御巣鷹山・日航機墜落40年…犠牲者の元JAL英会話講師をアメリカ人の友人が初の慰霊登山【ガイアの夜明け】
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The Japan Airlines Flight 123 crash, the world's deadliest single-aircraft crash, claimed the lives of 520 people. Among the victims were 22 foreigners. One of them was Ward Warwick, an American who was 26 years old at the time. He came to Japan in 1982 as an exchange student at California State University. Jason, who studied Japanese at Waseda University and was an English conversation instructor for JAL at the time of the accident, was studying abroad with Ward and now appears before a television camera for the first time. He identified Ward's body at the time and kept his memories to himself after returning home. He climbed Mount Osutaka for the first time, fulfilling a promise he had made 40 years ago with his friend.
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だから8月12日は忘れられない。
福知山線の列車事故や船の事故もだけど、交通安全は本当に何を置いても一番大事ですね。
遠きオランダの地より、ご冥福をお祈り申し上げます。。。
何倍もの怖さだったことと思います。
毎年必ず夏にはご冥福をお祈りしている痛ましい事故です。
もう2度と、このような哀しい事故が起こらないようにみんなで安全を心掛けたいです。
御巣鷹山・日航機墜落40年…犠牲者の元JAL英会話講師をアメリカ人の友人が初の慰霊登山【ガイアの夜明け】
テレ東BIZ ダイジェスト
534,622 views
▼Watch the full program (43 minutes) here▼
https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/gaia/vod...
▼An episode that didn't make it into the main program: "The former 'support team' who participated in 500 memorial climbs"▼
https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/gaia/vod...
▼Register for a "TV Tokyo BIZ" membership here▼
https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/lp/?utm_...
The Japan Airlines Flight 123 crash, the world's deadliest single-aircraft crash, claimed the lives of 520 people. Among the victims were 22 foreigners. One of them was Ward Warwick, an American who was 26 years old at the time. He came to Japan in 1982 as an exchange student at California State University. Jason, who studied Japanese at Waseda University and was an English conversation instructor for JAL at the time of the accident, was studying abroad with Ward and now appears before a television camera for the first time. He identified Ward's body at the time and kept his memories to himself after returning home. He climbed Mount Osutaka for the first time, fulfilling a promise he had made 40 years ago with his friend.
#MountOsutaka #Flight123 #JapanAirlines #MemorialClimb #GaiaNoYoake #TVTokyo #TVTokyoBIZ