On September 27, the "Meet the first daughter (Hatsume)" exhibition will start at Hirosaki City Hyakusekicho Exhibition Hall (Hirosaki City Hyakusekicho).

First woman Sato, who presides over "Mori no Ischia" (Tokibanano Yudanaka) who provides food and accommodation to those who seek help with the belief that "food is life" and is also known as "Mother Teresa of Japan" The same exhibition, which was planned to pass on her to future generations.

The first woman was born in Aomori City in 1921 (Taisho 10) and died in 2016. In 1983 (Showa 58), the house was renovated and "Hirosaki Ischia" was founded. "Mori no Ischia" was established in 1992.

In the documentary film "Earth Symphony No. 2" released in 1995, he was in the spotlight because he co-starred with the Dalai Lama, and in the latter years both domestic and overseas from the story that "some people have eaten rice balls and stopped suicide" Opened "Omusubi Workshop".

On the 1st floor of the venue, you will find items such as your favorite items and the table in "Mori no Isukia". On the 2nd floor, photographs by more than 25 artists will be displayed and about 10 works such as "Earth Symphony No. 2" will be shown. A photo of the general public is also on display with the theme of "My first girl".

During the exhibition period, there will be a "Hirome's Hirosaki walk tour" around places related to the first woman, and a daily meeting to share memories with guests and staff under the theme of "sharing with friends."

In addition, "Mori no Ischia", which is not open to the public at the moment, will be open for a limited time. Opening hours are from 10:00 to 14:00. On the 28th, we will hold a hands-on meeting to make rice balls with Ischia staff. Participation fee = 500 yen. Prior application is required to the meeting place Indria (TEL 0172-34-6858, September 20th 10:00-13:00 only).

A person in charge of the exhibition's executive committee said, "If we can create a place where we can tell people who do not know Hatsume's activities and young people so that they can think of what they can do, rather than praise their achievements.

Holding time is from 10:00 to 19:00. free entrance. Until October 1st.