19Sun Real Fes

9/19(Lunar Holidays)Move your heart and live
has ended successfully.

Due to the approach of a giant typhoon once in decades, 15:00Harukas will be closed, and I contacted you during the preparations for the festival on the day.
Although I started ahead of schedule, only Tori's "caregiver" was able to cry and cry because of the time problem of the performers, and I was able to do the rest.

In particular, the dementia supporter training course in the morning was a great success, with more than 30 people out of a capacity of 20 people!
It was a gentle and fun lecture by the lecturer, Isao Hasaki, and it was 90 minutes in no time.
Put an orange ring on your arm as soon as possible.
"It was good~", "I will talk to you even if it's a trivial thing~", "I learned", etc.


In the afternoon, we talked to three people with juvenile dementia.
"What was it like when you were diagnosed with dementia?"
"How do you want to live now?"
"What are you having trouble with?"
He spoke slowly in his own words without hiding it.

I was very impressed by what he said, "I want to live a life that is useful to people."
Whether I have dementia or not, I learned once again how to live as a person.

After that, "Brain Training Casino"! !
This is a place where people who are suffering from dementia and those who are starting to worry about it can have fun and create a place to connect with nature while having fun.


The last one is the "Shining Senior HANASAKA Project".
Even from the perspective of the younger generation, we asked three seniors who live a way of life that is not bound by common sense, which makes them feel like they are pointed ~ and talked about it.
"If you were to sell your life, how much would it be?"
"Is there anyone of the opposite sex who is excited about it right now?"
There is laughter and respect.
I felt that there is a brilliance that comes from old age.


There were also various other workshops, and the staff was able to carry out the event together under the threat of a typhoon.


It was good that both the staff and visitors seemed to enjoy their own "Niyokatsu".

Thank you very much.