Rest in Peace, Yamazaki

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Rest in Peace, Yamazaki

 

Fifty-four years ago, on October 8, 1967, my friend Hiroaki Yamazaki lost his life during the anti-Vietnam war struggle.

He was 18 years old. The film "After You  Died" was made by filmmaker Mr. Daishima, who interviewed many of Yamazaki's old friends who fought with him. He visited the Himalayas the year before last, and along with the interviews, I danced a series of dances that I have been doing for several years, "Yamazaki, Revive! which I have been dancing for several years. A part of it is shown in this film. I will soon be in my eternal sleep. But I wonder if one day I will be able to sleep in peace.

 


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