#02 自分と地域の歴史との接続性

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第二回のテーマは、「自分と地域の歴史との接続性」をテーマに、Waraji Radioを始めた動機について語ります。＃クリエイティビティ #ジェネレーションギャップ #大量生産 #祭り #限界集落 #人口動態 #視点の喪失 #アイデンティティ #TikTok #ジャンジロー #身体的理解 #グローバリズム #デジタル化写真は、僕が生まれ育った住宅街です。

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