Mitsuru Arai from Hokkaido and translates and composes “Sen no Kaze ni Natte (A Thousand Winds)”, entered Otsuchi for a special lecture to be held at the Otsuchi Central Community Center tomorrow, on August 11th.
Prior to the lecture, he visited “Wind Phone” today and called the mother of a former midwife who died at the age of 91.
When I asked if he was connected to her mother, he said, “She was able to hear a faint voice.”
Sheep are kept in Hokkaido, and they are allowed to take a walk around 5 pm.
I sincerely look forward to the lecture on the anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake tomorrow, on the 11th.