The Shinkansen ticket from Tokyo to Kyoto costs 13,500 yen, and the journey takes about two hours and ten minutes.

The ticket price is definitely not cheap, and the ride experience should be top-notch in this era, but compared with the later high-speed rail in China, there are quite a big difference in both the ticket price and the experience.

However, the comparison is not so. Compared with horizontal comparison, China's green trains are still far from comparable to the Shinkansen.

There are not many people in the car, and occasionally there are a few empty seats. Some people sitting in the seats are listening to music with Sony's Walkman, some are reading books and magazines, and the rest are not only those who keep their eyes closed, but also some are playing with handheld game consoles.

The handheld game consoles of this era are not just Nintendo’s game watches. However, most of them are not only too large and not portable at all, but they are not fun or expensive. In the end, the winner of this market is Nintendo’s game watches.

At the beginning of design, the game watch did not want to add real-time functions. Only when the machine was developed to the final stage, some people said that only the game was available, parents could not buy it. Adding a time display may be more convincing to parents.

Therefore, the time display function was added.

Nintendo, who is so stingy that he does not allow any extra cost to remain in the product, adds the clock function so easily. The reason is that the processor they choose has the function of time display. To achieve this function, you only need to slightly change the layout of the display screen and do not need to increase any cost other than this.

Although people are still accustomed to calling "trains" trains, the most advanced trains have now abandoned the power mode of internal combustion engines and steam engines and changed to electrified operation. The principle is basically the same as the rail cars in cities, but they are just more advanced.

Except for observing the people around him for a while, Takahashi took out the documents in his schoolbag and started to continue processing the rest.

These documents include letters from readers who need special reply, as well as drafts of tomorrow's TV program and some articles in magazines.

The column in comic weekly has recently expanded its page. Takahashi wanted to write everything himself, but he was unable to do so, so he began to accept submissions.

Although life is very busy every day, Takahashi has also learned a lot. For example, from the magazine's camera teacher, learning how to take photos and how to accurately take pictures of the red and white machine.

You know, because there was no way to take a screen, Takahashi initially planned to use paper to completely repaint the required pictures.

It is not difficult to repaint. Just draw a picture and fill in every pixel point in the right position.

During the first few repaints, he also encountered some minor problems. For example, the game screen on TV looks like that, but it is copied at pixel level, but found that there is something wrong with the image.

After careful study, I found that the pixel dot matrix of the picture he drew was a square proportion of 1:1, while the dot matrix on the TV was a rectangular proportion of 1.25:1.

Although this technique is not needed after a few issues, it becomes a way to take photos first, then rinse out the photos, and edit photos.

However, Takahashi, who could not draw, could also draw a pixel pattern that was quite visible.

What is the use of this skill? It is that on a rainy day yesterday, he was able to draw round pixel creatures at home.

Because of learning the photography technology, the pictures in magazines have become richer. In addition to the game screen, there are also some photos taken by game consoles.

In order to pursue the performance of the program, Takahashi also made a game console appearance model to tease the children who like to read his articles.

Not to mention, after the photos of that game console were sent out, many young readers really wrote to inquire.

To cause a bigger problem, Takahashi refuted the rumor on the machine behind, saying that this might be the future game console.

While the children were lost, they were full of hope for the future and did not think that Takahashi did this wrong or did not do it well.

If Takahashi has any experience in working for the past two months, it is the opportunity to exercise, which is really not everyone will have.

If he hadn't been in charge of the magazine, he wouldn't have written articles so smoothly and wouldn't have drawn dot maps. If he hadn't been on TV, he wouldn't have known many issues that he should pay attention to when facing the camera.

You know, 99% of Hudson employees have not experienced what he has experienced. Those who follow the rules and repeat the same work every day are still standing still compared to Takahashi, who has made great progress in the past two months.

There are so few opportunities for exercise, which is a scarce resource and cannot be owned by everyone. Even for people of the same level, their training level will make a rapid progress, while those who have not received exercise will not make progress so obvious.

Takahashi sometimes feels that he is lucky. Although he does not intend to stay in Hudson forever, the training opportunities Hudson gives him are still very valuable and worth cherishing.

It is precisely because of these experiences accumulated in Hudson that Takahashi has a relatively complete plan for his next life after he leaves Hudson.

Arrived at the site.

Takahashi got off the bus as the crowd got out. There were many people holding signs near the station. Takahashi saw the sign holding his name and walked over directly.

"Hello, I'm Takahashi from Hudson." Takahashi said to the sign.

People who felt the signs heard the sound of talking, put down the signs and exposed their covered faces.

Well, I have seen this person's appearance. That's right, it's Miyamoto Shigeru from Nintendo and the young version of Miyamoto Shigeru.

"Hello, I am Miyamoto Shigeru of Nintendo." Miyamoto Shigeru reached out and held Takahashi's hand together.

Originally, when Miyamoto Shigeru left an address for Takahashi yesterday, he didn't expect to come to the station to pick him up. Finally, it was Yamauchi Hiroshi's instructions.

No matter what, since you call me, you have to accept it. Otherwise, it will be negligent and rude.

Shigeru Miyamoto gave the address directly because he didn't think so much about it. He directly chose the most efficient solution. He didn't know much about human favors or something.

Although, he himself was his father who walked through the back door and arranged to go to Nintendo.

The two of them chatted and walked, got in the car, and the car drove towards Nintendo.

After some talks, Miyamoto gradually felt admiration for the young man around him.
Chapter completed!