A storyteller
builds your LP.
I'm a writer. 10+ years in, in my 30s. I began writing fiction after university, and since 2019 I've written a monthly column for a regional newspaper — never missing a month. From SF and action novels to essays and non-fiction, I've spent my career writing stories that land. My motto: "fun no one has seen before."
In 2023 I founded the studio Brave Invisible World Production (BIWPRO), producing work like AI-narrated audio dramas of my own novels as a storyteller. I pour that same craft of structuring words into the LP / web division, BIW STUDIO.
What I've always believed when I write
Mirror the reader's story, not the work
Just as a column never lectures about the work it reviews, an LP's hero is never the product's spec — it's the visitor's own desire and story. The moment a reader feels "this is about me," they move.
Constraints are what give a voice
1,200 characters; no spoilers — a real voice rises precisely inside a strict form. An LP is the same craft: within the constraint of "one screen," make only the essential stand out. Don't pile on. Cut.
Always hand the individual to the universal
I translate "your strength alone" into a value anyone can take as their own. This single move, honed over 5+ years of the column, is what separates conversion from a page that's merely read.
So I can design the "structure" before the design
Most LP makers come from design or coding, with copy bolted on afterward. I'm the reverse — writing stories is my profession, and I lay the design over that.
Design polish has become table stakes; everyone has it. What makes the difference is the structure and copy of a story that gets "read, understood, and acted on." That's the territory of someone who has kept writing for 10+ years.
And the systems behind the counter, too
The craft of structuring a story isn't only for LPs. Reading "who does what, when, in which order" and giving it a workable shape — designing a business system is the same kind of thinking.
Automation sets (forms, auto-replies, spreadsheet sync, booking flows) are available worldwide. Full custom systems with a monthly back-office service are currently offered for the Japan market, where operations run in Japanese.