[After the '94 Yonago Sculpture Symposium]
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Dear Yonago, Thank you very much for your kindness during the symposium. It was a hot summer that I felt the passion of the people involved in the symposium, and I was able to spend a lot of meaningful time with the first foreign sculptor.

We all hope to live in a rich and emotional city, and we are lightly wondering if art can play a role in it. When I think about how to achieve that, I don't have to worry about it, it's good, it's good, it's good, it's good.

Yonago's symposium has reached a turning point this year. After the symposium, I hope that Yonago City will take the lead in how to develop the town in the future, and pray for the development unique to Yonago.

When I stayed in Europe and Africa before, I learned about many cultures and lifestyles, and saw how humans are adapting to each, and I was impressed that the same person has such breadth and potential. I remember what I did. What I think about having the opportunity to work with a German sculptor at Yoneko this time is that we tend to have a one-sided view and way of thinking as Japanese people, but the spirit that is inherent in us personally. In order to satisfy the breadth of the work, I feel that there is a quick way to solve it by reconsidering one's actions from a different perspective and a different way of thinking.

While writing this, I can think of the people who were taken care of by Yonago again. Thank you very much.