Just as there are skiing and skating activities in the cold winter, let's view the Great Depression and panic
as opportunities to revive the harsh yet rich human relationships that were once commonplace.

Voices of panic and panic can be heard from nowhere

However, the numbers announced there were abstract tofu-making units like 10 trillion (cho) and 100 trillion (cho).
like the smell of croquettes from the butcher shop and tofu floating in pure, cold well water.
even though life was poor, it was surrounded by tangible things,
Money, like 5-yen and 10-yen coins, could be used to buy things and had a distinctive metallic smell.

The extravagant wealth that is like a luxury cruise ship can quickly turn into anxiety and panic.
What we will lose is the skyscrapers that soar to the heavens.
What we will regain is trust, the voice of humanity, and the strength to be self-reliant
. After all, we cannot take material wealth with us to the afterlife. We must not lament the loss of such wealth, and
this country, which has no resources to begin with, will always have to rely on wisdom.

The Nobel Prize, which shone brightest in an era still surrounded by poverty,
is returning to a time when paper, pencils, and nothing else to lose can revive courage.