Nishiaizu International Art Village uses the wooden building of Former Shingo Junior High School.
I have heard that a young visitor came to see his grandma’s alma mater.

People from Okinawa, Tokyo, Fukushima, and the townspeople who studied there came to see the exhibit.

The organizer sometimes reads the words on the message board afterwards and learns how the visitors appreciate the photo exhibit.
We thank those visitors for leaving the messages.

“The Flowers of Fukushima Mailbox” received some letters, too.