Overview
- The 8・12 liaison committee issued “Akane-gumo: Sono ato ni” on July 15 as its first anthology in ten years, timed for the August 12 milestone.
- Over 30 bereaved family members contributed personal reflections, including seven first-time writers, to the self-published A4-format booklet.
- A ten-page retrospective timeline outlines the committee’s founding in December 1985 and its annual memorial activities.
- The collection highlights Japan Airlines’ ongoing work to maintain and restore the Mt. Osutaka memorial trail.
- The limited print run of 700 copies is available for 1,800 yen each through the Inochi o Oru Kai website.