Please read the previous blog to know about the beginning of our Journey:)

Early in the next morning, I woke up suddenly, and thought about what I had just experienced.

I couldn't put into words to throughly express everything, but I felt helplessness for some reason.

I journaled asking lots of things to myself as I wrote.

It is really difficult to keep communicating with people in different positions.

Therefore, what is important is to keep the relationship goes on for a dialogue despite the difference, and to find, and realise what people share and have in common.

And most importantly, THAT is something what theatre art can do.

On that day, we decided to head to Holyhead Mountain where you can see the beautiful mother land, the Anglesey island. 

We hiked up to the viewpoint and saw the landscape of Welsh heart.

Nice wind, smell of ocean, hills, flowers, friendly people who were also hiking...

We felt so relieved after the intense day. And at the same time, we thought that they could lose all of this if something like Fukushima disaster happens here... That made us think even more.

The next people we met were Siwan and Carl.

Siwan told us a lot about Welsh heart, culture, language, and history.

Also she told us what Red Dragon means to the Welsh people.

Also, meeting Carl from People Against Wlyfa B(PAWB) was such a great experience for us.

He gave us his insight and it was very inspiring.

He also took us to the town where we met Dylan who is also a core member of PAWB.

We talked for a long time and they expressed their support for our work which we are very grateful.

After a long day, we all felt so content realising meeting people is everything.

That is what gives us power to move on.

Our journey continues. (to next blog :) )