Hibiya Park. Peace On Earth 2013
Moment of silence. March 11 14:46.
A Moment Of Silence.
Yesterday I spent the 2 year anniversary of the devastating Tohoku tsunami in Tokyo remembering the people who lost their lives and supporting those fighting for a clean and peaceful future.
This weekend remember Fukushima
Tokyo Event March 10th and 11th: Peace On Earth
For those of you outside of Japan: The music festival entitled “ No Nukes 2013” on the 9th & 10th of March organized by Ryuichi Sakamoto featuring 16 acclaimed bands/artists united in their commitment to voice “LIVE without Nuclear Power”, will be live-streamed via Ustream. HERE
嵯峨野竹林 Sagano Bamboo Forest, Kyoto.
The illusion of separateness we create in order to utter the words ‘I am’ is part of our problem in the modern world. We have always been far more a part of great patterns on the globe than our fearful egos can tolerate knowing… To preserve nature is to preserve the matrix through which we can experience our souls and the soul of the planet."– Walter Christie, Psychology as if the Whole Earth Mattered
平安神宮 Heian Shrine, Kyoto.
After Fukushima: families on the edge of meltdown
After Fukushima: families on the edge of meltdown
"We are all responsible," she says. "We voted for the plant to be built, we wanted the material benefits it would bring."
Snow in Kyoto.
Tea and snow in Kyoto.
Japan’s flow from a nuclear past to a renewable future.
Japan's flow from a nuclear past to a renewable future.
A very interesting read available as a free PDF.
Fresh Currents was put together from a network of writers associated with Kyoto Journal.
Aida Makoto: Monument For Nothing
Aida Makoto: Monument For Nothing
This is an interesting show I saw in Tokyo a few weeks ago.
Aida Makoto: Monument For Nothing