A Zombie Society : Surviving the Difficult Times / Nobuko Nakano / Ken Okamoto

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Japanese title: 単行本(実用) 日本エッセイ・随筆 ゾンビ化する社会 生きづらい時代をサバイブする / 中野信子 / 岡本健
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Item number: BO4972243
Released date: 30 Jul 2025
Maker: KADOKAWA
著: 岡本健

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Nihon Essay Essay / Essay "br" This book recaptures society through the "zombie" filter by brain scientist Nobuko Nakano and media content researcher Ken Okamoto who also works as a V-tuber "zombie teacher". Nobuko Nakano "Every session with Professor Okamoto was fun, and I felt the joy of spreading the discussion and spreading the thought. There are few opportunities to meet people who can play intellectually without restrictions. I somehow felt lonely when the conversation ended. I will probably think that I wanted to talk about something like 『 and that I should have talked about something like this." Ken Okamoto "Nobuko Nakano" After talking with Professor Okamoto, I was always excited. This time I had a really free conversation with the theme of zombies. I set up simple keywords beforehand, but I stopped by that way and flew this way. I put academic rigor and detailed analysis of the content aside a little bit, and anyway I enjoyed the fun catch ball. The conversation was divided into three parts, but each time it was a thrilling time in which people don't know where the topic goes, and I put the detailed analysis of the content aside a little bit. There was a sense of security that the 』 would be interesting regardless of whether I go to 『 or not. "[Contents] Introduction Nobuko Nakano Chapter 1 What is" Zombie science "? ~ What Humans Entrust to Fear Entertainment ~ Chapter 2 Why are classes born? ~ We may want to become zombies ~ Chapter 3 Surviving the Present Age ~ Surviving the Unending Everyday ~ Concluding with Ken Okamoto 』