ZOOM Talk Session "Reverence for the Forest and Views on Life and Death"

The other day (June 18th), we welcomed Dr. Sugishita from Onoma Clinic in Yakushima as a guest and held a Zoom talk on "Reverence for the forest and views on life and death."

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Kaleido Forest Co., Ltd. will be hosting monthly ZOOM talk sessions, inviting various guests.
It was the first time, and the response was overwhelming.
We have also received inquiries from people who missed the live performance about the archive, so we have quickly uploaded the live footage on YouTube.
The videos currently being uploaded are almost uncut.

This is something that I would love for many people to see.

I plan to edit and upload them one by one to make them easier to read.
Professor Sugishita was staying in Africa.
The book also includes book introductions, photographs, and documents about medical care and life in Africa over the past 20 years, as well as views on life and death.

What is the value of life and what does it mean to be alive?
The value of life does not change even if there are differences in environment or values.
This talk made me think deeply about the view of life and death, as mentioned in the title, which I had only vaguely imagined.
There are many things that you won't understand just by being in Japan.
This content will broaden your horizons and provide a new breakthrough for you to look at yourself.
This is a valuable story that is hard to hear.

If you're interested, please come along. It's about an hour long.