Source: Japanese Design Station
"I'm from Japan, my name is Maezawa Yusaku, you can also call me AMZ." Finally, I can say that I can tell you that I chose to go to the moon. ”
Yes, the Japanese billionaire was the first passenger to land on the moon.
He bought SpaceX's starship charter trip, becoming the first space visitor in a decade to travel to the International Space Station at his own expense. He is also the first Japanese civilian visitor to the International Space Station (ISS).
His actual actions tell you that if you have money, you can really go to heaven!
100 things planned to do in space
In October, Maezawa tomosaku collected 100 fun events that could be completed in space online in the hope of sharing his experience in space with the public.
We can see on his YouTube that these small things, such as playing badminton with Russian astronaut Misurkin in zero gravity, breaking the wrist with the commander of the space station, and dropping paper airplanes in weightless environments, etc., he shared them all on social platforms.
There are also some casual shots, and a time lapse he shot at the International Space Station basically shot a full circle of the space station around the earth.
You see, there is such an idle person on the space station who is also very good, and he can shoot more small films like this for people on our earth to see.
Such space behavior sharing, we are still very acceptable ~ ~
· What is it like to go to the toilet in space?·
What's more, Maezawa Yukisaku introduced the toilet on the space station, as a billionaire Japanese tycoon, personally appeared on camera to demonstrate the "size number", and it was also very hard.
The tools for the station's poop are similar to toilets, and there are disposable garbage bags that can be automatically tightened after pulling.
Urinals are more technically challenging, similar to the general operation of vacuum cleaners, aiming at physiological parts, opening suction, and ensuring that urine can go where it should go, rather than floating in the air to cause pollution.
At the same time, in order not to float up when you go to the toilet, you have to get your feet stuck in a fixed position.
At this time, the human spirit of seeking truth and asking questions began to play again:
"How do peeing and stool work at the same time?" What if the urinal sucks the egg? Does not gravity cause constipation and hemorrhoids? ”
· Brushing your teeth in space is not easy either.
Because everything is in a lost weight, toothpaste, toothbrush, water, and floating Maezawa Yusaku, even the little thing of brushing your teeth becomes very interesting.
The water droplets will fly into the air like glass balls, uncontrollably, and if you want toothpaste to get wet with water to brush your teeth, you must first grab the flying water droplets.
Again, the big premise is that you have to control yourself. As with the toilet, get your feet stuck in a fixed position.
After brushing your teeth, you can only spit the mouthwash on the cotton cloth to allow the moisture to absorb.
During the 12-day journey to space, Maezawa Gave full play to his subjective initiative and lived an ordinary life in space. Christmas is not possible, and without Santa Claus, I can be myself.
The 100 little things performed and the captain's wrist wrench, in the case of weightlessness, seemed indistinguishable.
·“ Like a schoolboy going on an outing" ·
In May, 46-year-old Maezawa announced his trip to the space station. Before the launch, he underwent rigorous training at the Gagarin Astronaut Training Center outside Moscow.
Maezawa Yusaku had previously posted photos of his training on social media, such as this one of putting a 10-centimeter-high piece of wood under the leg of the bed, making the foot of the bed high and low, so that blood flowed to his head while he slept.
"I felt like a schoolboy going on an outing."
Maezawa Said at a press conference before the launch, "I didn't think I could go into space. I used to love the stars and celestial bodies. I was lucky that I had this opportunity and finally made my dream come true. ”
This year was the year of the explosion of private space travel, from Branson's voyage to the edge of space in a Virgin Galactic space plane to Bezos's aboard the Blue Origin spacecraft, a brief departure from Earth with enough wealth.
But such a "billionaire space race" has also been opposed by some, who see these as "vanity projects" that have not led to any progress in science.
However, in the live broadcasting industry, it may be a qualitative leap.
Maezawa Aisaku, Japanese "Wang Sicong"
This private trip to the moon, preliminary estimates will require at least: 7000000000 yen.
Don't count, about 3.8 billion yuan.
You may not have heard of Himezawa Maezawa, but he is a household name in Japan.
It is not unfounded to say that he is a Japanese "Wang Sicong", because he is often active on social media networks, and many fans like his personality charm.
With a high school education, he was worth $2.9 billion in 2018. Maezawa founded Start Today Co in 1998, and its online fashion retail website Zozotown is Japan's premier shopping portal.
Moreover, Maezawa Yusaku is also an art collector, and he has circled a large number of trendy friends: dinner with Takashi Murakami, KAWS calls for him, and even Xiao Lizi and Zhou Dong are his regular customers.
In 2017, Maezawa also spent more than $100 million on a painting by artist Jean Michel Basquiat.
In 2019, Yusaku Mazawa tweeted that he would select 100 fans from the retweets and give each 1 million yen, which directly allowed Maezawa Tomosaku to break the retweet record of Twitter, which was a bold one.
Rich people standard luxury cars, watches, private jets he did not less hoard.
Tens of millions of jumping sports cars, others can have one or two is almost the same, even if there is no time to drive out, buy back the parking garage to look good, Bugatti Vihang top sports car, in order to prevent dust, he also covered the car.
The world's first tourbillon watch that can only be worn while playing golf, Richard Miller RM027, the world's limited edition of 38 pieces, was also included in his pocket.
To watch the World Cup in Russia, it was a luxury private plane worth 400 million yuan, and even the cushions on the plane were Hermès.
He also posted a dynamic on social media, "Go to Hawaii with the company's employees, or travel with friends, everyone is very happy, it is good to buy this." ”
In the selection of these "status symbols", he is a thorough "face control", he has been collecting contemporary art works since about ten years ago, he has never hired any art consultants, and he has never consulted others on the works of art.
"If I think it's really valuable to me, I'm willing to put all my assets in."
After achieving his wealth freedom, Maezawa Yusaku began to want to play something different, and like most ordinary people, Maezawa Yusaku's childhood dream was to go to the moon.
I would like to ask you, what is it like to watch others realize their dreams?
Spend more money?
"The more money is spent, the more you spend" is Maezawa's life creed, in his view, only by constantly spending money can he and the company continue to grow.
"Only by spending money hard can you get unexpected things, experience experiences that you have never had, meet unexpected people, and all these experiences that you spend money will become part of your own growth "food", and when you notice this, you have already harvested personal growth. ”
And after growing up, you will earn more money than before, but also spend more money, thus achieving further growth, so that the infinite cycle continues, people will become more and more high, and the money itself does not decrease.
In his view, spending money is one of the means to happiness, "life is only once, you have to live happily." If you can't do that, it's because you haven't tried to be happy. ”
Stuck in the old iron, I really want to try to experience the happiness of the first person who paid to land on the moon in Maezawa's style.