We received support totaling 5,943,111 yen for both the first and second part crowdfunding campaigns (；∀；) Thank you so much. I’m living thanks to everyone’s love.
Good morning, this is Decoboco Takada. When I woke up this morning, the crowdfunding had been successfully completed.
We achieved a total of 1,965,000 yen this time.
Thank you so much for your support over these two campaigns. I’m grateful to receive this and want to create a wonderful, enjoyable, and great environment.
We’ve entered October now. When we get to double-digit months, there’s a bit of year-end feeling, isn’t there? With the last three months of October, November, and December ahead, the weather will finally become pleasant, so if you participated in the crowdfunding, please come visit us.
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About the fact that new applications were possible through crowdfunding
With regular applications, “We are currently not accepting new customers,” but actually, through this crowdfunding route, we made it possible to accept new customers. If I promote it too much on social media or blogs, the workload increases like it did in Tokyo, so I didn’t make a big announcement.
For now, even with the current situation, the volume of requests is quite substantial, and we’re already reaching a point where things don’t fit in the factory, so we’ll resume accepting new customers when the timing is right.
After doing this work for many years, I’ve experienced a lot. The small volume of work at the start of a business is something everyone experiences, and from that bitter experience, we tend to accept more work than we can handle. But ultimately, there are only 24 hours in a day and two arms. As a result, I live a daily life where being busy is my catchphrase, and before I know it, 1, 3, or 5 years have passed. The volume of work we can handle should be calculable within a few years.
And while I’m saying this, I myself wandered around for quite a long time too…
I think it’s very important for both the shop and customers to be satisfied with the content and volume of work.
To put it bluntly, the advantage of motorcycle work is that you can accumulate jobs. If you have a large space, you can just keep taking in more and keep working, but mentally it gets exhausting.
Rather than just continuing to work, it’s important to take time to objectively review your own tasks. Just running aimlessly isn’t necessarily good. I think people in the same industry who are feeling quite burnt out should also take a moment to stop and think.
So now let me announce the passionate comments from the final supporters
Thank you so much to you as well! We’re looking forward to your vehicle inspection (*´ω｀*)
Thank you so much, again and again. I need to do something more than just the novelties as thanks. We’re looking forward to seeing you at year-end and New Year!
Thank you again for your support this time! I’m so grateful (*´ω｀*)
It’s rewarding to hear you say that! I’ll continue to share things that might be helpful in various ways. We’re looking forward to your visit to the Great Nature Factory!
We always keep milk-based drinks in stock, so no worries. However, it will be sugar-free for the adult version. Please come visit us when the timing is right~
Thank you for your kind words. If the timing works out, please feel free to contact us. Thank you so much for your support this time (*´ω｀*)
First and second part crowdfunding total support of 5,943,111 yen
I was honestly surprised when I actually did the crowdfunding for both the first and second parts. In a world where the internet and social media are mainstream, I realized that there are actually quite a lot of people connected. This crowdfunding system is something that should be used well in modern times.
It’s extremely important to thoroughly research people who are succeeding with crowdfunding .
This time too, I’ve seen quite a few points to reflect on. I realized that it’s actually possible to create a crowdfunding campaign that’s more fun and enjoyable to participate in. *Though I probably won’t do anything like that for a while…
But simply put, crowdfunding takes surprisingly a lot of effort when you do it seriously. Especially novelties are very difficult. For support-type campaigns where novelties tend to be sloppy, it might be important to design them properly . This Campfire crowdfunding uses AI to create profiles and such nicely. However, in my objective opinion, it’s better not to use it too much . It gets polished too much, and the content doesn’t resonate when people read it.
What I’ve been thinking lately is “typos, omissions, and awkward phrasing” are actually a bit interesting. After all, having a bit of humanity makes people more interested and a bit more fun, doesn’t it?
Anyway, I’ve gotten quite off track, but personally, I’m incredibly grateful for the enormous amount of support you’ve given me.
With 3 months left in 2025, I’m looking forward to meeting both newcomers and returning visitors at this Great Nature Factory.
We received support totaling 5,943,111 yen for both the first and second part crowdfunding campaigns (；∀；) Thank you so much. I’m living thanks to everyone’s love.
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