# KOHO-CHI (1) <tr.> Site Proposed No.1 MERIT    It's open.  The river runs by. DEMERIT  There is an incinerator by.  It's too hot without shade in the daytime. The owner's house is across the street and newly-built with two stories. He lives in Hiroshima, so he has not plowed a rice field about for two years.  He just mows a field a couple of times a year.  ( If he doesn't do, the grass grows thick. ) There is a shack and barn.
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# KOHO-CHI (1) <rep.> A Year Later I attempted to visit the "KOHO-CHI" of "KONNICHIWA TENT" that Mr. Tetsuo Ogawa performed at "ART SPHERE HAIZUKA 1998" last year.  If possible, I would like to go around the all "KOHO-CHI", but I have only two days (today & tomorrow) owing to circumstances.  And that, the time is only that I have time to spare from my work.  Though I don't know how far I can go around, I will try to visit as many as possible I can.be on a map If I can have a chance to speak who he met, I'm very happy!! By the way, however suddenly, it is quite difficult to find out the "KOHO-CHI" from this "MAP".  For example, if I search the "KOHO-CHI (1)", I'll search the place near the "incinerator" first, because it is on the map.  But, there are many oil drums to burn the rubbish.  After I wander from place to place, however I find just like the bank the sketch book shows, there is near the "Furusato Center Tabusa" contrary to my expectation ( At this point, I misunderstand the position of "Furusato Center Tabusa" on the map ).  There is also properly a shack and barn.  It is able to count just the same steps from the "incinerator" to the "shack".  Finally I could have conviction that there was the "KOHO-CHI (1)". Although the field is lying fallow as before, there are some tomatoes, aubergines, pumpkins and so on like the sketch book.  I think the doing that check the "KOHO-CHI" is very interesting.  But, I could'nt find the "alley" on his sketch book.
... translated by takato marui
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