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Japan
Even the seemingly long journey of poverty reduction must begin where we stand. To embark on that journey, legal professionals, academics or otherwise, should consider employing the art of storytelling as a powerful tool for enhancing awareness and inspiring action.
In Shibuya, where neon nights mask invisible struggles, I couldn’t look away. As a legal educator, I turned to storytelling to illuminate the forgotten — those fading into the neon glow of the city.
法廷で問われる「公正」という概念 二つの人生 一つの問い On Trial: An Idea of Fairness. Two Lives. One Question.
In the dazzling metropolis of Tokyo, a man seeks refuge in a cyber cafe, haunted by the memory of his brother, a self-taught violinist lost to suicide. “Bohemians" weaves a tapestry of urban life, from the vibrant streets of Shibuya to the hidden world of "net refugees."
From the poised elegance of Bach to the unapologetic pulse of BTS. What happens when a lawyer dares to metaphorically employ these artists to inspire students in the classroom?
“I want to live,” she articulates her aching desire. As an aspiring scientist, Yuki resorts to the power of future medical technology to conquer death.
Transcending a distance of time and space, we internally join the audience swaying, clapping, hoisting fists in the air, shouting — “Feed the world!” An exclamation point at Wembley.
Memories keep coming back. I drown my homesickness in my cup. This is a little ritual I affectionately call the “Emerald City for Five Minutes.”
生への希求から、クライオニクス（遺体冷凍保存）を選択する14歳の少女。イギリスの訴訟に基づいた小説。科学と信仰は相反するか？不老不死を求め科学に挑むことは、神に挑戦状をたたきつけることになるのか？