Society Disaster-stricken Monokatari Proliferates / Kang Nobuko / Yamauchi Hiroyasu

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Society
[Introduction to the Contents]
At the Rias Ark Museum in Kesennuma, there is an exhibition of the "disaster" caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake.
In 2019, Jiang Nobuko, who met this exhibition, started a workshop in Osaka to talk about the "disaster" in response to the "disaster".
People talk about the "disaster" in the face of the damaged thing.
The memory of the thing is connected with life through retelling.
It is like the origin of Jizo and Dosojin by the roadside.
The memory of the thing is connected with life through retelling.
The memory of the thing is connected with life through retelling.
The memory of the thing is connected with life through retelling.
The memory of the thing is connected with life through retelling.
It is a record of a small "storytelling" that emerges from the story of "reconstruction".
I end and beginning
"Respond to the disaster" and "the thoughts of the fisherman"
The Daigo Fukuryu Maru incident, and the ocean dumping of treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Ebesama, thank you for coming, Hidemi 武地
Wake up, Khilko masahiro Okamoto
Symposium 2 Planning of "Disaster" at the Kesennuma Rias Ark Museum of Art
Discussion 2 Akemi Yamauchi × Hiroyasu Yamauchi × Workshop Participant × Nobuko Kang
V to New Festival
Minamisanriku Meeting + Trip to Kesennuma
Nobuko Kawashima
Many authors, including Yokohama 棄郷 Note 』, 『 ; The voice of 『 reaches a thousand years from now ; 』, 『 Contemporary Preaching Collection 』, 『 ; born again ; 』, 『 ; Narration and Prayer 』, 『 ; Reminiscence of spring in the field of forgetfulness ; 』 (co-authored with Akemi YAMAUCHI).
Translated by Lee Sei-Shun, You Are in Heaven, Heo Johnsson, Jimmy Kaijo and Others (co-authored, Kim Soyeon, A Mathematician, Cho, Gumu Chew, Gumu Chew, and In the book "Don't just pretend to die", Yuji Emoto Shu. "
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