Urgent - looking for someone!!! Please help us search for a Japanese-born woman in Taiwan, China; we've gathered multiple clues and desperately need detectives to help solve the puzzle. "Triangular Sedge. Woven Dream" needs you to join!!!
Urgent~ Missing Person Search!!!!!!
Please join us in the search for the Taiwan-born Japanese woman
We have gathered multipleclues and urgentlyneed detectives to help solve the puzzle
[Triangle Rush. Woven Brocade Dream]We need you to join!!!
<Clue Three>
According to Chairman Ye Wenhui and local elders, these Japanese teachers at the time all came after being invited by friends, and all came from Kyushu, Japan; some even had blood or kinship ties.
<Clue Four>
Director Qiu Jinlong, now in his 80s, was studying at Jinguo National School at the time and is also a retired teacher from Shanjiao Elementary School.
Director Qiu said that the teacher Sakiyama Kyuro (Japanese) and a Taiwan woman had a son, and he does not remember them having a daughter. Therefore, the possibility of him being that Taiwan-born woman's father can be temporarily ruled out for now, while the other names are still pending confirmation.
<Clue Five>
Teacher Zhu Huicun, now 86 years old, was studying at Jinguo National School at the time and is also a retired teacher from Shanjiao Elementary School.
Teacher Zhu said that among the Japanese teachers, apart from Saki E he has no impression of any others having daughters. At the same time, the 86-year-old teacher Saki E once brought his daughter back to Shanjiao, and after returning to Japan he wrote a thank-you letter to then-Principal Zheng, which Teacher Zhu replied to on his behalf.
<Missing PersonSummary>
Recently, the Rural Girl blog published several moving stories about Shanjiao in Yuanli, Miaoli, mainly to find a Taiwan-born Japanese woman who came all the way from Japan to Shanjiao 15 years ago to seek her roots. At the time, that woman's longing for her hometown stirred the revitalization and transformation of the entire village. We thank the many enthusiastic people who shared and the media that supported and reported on this, allowing this moving sentiment and this kind of value to be gradually passed on and spread.
At the end of October this year, the local rush grass culture festival will be expanded and held as a series of events in conjunction with the 105th anniversary celebration of Shanjiao Elementary School. Community chairman Ye Wenhui, gold medal craftswoman Grandma Liu Caiyun, and returning youth Liao Yiya all hope to find this Taiwan-born woman, and to invite good friends who have shared experiences or cared about this land to express remembrance and gratitude through this grand occasion, and to share the precious journey of Shanjiao's turnaround and rebirth along the way.
This is not an ordinary missing person notice
What we are looking for
is a Japanese woman's feeling of seeking her roots in Taiwan
This feeling
stirred the story of the entire village's turnaround and rebirth
Such influence, this gratitude, thankfulness and emotion
let us search together...
We are anxious to find that Taiwan-born woman and hope she can return to Shanjiao for a reunion by the end of October this year. So please, everyone, bring your enthusiasm and help share and help spread the word. Please!!! Please!!!
The staff roster, the families, juniors and students in Taiwan of the Japanese teachers (such as Zhu Huicun and Qiu Jinlong), are currently within the scope of people able to go search or make phone inquiries. As for the leads in Japan, they are difficult to pursue, with their own difficulties. Therefore, if there is any possible information, please notify us. Contact person: Lai Cuiyuan. Contact phone: 049-2347378, mobile: 0919-806635, mailbox [email protected] .