過ちの影

「過ちの影」 “The Shadow of Mistakes" オリジナル曲SUNO ai *An English version is available below.* This work combines a story and lyrics into one. Enjoy the story to savor the background, then immerse yourself in the lyrics that follow. この作品は物語と歌詞が一体となったものです。物語で背景を味わい、続く歌詞をお楽しみください。 ### 過ちの影: 物語 #### 序章: 緑の山 広大な緑の山々はかつて、多様な生命が共存する豊かな場所だった。その中で、人々は木々の間を抜け、森の恵みに感謝しながら生活を営んでいた。しかし、ある日、戦争の影響でその山々は経済復興のために大規模に切り拓かれ、スギやヒノキが植えられる単一の森へと変わり果ててしまった。 主人公である女性、リナは、幼少期に緑豊かな森で遊び、その生命力に魅了されていた。だが、その記憶が薄れていく中で、彼女は今の荒れ果てた山々を見て嘆いていた。「私たちが選んだ未来図は、これで本当に正しかったのか？」その問いが、リナの胸に深く刻まれる。 #### 第一章: 森の罪 ある日、リナは地元の山で一匹のイノシシと出会う。そのイノシシは、餌を求めて人里に降りる姿が痛々しく見えた。リナはその行動を「害獣」と呼ぶ村人たちに反論し、「彼らが悪いわけではない。私たちが奪ったんだ」と主張する。 さらに、リナはスギの花粉に悩む村人たちと話し合いを重ね、過剰な植林の影響について深く考え始める。「スギは私たちが植えた。それが花粉症を生み出し、生態系を壊している。でも、それを認めることなく、他の生き物たちに責任を押し付けている」と語り、村人たちに気づきを与えようとする。 #### 第二章: 過去と未来 リナは村の古老に話を聞き、かつてこの地域に存在した多様な動植物、そしてその中でバランスを保っていたニホンオオカミの存在を知る。「バランスが崩れれば、結果は人間にも返ってくる。その繰り返しを私たちは止めなければならない」と感じたリナは、村の若者たちを集めて、森の再生に取り組む計画を立てる。 スギの伐採を進めるとともに、落葉樹や実のなる木を植え、多様な生態系を回復させる活動を開始した。 #### 第三章: 繋がる命 活動が進む中で、リナは自然との深い絆を感じるようになる。ある日、彼女は村の子供たちを連れ、森に新しく植えた木々を見せながら、「これが未来を守る鍵だ」と語る。その言葉は、子供たちにとって希望の灯火となり、次世代への約束となった。 さらに、イノシシやシカなどの動物たちが新しい森で安心して過ごす様子を見て、村人たちもその変化を実感する。「命の声が聞こえるってこういうことなんだ」と、村人たちは自然との共生への理解を深めていく。 #### 終章: 影の向こうへ 物語の終盤で、リナは村の広場で歌を歌う。「害獣なんていない。私たちが変われば、未来も変えられる」。その歌は村中に広がり、過去の影を振り払う希望のメッセージとなった。 リナの活動が結実し、村は再び緑豊かな森を取り戻す。自然と人間の間に新しい絆が芽生え、過去の過ちを糧にした未来がそこには広がっていた。 「過ちの影」 **(Verse 1)** 緑の山を切り裂いて 人が描いた未来図へ そこに生きてた命たち 居場所を奪われて **(Chorus)** 害獣なんていないんだ 自然の声を聞けたなら 人災の中で叫んでる 命の声を知ってほしい **(Verse 2)** 杉の森が語る罪 花粉の雨が降る季節 植えすぎた木々の影に 消えた多様な生態系 農地広げて奪った場所 動物たちは人里へ 餌を探して生きるだけ でも害だと呼ばれる **(Chorus)** 害獣なんていないんだ 人の行動が作り出す 責任を忘れたまま 生き物たちは追い詰められる **(Bridge)** オオカミ消えた森の中 バランス崩れ広がる害 人が破壊したその結果 自然の声を聞けないまま **(Chorus)** 害獣なんていないんだ 人の過ち認めたなら 共存の道が見えてくる 未来の影を変えていこう **(Outro)** 緑の森を育てよう 過去の影を払うため 自然の声に耳をすまし 命の絆を繋げて ### The Shadow of Mistakes: A Story #### Prologue: The Green Mountains The vast green mountains once stood as a rich haven of biodiversity, where countless forms of life coexisted in harmony. Within these mountains, people lived modestly, thankful for the blessings of the forest. However, after the war, these lush landscapes were carved apart in the name of economic recovery, replaced by monotonous forests of cedar and cypress plantations. The protagonist, Lina, spent her childhood playing amidst the vibrant greenery, mesmerized by the vitality of life surrounding her. Yet as time passed, those memories faded, replaced by a sense of loss as she gazed at the depleted mountains. "Is this the future we envisioned?" she often wondered, haunted by the question. #### Chapter 1: The Forest's Sins One day, Lina encounters a wild boar while walking near the local mountains. The boar, desperately foraging for food, seemed to embody the consequences of a disrupted ecosystem. While villagers labeled it a "pest," Lina stood firm in her belief: "They’re not the problem. We are. We took their home." As she engaged with the villagers, Lina began exploring the impacts of excessive cedar planting, particularly its ties to widespread pollen allergies. "We planted the cedar. We created the pollen problem and disrupted the ecosystem. But rather than acknowledging our mistakes, we’re blaming these creatures for it," she argued, planting seeds of awareness in the hearts of those around her. #### Chapter 2: Reckoning with the Past and Shaping the Future Seeking wisdom, Lina spoke with an elder who