What is the 'Archives Project'?

It is an initiative by the Sawakami Foundation to record as video the disappearing traditions, culture, skills, and activities of local communities, and pass them on to the next generation.

What kind of dream does the Sawakami Foundation envision?

To create a society where future children can naturally think 'I want to live like that' by seeing the adults around them, fostering kindness and empathy.

What kind of activities have been carried out in the past?

The foundation has been involved in conservation activities of the historical pilgrimage route in Kumano, Wakayama Prefecture, including maintenance and repairs.

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We Will Create a Society Where People Think "I Want to Be This Kind of Adult" #April Dream

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Sawakami Foundation announced the 'Archives Project' as part of the April Dream campaign, a new initiative to record fading local culture and traditions on video to pass them on to the next generation.

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Q: What is the 'Archives Project'?: A: It is an initiative by the Sawakami Foundation to record as video the disappearing traditions, culture, skills, and activities of local communities, and pass them on to the next generation.
Q: What kind of dream does the Sawakami Foundation envision?: A: To create a society where future children can naturally think 'I want to live like that' by seeing the adults around them, fostering kindness and empathy.
Q: What kind of activities have been carried out in the past?: A: The foundation has been involved in conservation activities of the historical pilgrimage route in Kumano, Wakayama Prefecture, including maintenance and repairs.