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It's meaningful for me to go out like this.
It's fun, isn't it?
I do it while having fun.
I'm busy with work now.
So I can relieve my stress.
I'm happy that I have time for Sasuke.
I work as a cutter.
I cut asphalt.
I cut bridges.
I cut buildings into pieces.
That's my job.
I realized my lack of training when I was 23 years old.
I wanted to continue my training.
And...
The Great East Japan Earthquake.
I was struck by an earthquake while I was working.
It was in Ishinomaki.
I worked from 2 p.m. to 2 p.m. even if I skipped lunch.
Then I had lunch.
After lunch, I went back to work.
At 2.46 p.m., an earthquake struck.
I was struck by an earthquake.
I was struck by a tsunami.
My life was saved because my workplace was far away.
My life was saved because I skipped lunch.
I was busy using my time for reconstruction.
About two years ago, I was away from training.
About a year ago, I started going back to training.
I came here today because I thought I could do it.
Where I am now is the port, but all the buildings are there.
Only the foundation remains.
The buildings that are likely to be strong are no longer on the first floor.
Someone lives on the second floor.
That's where I work.
I think there's only time.
No matter how much money you put in, no matter how many people you put in,
where only ten people can enter at the same place,
even if thirty or forty construction workers enter at the same place,
it gets in the way of each other and it doesn't work.
I feel like it takes time.
When I work in a crowded place, I get to know a lot of people.
People from my hometown.
They're all like, "What are you going to do from now on?"
But now I've decided to do it.
They told me to watch it on TV.
It feels like they gave me courage.
It's hope. That's all I have now.