたよ( ｡･ω･｡)ﾉ 凸ﾎﾟﾁｯが
できなくなっちゃいました🥲

今月もいつもの如く短い時間で出勤してます。
夏の暑くなる前によかったら
遊びに来てください🍧🎐❤︎

猫が好きな方がよく来てくれるので
猫トークしたりしましょ🐱

I’m available from 20:30 this week as well 😊
If you let me know in advance, I can come in earlier!
Please feel free to message me directly via Instagram DM ☺️

The photos on the website and at the front desk show me with blonde hair,

but my hair has grown out and it’s black now,

so you might be surprised! Sorry about that!

The other day, an overseas customer said to me, “What’s ‘yoisho’?”  
Just before that, I had seen a TikTok video where foreigners were saying, “Only Japanese people say ‘yoisho,’ right?” So the timing felt really perfect.  

I realized that we Japanese unconsciously say “yoisho” all the time. It’s like a little word we use to put effort into moving or to psych ourselves up when we’re about to do something physical.  

If you master saying “yoisho,” maybe that means you’ve become a little Japanese!  

Talking with customers from overseas is always so much fun because I discover so many things that only Japanese people would understand. Please keep teaching me all sorts of things!
 

If you’ve ever had a cat, you might understand this.

Some cats don’t like it when people get too close too fast,
make loud noises, or touch them without warning.

My cat is like that.
She keeps her distance at first.
But the moment she feels, “This person is safe,”
she slowly comes closer, starts to relax,
and lets you touch places she never did before.

Watching her, I realized something.
I’m the same way.

When someone gets too close too quickly, I instinctively guard myself.
But when they ask gently,
“Is this okay?”
it makes me feel safe, and I can open my heart naturally.

Being cautious doesn’t mean being cold.
It just means I take my time to truly see people.

That’s why I think
people who are good with cats
are probably good with me too.