Yoko Moriyoshi
Born in 1999. A doctoral student in Hidenori Watanave Laboratory at The University of Tokyo. Specially Appointed Specialist at U-PARL, The University of Tokyo Library. Her specialty is information design. Conducts research on the preservation of memory and culture through technology. Major projects include “Storytellers’ Archive”, “A-Bombing and Family”(a collection of colorized photos) and “The Archive of Languages in danger”.
Session
What can geospatial technology do for memory — and for peace? This keynote explores how maps, satellite imagery, and digital archives preserve and pass on the memory of war and disaster across generations, from Hiroshima to conflicts and disasters unfolding today. The session combines a keynote presentation, testimony from Hiroshima, and a moderated dialogue — inside Peace Memorial Park itself.