[Main contents]
・Expectations as a vision for saving the nation and the world
・Challenges in constructing a Japan-Korea tunnel and overcoming them
・Formation of a Northeast Asian community
・New proposals for the development of Tsushima
・Geopolitical considerations for the Bering Strait Tunnel
Author: Hirofumi Sato, Chairman
Publisher: International Highway Foundation
A5 size, 192 pages
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We are attempting to "construct" a highway of peace - an international highway and Japan-Korea tunnel - that integrates religion, art, economics, science and technology using intelligent design (optimal design theory).
It is an "objectively viewed spirit" or "expressed life" created by the organic harmony between the idea to be expressed and the means of expression. Seeing this kind of spirit in religion, art, and culture is the mainstream view in the history of culture and civilization, not only in Europe and the United States but also in Japan.
In this chaotic world, peace is something that must be won. The warriors of Tsushima hid their women and children in the mountains of Tsushima and personally fought back against the Yuan army of 100,000 men, all of whom were killed. We are their descendants, and we have lived on in this way ever since.
It is not something that arises from a concept, but rather an eternal and beautiful "expression of life" that is created only when it wells up from the depths of awareness. It is a tradition that has been passed down across time, ethnic groups, and customs. The ideal of true tradition is both restoration and the future. It is filled with progress and light. By coming into contact with the fruits of the activities and passion of the ancients, one is enlightened, corrects one's own path, and accumulates the passion and energy for the next leap forward. Introducing newness into tradition means creating something that did not exist within oneself.
Hirofumi Sato's (Chairman of the International Highway Foundation) recent book, "The Great Road of Peace: International Highway and Japan-Korea Tunnel," is a historical summary of these "expressors of history" and at the same time suggests a direction for creating new traditions in the future. It is the core of "something certain" that is integrated with "science and technology."
What sets this book apart is the meaning of "The Great Path of Peace," namely, above all, the respect for humanity that permeates the entire book. This will not only resonate with those of me who study the "expression of human inner sensibility," but I am convinced that it will also provide extremely meaningful information to all humanity on Earth.
May 11, 2018
From Nagasaki, the city of the atomic bomb, the city of peace, the city of prayer
Katsuyuki Kawaguchi (Chairman of the Nagasaki Prefectural Council for the Promotion of the Japan-Korea Tunnel, former professor at Nagasaki University, Doctor of Engineering)
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