#18 Let's 未来編多様な視点・世界観のごった煮

from Waraji Radio · host Kan Gyo Commons

今回は新たな試みとして「未来編」をやってみました。Waraji Radioは、文献や教科書には載っていない野の歴史、生きた歴史未来社会の手がかりを探す番組と言っておきながら、未来要素が少ないということで、未来編を作った経緯について語りました。戦後を生きた人の話、時代の移り変わり、多様な世界が混在する、飛行機から見た空の話、月の神様とアルテミス号、世界の見方など。写真は、飛行機から見た純白の雲の写真。雲の下には雲の上がそんな景色になってるとは想像していない人たちが暮らしている。気づかないすぐそばに別世界があるんだなと。

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