I found this in Yamazaki's diary. This is cool and classic!
I was moved by this movie, and am moved by Yamazaki's comment. Thank you.
This tells many things about the jury system, which will be introduced to Japan. I think this is very very serious.
Just today, my youngest daughter who is now working at Mori Museum in Roppoingi Hills, has received a summon for jury in December in NYC. As an American citizen, she has to be present there on the day, as it is a public duty.
I was at Omiya today for 'English Teaching Forum,' and
have just come back.
It really was meaningful.
Yamazaki:
All the teachers agreed that Speaking and participation
are very important.
Tomoyo:
Yes, it is very difficult for a man/woman to
judge other man/woman.
Especially, the case of Japan is only for
heavy crime like murder.
I just wonder how I can judge.
As for 12 kind Japanese, it is interesting that
jury includes femaie, while 12 angry men are all men,