Book (Practical) Communications business It's been 90 years since I walked the microphone radio that day.

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On August 14, 1945, in a room where only female announcers were gathered, my boss told me, "Tomorrow, Japan will lose. Rebels will come to 『 and read this manuscript. Even if you are called 』, you don't have to resist. First of all, give yourself the highest priority." Japanese Showa history and Heisei history told by a woman who lived in a turbulent era. From the pre-war era through the war, to the post-war era and during the period of high economic growth, Heisei. While balancing family and work, there are words that can only be spoken to by her as an announcer, as a director, and as a woman, who has constantly raised issues in the world. Through the radio, I look back on the path that modern Japan has taken. As the number of people who have experienced war is decreasing, this is a gem of an essay that I would like to leave for future generations as testimony to the times.