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Hello, my name is Masaki. I work in product planning at a home appliance manufacturer in Tokyo. In my reviews, I place importance on numbers and evidence, focusing on functionality, cost-effectiveness, and durability. Usability and reliability are more important than flashiness. I am the type of person who is always pursuing "things that can truly be used" both at home and at work. My reviews may seem a little stiff, but I strive to provide careful and honest reviews.

Hello, I'm Jules. I work in Paris, working in an art gallery. When evaluating artworks or products, I'm very particular about their originality, story, and the quality of the materials. My reviews may also include a slightly philosophical perspective, but I think that's typical of me. I strive to provide comments that strike a balance between sensitivity and intellect.

Hello, my name is Tsuyoshi. I've been a driver for a transportation company for many years. In reviews, I've gotten into the habit of looking at "toughness," "practicality," and "fatigue-freeness." The most important thing is whether the product can be used properly in the field, rather than just being flashy. My wording may be a bit blunt, but I'm genuinely trying to choose something that will be useful, so I'd appreciate your help.

Hello, my name is Daichi. I work as a director's assistant at a TV station. Speed ​​and judgment are essential on set, so when I review products, I pay particular attention to their ease of use and whether they'll be immediately useful. I prefer understated but useful items over flashy ones. I'm a bit impatient, but I'll give you my honest feedback from a real-life, on-site perspective.