At a turning point

A singer, Mr. Masaharu Fukuyama, is telling in the AERA paper.
"I try to send language more clearly and visually in 2011. For example, "pursuing a rainbow" and "the other side of that empty" are ambiguous and poetic. "
On the tour resumed after the earthquake disaster, the showy set which consumes electric power was stopped and the East Japan aid sheet which presents a profit to a stricken area was prepared.
The 2nd contamination of the Nagasaki native is located on a stage, saying "I living now do my best vigorously more than the former."
It becomes half a year from that by the end of tomorrow.
Repeated calls of "Japan which will do its best" do not lead to disaster victims' life reconstruction easily, either.
It is the real support where it seems to required one that Mr. Fukuyama takes the lead by music.
Tey need not a rainbow but an umbrella.
The photograph which tells an untouched stricken area was seen in a newspaper the other day.
It was Namie-cho, Fukushima near an accident nuclear power plant.
The herd of the cow which became wild is scuttling the weed-grown schoolyard.
The watch zone has been radiation-contaminated.
There are many Local Governments such as Miyagi and Iwate Prefecture in which a recovery program is not solidified from the delay in correspondence of the government, and disaster victims cannot draw a future plan.
Fukuoka try to aid the product of Fukushima.
But this plan was stopped by the protest "don't scatter radioactivity."
It is the thought which was able to thrust the sad distance with a northeast before also as a part of voice.
Whenever we experiences a distant disaster, an outsider cannot usually have thinking other people's affairs in the disaster of the whole country.
I would like to be concerned earnestly.
At a turning point, we have to consider the light and the darkness involving an earthquake disaster more.