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The site operator, Atsushi Oka, has been active for more than 30 years as a jazz guitarist, programmer, and language researcher.

He spent 12 years living overseas, mainly in Southeast Asia, including Thailand, Laos, and China, and acquired Thai, Lao, Chinese, English, and dialectal varieties of Japanese.

Based on his experience in both musical performance and language acquisition, he developed original rhythm theories such as Tatenori Theory, the Offbeat Count Method, and Distributed Groove Theory.

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