In the first half of the twentieth century, even Awaji ningyo joruri started to die out. However, thanks to the efforts of people who wanted to preserve the tradition, the Awaji Puppet Theater Company was formed in 1964 and, with the cooperation of one city and ten villages(now three cities), the Association of Awaji Ningyo Joruri was established.
Andrew McNamara talks about his experience of studying examples from the Great East Japan Earthquake and the Great Hanshin Awaji Earthquake with government administrators, educators, NGO employees, journalists, researchers, and community leaders involved in disaster prevention in the Asia-Oceania region Report on case studies of town revitalization efforts.
His proposals include a"foundation town" of flower beds planted in towns from which the wooden houses have been swept away leaving only concrete foundations; an idea borrowing from a suggestion he made after the Great Hanshin- Awaji Earthquake of using rubble to build the Unosumai River mouth systems tract, a landform acting as a tidal barrier; and a"Fukushima No. 1 Power Station Shrine" featuring a traditional Japanese-style roof over the reactor housing.
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