Hearing the Voices of the Coronavirus Crisis / Kenichi Yasuoka / Osaka University's Japanese Studies Program "Coronavirus and University" Project

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Let me hear your "story". University students listen to the oral history of the coronavirus crisis.
Oral history of the people living in Ichinoi during the coronavirus crisis from the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic to 2022.
Students of Osaka University who learn "Oral History" listen to and record people's memories and experiences. They listen to the story of the disaster and compile it by their own hands based on the practice in the seminar class at the university. It contains the stories of people around them, mainly students including international students, their families and university teachers.
From the interview in 2020
From the interview in 2021
From foreign students who have been thrown away in Shodo Island, foreign students who have been thrown away in education during the coronavirus crisis, students who have been at a crossroads in Heidelberg, friendships who pass through the "emergency situation" and others.
From the interview in 2022
From managing the campus during the coronavirus crisis - "Osaka University Standards of Activities"
From "Going out" in the coronavirus crisis
From the interview in 2014
From managing the campus during the coronavirus crisis - "Osaka University's Standards of Activities"
From "Going out" in the coronavirus crisis
From the interview in 1979
Born in Kobe.
Day 1
Day 2
From "Going out" in the coronavirus crisis
Chapter 3 From the booth at the University Festival.
From the interview in
Day 1
From "Advanced Modern Japanese History
Degree of Agriculture (Doctor of Kyoto University)
From" Interview / Oral History "by Takuji Iwagi et al. Agricultural history of 『" others "Korean Residents in Japan, evacuees, pioneer farmers, immigrants in 』, Kyoto University Academic Press,." Interview / Oral History "by Takuji 『, et al. ed. Japanese history" 』 Minerva Shobo, 2022. Written jointly with Haruna Nakamura, Daisuke Oshida Sawamura, and Juri Fukuyama, "Leaving and using' a story' : an example of the postwar repatriation project in Kuba Saki, Iida City" 『 Japanese Oral History Study 』 18, 2022. From "Contents"
Introduction
Oral history of the coronavirus crisis