Tableware for everyday use | Ariake Sho | Saga Shimbun LiVE

　There is happiness in casual everyday life. I know it in my head, but I usually don't notice it. While listening to the story of Masako Akagi, 50, from the city of Kobe, I once again felt the importance of this.Ms. Toshio Akagi, a former employee of the Ministry of Finance's Kinki Local Finance Bureau, committed suicide over a scandal involving falsification of approval documents related to Moritomo Gakuen. ＝(54)＝'s wife at the time. He traveled to local newspapers across the country hoping that many people would be interested in him, and as part of that, he visited the Saga Shimbun. After a while, Masako got rid of her regular tableware. "Tableware is steeped in memories, and I couldn't live without it." About 15 years ago, Toshio, who likes pottery, and I visited Saga Prefecture and bought a set of five plates in Arita. The feeling of having lost the opportunity to have a good time together and being able to touch familiar tableware is painful. Realizing that happiness lies in small things. Masako is continuing her trial with the government, saying, "Why did she have to die? I want a third party to reinvestigate." . What was the reason and the course of events that prompted the falsification? We cannot ignore the feelings of those who have regretted their lives to the point of cutting off their happy lives, trying to do their best for the public rather than for the organization. (knowledge)

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