"My Birthday Surprise"
was created especially for

Takuya Kimura

with love from
Mariko and Keita
May 21, 2006 

          Yes, it was birthday time
     again, May 21th. Takuya Kimura of
     Yamanashi, had reached yet another
     major plateau in his life - age 38.


          Takuya was a high flier, a born
     leader, and a man of many
     accomplishments. There was no
     doubt about it - Takuya was a legend
     in his own mind. 

       Shingo, Goro and Masahiro had apent
    a lot of time developing a theme
    for this special birthday party.
    It wa

                     Takuya Kimura
              The ten keys to success
                          in your life

        Obviously, the theme was a
    very popular one. The party room
    was packed. 

        Takuya and the rest of the party
   group were quiet when Shingo, Goro
   and Masahiro announced the first key
   to his success.

           "Always be full of hot air."

        Takuya had devoted much of his
   life to achieving this goal. Those
   who knew him agreed that he was
   definitely full of it. 

   Believing that

 "No mountain is too hard to climb"

   was another component of the success
   formula for Takuya.

       Anyone who had ever seen Takuya
   demolish a mountain of ice cream
   topped with whipped cream and a
   cherry realized the truth of this
   statement. He could whittle it down
   in seconds. 

       The excitement of the party
   had almost been too much for
   everyone. They decided to briefly
   interrupt this spell-binding
   "Success Story" and have Takuya open
   his many gifts.

       Nobody had trouble buying Takuya
   a present. After all, what can't
   you buy for a man who needs
   everything? 

       The saga of Takuya continued. The
   next key to his success was

    "Enjoy the sweet things in life."

      There are many sweet things in
   life: the presence of a wonderful
   companion, adventure-filled vacations
   and lots of money.

      Whenever Takuya wanted to enjoy
   sweet things, he went to his pantry.
   This was the only source of sweet
   things for Takuya. 

   To really be successful, you must

    "Only play games you can win."

       Talented individuals like Takuya
   pride themselves on their athletic
   and business prowess.Very few
   adults had ever beaten Takuya at any
   of his favorite games. Everybody
   knew he would have a temper tantrum
   if they did. 

    Takuya always maintained that, to be
    successful, you must

     "Picture yourself as you want
                           to be."

        Takuya thought that once he was
    successful, his portrait would be
    hung in the homes of all of his
    friends. 

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