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<\/p>\nOn June 10, a talk event by TADA Tomomitsu and MORI Tatsuya was held.
\nTada has known Mori’s books and movies until now.This time they talked about crimes and punishments that Mori has reported as one of his theme. He\u00a0talked about Norwegian Criminal Justice he gatherd data in the past,.
\nIn Norway, punishment was tolerated about 40 years ago, now it is said that Norway is the lowest country in the recidivism rate. It was a talk about when he interviewed with a criminal scholar at Oslo University who was a key person of promoting tolerance, and also with inmates at the oldest prison in the area.<\/p>\n
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In the room where inmates live, he said that facilities such as television sets and kitchens\u00a0were set without inconveniences, and people had meals together\u00a0and relax.
\nThey live in a stable lifestyle with the rules of community life, also there is an environment they can receive education.
\nWe were surprised that it\u00a0was totally different from the situation in Japanese prison. The primary objective for prisoners is to be rehabilitated so that they live in society again rather than receiving punishment here.
\nHe said that a prisoner lived there led to mental stability and became a feeling that he would return to society.<\/p>\n
In addition, in the interview at the Ministry of Justice, an officer talked\u00a0about crimes.\u00a0 According to him, most crimes caused by three causes, “love, education shortage, poverty”. What society should do for criminals is to compensate for the shortage, which is said to be “punishment”.
\nInmates don\u2019t commit a crime again because they get back to society given jobs with their houses when they are released. As a result, the number of offenses in this country has decreased.
\nMori talked there\u00a0were the large number of recidivisms and the severe punishment currently occurring \u00a0in Japan, it\u00a0could\u00a0be said that it\u00a0was a harmful effect caused by strengthening the idea of excluding evil without forgiving.<\/p>\n
Tada also talked about staying in Norway for residence and research in the past. The artists broadcasted about their own exhibition on the radio, there was space for production for the Sunday painters. He felt that the way of artists is very different from Japan.<\/p>\n Through these talks, as examples of the way of punishment in Norway and the environment of the art experienced by Tada, we\u00a0saw the country of Japan from another angle. They also talked about Tada’s works produced with feeling violence and hatred, various emotions, life and death which are ubiquitous things people can not escape. On June 10, a talk event by TADA Tomomit … \u7d9a\u304d\u3092\u8aad\u3080 ![\"IMG_9880.jpg-\"](\"http:\/\/www.acac-aomori.jp\/wp\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/06\/IMG_9880.jpg-.jpg\")
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\nIn Japan, there are many organizations and groups that tend not to accept diverse ideas. Also, if we only know one thing, we will only accept it, but we need to go out to a different environment such as another country, and compare it with diverse ideas. They led to talk\u00a0about the way of art works never stayed in one way of thinking which deliver various interpretations depending on the viewer.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\nthe participants might have had an opportunity to look at individuals and society that can accept diverse ideas.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"