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18 May 2009

Hide Enomoto on Transition in Japan

I stumbled across The World’s Next Breath yesterday, and there was an interview with Hide Enomoto from Japan.  Hide is the founder of Transition Fujino, passionate Transition advocate in Japan, and all round really lovely guy.  This interview offers a fascinating update on how things are going in Japan.

Transition Town Japan: Hidetake Enomoto from UNUChannel on Vimeo.

Categories: General, Transition Initiatives

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3 Comments

Steve Atkins
18 May 10:37am

That feels like a considered and calm overview of, with no panic.

Transition has spread globally over the past year at a phenomenal rate, it makes me wonder how much is going to happen in another 12 months?

Fortunately with the subtitles I’m able to understand what he is talking about!

; )

Jennifer Lauruol
18 May 3:16pm

Japan’s Fukuoka’s One Straw Revolution was the seminal book that gave rise to permaculture. Can it be republished and made available again in Japan?

Darren Woodiwiss
19 May 7:08pm

And of course Hiro played a mean game of football at the 2008 transition conference.

Good to see that he is getting somewhere.