¡Rurouni Hon Kumamoto e
¡Takeru Sato
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[Machine Translation] Takeru Sato goes on a wandering journey to meet the future of Japan. A road movie-like book in which actor Takeru Sato meets fascinating people in various parts of Kumamoto Prefecture and reflects on traditional Japanese culture and its future, which should be preserved. The new edition also includes a new cover visual, reportage on Kumamoto seven years after the disaster, and a message from Takeru Sato, who contributed to the new edition. This is a book that can be used as a guidebook that includes a record of the disaster that should not be forgotten, as well as attractive food, stores, scenery, and souvenirs. A portion of the profits from this book will be donated to support the reconstruction of Kumamoto. Japan has a declining birthrate, an aging population, and a shrinking population. Japanese people, who have always believed in a steady increase in population, now seem to be feeling somewhat anxious about the future. However, if we look at Japan from a more diverse perspective than just "money" and "economy," we may be able to find an uphill slope that we had not noticed before. If so, I decided to look at my own feet for a while, and in the summer of 2008, I decided to travel to Kumamoto, a place with which I have a close relationship as a filming location for my own movie. I also wanted to personally visit Kumamoto, which was severely damaged by the earthquake in April of that year. There I met the people of Kumamoto. Now that he has experienced the severity of the disaster and the strength of the people who are trying to overcome it, Ken Sato is thinking about the future, which has no answers. He is very excited about the future. Please visit Kumamoto with this book in hand. The joy of encounter that will come to each traveler will make you feel a richness that is different from that of money. Let's go! To Rurou no Tabi ("Ken Sato Goes to Kumamoto. )
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