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Sending Heartfelt Support to Disaster-Stricken Areas

Summary by 熊本日日新聞社
Ryoichi Wago, a poet residing in Fukushima Prefecture, sent four poems to the disaster-stricken area a month after the Kumamoto earthquake. ▼One of them, "To Mount Aso," which is on display at the Kumamoto City Museum of Contemporary Art, begins with "."
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Sending Heartfelt Support to Disaster-Stricken Areas

Ryoichi Wago, a poet residing in Fukushima Prefecture, sent four poems to the disaster-stricken area a month after the Kumamoto earthquake. ▼One of them, "To Mount Aso," which is on display at the Kumamoto City Museum of Contemporary Art, begins with "<I will continue to live / in Kumamoto / in my hometown / on the land>."

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news on Monday, April 13, 2026.
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