"Open Mado" published by DAIHATU

2021

The third issue of the free magazine "Open Mado" published by DAIHATU is set in Hokkaido to Tohoku. In an area that is too large, I have a mission to "meet my favorite people in my favorite places", relying on the memories of the earthquake disaster in Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, and a handmade map of a young woman I met at a cafe in Aoyama, Tokyo. I headed north. I haven't talked about it in this magazine, but first of all, I went to Sendai for the first human dock examination in my life. From there, I went to Kesennuma, where I made several friends after the earthquake. Check the progress of reconstruction again. We had a banquet at the usual Karakuwa inn, seeing the huge seawall that was designed to be close to people's lives. After that, we had a branding strategy meeting at a friend's shop and went to Ofunato via Rikuzentakata. While worrying about the time of the Sanriku Railway, which has a small number of trains, I was glad that I could meet the scenery where human activities and nature are in harmony when I desperately ran through the vast land that was far larger than I could see on the map! With the momentum, I went further north on Sanriku. You can see the Tohoku human journey that has run to Miyako from the link.

client_name ： DAIHATU

URL ：「まどをあけて」NO.03

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