Have you ever asked yourself why we take photos or videos? Is it just to preserve memories—or is there something deeper?

In today’s episode of Just Another Human, I explore the emotional side of capturing moments, from my love of film photography to my decision to quit social media after a heartbreaking story changed how I see memory-sharing online.

I also share the story behind a new product I’m helping design: a mobile camera app and physical device called kyu (キュウ).
And this app is all about simplicity and intention.
🎥 Take 9-second videos📅 Capture 9 clips per day👫 Share with friends📸 Relive your day with a highlight video

It’s like a film camera, but for video. No filters, no pressure—just real moments, captured with emotion.

As a designer, I’ve always been obsessed with the question: What are memories?
From working in family photo services to developing apps and designing camera interfaces, I’ve come to believe that the feeling you have while capturing a moment is what makes it truly meaningful.

If you’ve been hearing about kyu online or through influencers, this episode is your behind-the-scenes look at the design, philosophy, and emotional story behind the product.

🎧 So grab a drink, slow down, and join me in reflecting on what memories mean—and why we should protect them with care.

I made a mistake to say "unmeanable" in this episode, that is not exist word :p

Finally I have created new English word✨

It means "意味をなさないもの" or "意味を持ち得ない" , "impossible to have meaning" or "unable to be meaningful.

You can find the script for this episode from my bio.

If you're just another human, not AI, and you notice any unnatural phrases or pronunciations, please let me know!