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- Vol. 7 Protectors and Preparation
- SCOUT is Shizuoka City’s off-road disaster response motorcycle team established following the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in 1995. SCOUT was deployed shortly after the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 and after the series of severe earthquakes that hit Kumamoto in 2016 to help gather information from the ground, leveraging the mobility advantages innate to motorcycles. This squad of protectors is constantly training in order to always be prepared when emergency strikes.
- Vol. 6 Tipping the Scales from the Air
- Beautiful Norfolk Island on the Pacific Ocean is home to around 2,200 residents and is a roughly three-hour flight from Sydney. Several endemic species of plants and birds also call the island home, but are under threat of going extinct. Fueled by their connection to and respect for the island’s natural environment, the people of Norfolk are working to protect its native inhabitants from an invasive and destructive species of ant.
- Vol. 5 Of Family and the Farm
- The father once declared that the family’s days as rice farmers would end with his generation...but something later changed his mind. The aging of crop producers in Japan continues to accelerate and the country’s agriculture industry is facing a severe shortage of younger farmers to keep it healthy into the next generation. With the advent of new farming methods, tools, and his daughter’s resolve, the father sets off on a new challenge with his daughter, believing that sticking to convention may not always be the right answer.
- Vol. 4 The Soft Ripples of Canal Waters
- The town of Otaru once served as a gateway to Hokkaido during its era of development, and the town prospered thanks to its canal and the small boats that plied it. A man born and raised there recalls how he felt a profound sense of duty to help revive this asset of his hometown, which was in danger of vanishing. It led him to start a canal cruise service and he now believes that, “With the canal alive again, it grows cleaner.”
- Vol. 3 Sharing the Sea’s Blessings
- It has been ten years since the mammoth tsunami that hit Japan on March 11 and brought untold devastation to the country’s northeastern coastline. At Hideshima’s fishing port in Iwate Prefecture, a solitary scallop boat, the Ryushomaru, sits proudly in the water. Its captain, Masahiko Taiko, explains how he wants to communicate the allure of the sea and fishery to future generations and for more people to learn of its many wonders, not just from the delicious scallops his boat harvests but the many other hopes and dreams for the future the craft carries onboard.
- Vol. 2 Nurturing Forests Rich in Sound
- 日本北部北海道岛北见广袤的森林曾经构成丰富的自然资源。为了让雅马哈的乐器和他们制作的音乐在 100 年后得以保留，雅马哈公司材料采购小组的一名成员走在森林地面上，对树木进行调查。但他一直想知道是否真的没有其他方法可以分析大片森林。今天，一架工业用无人驾驶直升机飞越北见天空的树冠，用机载激光设备快速绘制森林地图。
- 卷。 1 移动性将人们聚集在一起
- 广岛县福山鞆浦区的居民中，约有一半是老年人。在这里，雅马哈绿色慢行项目的小型电动推车缓慢地载着当地老人和来访的游客在狭窄而陡峭的街道上上下移动。为了让家乡的人们出行更方便，当地一家出租车公司的负责人与社区密切合作，帮助提供第一英里和最后一英里的解决方案。
