Silver College appears in the Wisdom Years documentary as an example of how communities can provide educational facilities for retirees. The screenings were well recevied by the college students and over one hundred attended. Also this week, we completed the English and Japanese versions of the website that suppoorts the documentaries. We call it an e-case study (similar to Saving the Ayuquila River). Take a look and let us know what you think. |
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Silver College Screening
by Brendan Barrett on September 9, 2008 - Comments (00)
Tags: Kobe,
Wisdom Years
Initial shooting in Kobe
Sakamoto-san shared his views on community and personal health, reminding us that the secret to remaining active and healthy is very simple: eat well, sleep well and don’t worry about negative things. This research interview is the start of a long term documentary project that will focus on aging looking at its links to technology and social ties. Related links: |
by andreina on February 7, 2008 - Comments (00)
