Gæstebog hos Vindtelefonen - Lyø, Denmark
N 55° 02.216 E 010° 08.602
32U E 573070 N 6099498
I vindtelefon - der kom til øen i 2018 - kan man tale med de døde. Et ret specielt sted, der sætter tanker og minder i gang oppe i hovedet. Ved telefonen er der en gæstebog, hvor man kan skrive en hilsen eller skrive et par ord til afdøde.
Waymark Code: WM16Q1M
Location: Denmark
Date Posted: 09/14/2022
Views: 2
I vindtelefon - der kom til øen i 2018 - kan man tale med de døde. Et ret specielt sted, der sætter tanker og minder i gang oppe i hovedet.
Du behøver ikke sige noget. Du kan også tale med den døde i dit hoved - eller skrive dine tanker i gæstebogen.
Vindtelefonerne stammer fra Japan og en gartner ved navn Itaru Sasaki. Da hans elskede fætter døde i 2010 købte Sasaki en gammel telefonboks og satte den i sin have med udsigt over Stillehavet. Med vindtelefonen - kaze no denwa - kunne han få sine tanker til den afdøde ud. Et år senere ramte et ødelæggende jordskælv Japan og byen Otsuchi. Mere end 19.000 døde og over 2000 er stadig savnet. Fortvivlede og sørgende mennesker dukke op ved Sasakis telefonboks og snart var gartnerens vindtelefon en del af byens sorgbearbejdelse.
English: In wind telephone - which came to the island in 2018 - where you can talk to the dead. A rather special place that triggers thoughts and memories in the head.
You don't have to say anything. You can also talk to the dead in your head - or write your thoughts in the guest book.
The wind phones originate from Japan and a gardener named Itaru Sasaki. When his beloved cousin died in 2010, Sasaki bought an old phone box and put it in his garden overlooking the Pacific Ocean. With the wind phone - kaze no denwa - he could get his thoughts to the deceased out. A year later, a devastating earthquake struck Japan and the city of Otsuchi. More than 19,000 died and over 2,000 are still missing. Desperate and grieving people showed up at Sasaki's phone box and soon the gardener's wind phone was part of the town's mourning process.
Owners Name: Vindtelefonen Lyø
Location Type: Other
Date Guest Book Was Started: Not listed
Nearest Parking Spot: Not Listed
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