Mieko Kamiya, "On Ikigai" May 2018 (100 Minutes to Masterpieces) Mook, Eisu Wakamatsu, NHK Publishing The "light" at the bottom of suffering and sorrow. How to regain lost "ikigai" --. Based on the hints of "hope found in the figures of patients living in extreme situations" drawn by Mieko Kamiya, who worked as a psychiatrist at the Nagashima Aiseien Sanatorium for Hansen's disease patients in Okayama Prefecture, we will consider the meaning of facing difficulties in the face of the Great East Japan Earthquake and the Kumamoto Earthquake. Kanzo Uchimura, "Representative Japanese" January 2016 (100 Minutes to Masterpieces) Mook, Eisu Wakamatsu, NHK Publishing Through the lives of "Representative Japanese" such as Takamori Saigo, Yozan Uesugi, Sontoku Ninomiya, Toju Nakae, and Nichiren, Kanzo Uchimura wrote his own spiritual autobiography. Touching on the lecture record "The Greatest Legacy for Posterity," he finds the meaning of life in the "mission to be inherited." A book to save the lost "soul" of the modern age without ikigai. We will use recycled materials.