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Greenpeace Japan will host“ HELP: A EULOGY 30 YEARS IN THE MAKING In Aomori ”in Hirosaki, Aomori, a conceptual exhibition superimposing art and the climate crisis, from 4th to 6th October. The exhibition will feature several Japanese cultural phenomena which may be lost in 30 years partly due to climate change. A collaboration with a variety of artists and cultural figures, including plush toy artist Kataoka Meriyasu, Miyasaka Kiyoshi, the chief priest of Yatsurugi Shrine, and Doi Yoshiharu, a culinary expert, this exhibition allows you to‘ feel’ with your senses the climate crisis impacting Japan. Following the exhibition in Shiga, the Aomori touring exhibition aims to provide an opportunity for visitors to feel the impact of climate change on their immediate surroundings from the perspective of art and creativity, and to begin to take action.