shared stories of the region's past. Once, a diverse array of plants and animals thrived here, their balance maintained by the presence of the Japanese wolf. "When balance is broken, the consequences eventually return to us," the elder said. This realization inspired Lina to act. She gathered the youth of the village to devise a plan for ecological restoration. cutting down overgrown cedar. In their place, they planted deciduous trees and fruit-bearing species, fostering the return of biodiversity. #### Chapter 3: Connecting Lives As the restoration work progressed, Lina felt an ever-deepening connection to nature. One day, she took local children into the forest to show them the new saplings. "This is the key to protecting our future," she told them. Her words ignited hope in the younger generation, establishing a promise for the years to come. Lina and the villagers watched as wild animals like boars and deer began to find sanctuary in the rejuvenated forest. This visible change helped the community understand the true meaning of coexistence. "So this is what it means to hear the voices of life," someone remarked. #### Epilogue: Beyond the Shadow Towards the end of the story, Lina stood in the village square, her voice carrying a song of change: "There are no pests. If we change, so too will our future." Her melody resonated throughout the village, spreading a message of hope that helped dispel the shadows of past mistakes. Lina's efforts bore fruit as the village reclaimed its green forests. A new bond flourished between humanity and nature, building a future shaped by the lessons of their past. "The Shadow of Mistakes" **(Verse 1)** Cut through the green mountains, To a future that humanity drew. The lives that once thrived there, Lost their place, taken away. **(Chorus)** There are no such things as pests, If we could hear nature's voice. In the midst of human-made disasters, Lives cry out—please listen. **(Verse 2)** The cedar forest speaks of sin, As pollen rains in the changing season. Shadows of trees planted too densely, Have erased the diversity of life. Expanding farmlands, stealing their home, Wild creatures come to the village below. They’re just searching for a way to survive, Yet we label them as "harmful." **(Chorus)** There are no such things as pests, Their plight is humanity's creation. Forgetting the weight of responsibility, We corner the creatures who share our land. **(Bridge)** Wolves vanished, forests lost their guide, Balance broken, harm spreads wide. The results of our destruction are clear, But we still refuse to hear. **(Chorus)** There are no such things as pests, Admitting our mistakes is where it starts. The path to coexistence comes in view, Changing the shadow of our future anew. **(Outro)** Let’s nurture the green forests, To erase the shadows of our past. Listen closely to nature’s voice, And reconnect the bond of life. そもそも害獣などは存在しない、人類の犯した過ち、人災、人害の結果(日本人) https://note.com/inchacomusho/n/nd3761b1714dd?sub_rt=share_b In the first place, there are no such things as vermin. They are the result of human error, human disasters, and human harm (Japanese people) https://note.com/inchacomusho/n/n5d8ba3122b86?sub_rt=share_b 私の個人的持続的未来のビジョン https://note.com/inchacomusho/n/nede98fcc66cc?sub_rt=share_b Disposal of hazardous industrial waste https://note.com/inchacomusho/n/nc9451039d193?sub_rt=share_b #オリジナル #自然
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