Facing Emotional Wounds Through Filmmaking: Children in Noto Create Scripts Incorporating Their Experiences
A program in Noto, Japan, helps children facing emotional trauma from disasters confront their feelings through the process of making a short film.
Announcement of Ishikawa Prefectural Governor Election, Incumbent and Challenger Candidates Registered, Reconstruction of Noto Peninsula as Major Contention
The Ishikawa Prefectural Governor election has been announced, featuring three candidates competing over the reconstruction of the Noto Peninsula as a pivotal issue.
Demonstration Research on 'Off-Grid Village' in Noto, Aiming for Resilient Communities by Kanazawa University
Kanazawa University has initiated a demonstration project in Noto to develop a sustainable 'off-grid village' model, leveraging advanced technology to ensure self-sufficiency in water and electricity.
Two Years Since the Noto Earthquake: Memories That Can Now Be Shared Collecting Photographs to Preserve 'That Day'
The article reflects on the memories of the Noto Peninsula earthquake two years later, emphasizing the importance of sharing experiences that may have been too painful to discuss immediately after the event.
The Light of Hope from Kobe to Noto: A Split Lantern Before the Fallen 'Window Rock' as a New Beacon
In a memorial event to honor victims of the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake, the 'Light of Hope' from Kobe was lit at a park in Noto, marking a new symbol after the 'Window Rock' collapsed during the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake.
A positive anomaly: FDI gains 4 points since taking office
A survey indicates that Giorgia Meloni's government has seen a positive anomaly in public support, gaining 4 points since taking office, according to pollster Antonio Noto.