What I Saw in Cambodia
This site grew out of my visit to Cambodia with Peace Boat. Here I will gradually organize what I actually saw and felt on the ground into photos and detailed travel notes.
In these notes, "what I saw (facts)" and "what I felt (impressions)" are written separately. Explanations of history and statistics are based not on personal experience but on sourced references.
The travel notes are being written. Records of the Peace Boat visit to Cambodia will be published with photos.
Published videos and note articles
The videos and note articles already published elsewhere serve as the entrance to these visit records. Photos, dates, places, and links to the related data pages will be added over time.
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Videos and records of the Cambodia visit (Peace Boat Mine Abolition Campaign, P-MAC) (Japanese) (external site)A video and record page on the Cambodia visit by the Peace Boat Mine Abolition Campaign (P-MAC).
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At the Killing Fields I saw "the end of a civilization of terror" and a quiet control that continues today (Japanese) (external site)A personal account that begins with a visit to the Killing Fields.
- A journey that began with fundraising: invisible landmines and bombs of the future (Japanese) (external site)
A personal account of visiting CMAC, with an interest in landmines and cluster munitions.
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What it means to live: a place that makes prosthetic legs free of charge (Japanese) (external site)A personal account about prosthetic limbs and victim assistance.
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Visiting the Angkor Association for the Disabled (Japanese) (external site)A personal account of visiting an organization that supports independent living for people with disabilities.
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Beyond landmines, toward the future: the "soil of hope" I saw at two Cambodian elementary schools (Japanese) (external site)A personal account of school visits, demining, and support for education.