火砕流で未完の修学旅行生の磁器「届けたい」 35年後に焼成へ

A group of junior high school students on a school trip in 1989 had their pottery creations destroyed by a pyroclastic flow. Thirty-five years later, the surviving students, now adults, are working to have these unfinished pieces fired and completed. They aim to finally deliver the pottery that was tragically interrupted by the natural disaster.

This story highlights the enduring impact of a past tragedy and the desire for closure and remembrance through the completion of a meaningful, albeit delayed, project.