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された。 WITH THE MOTIF OF THE RED-LIGHT DISTRICT OF HASUIKE, WHICH ONCE PROSPERED AT THE HEART OF HISTORICAL CHIBA CITY, AND INAGE, A SUMMER RESORT ON THE BEACH WHERE MANY VILLAS WERE ONCE BUILT, YUKI SHIMIZU CREATES A STORY THAT GOES BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN THE PAST AND THE PRESENT IN THE FORM OF AN INSTALLATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND TEXTS. IN THE SPACE OF EX-FUGETSU-DO, A FORMER CAFE THAT NOW SERVES AS AN EXHIBITION VENUE, HER WORKS ARE EXHIBITED TOGETHER WITH CLOCKS, GLASSES, AND FLOWERS. SHIMIZU, WHO IS ALSO ACTIVE AS A NOVELIST, ALSO PRESENTS

made in line with the player’s height. The ball used in hurling is called a sliotar and it is made from leather.　Resembling a baseball, it weighs about 115g and the centre is made from cork. The fastest puck of a sliotar ever recorded was 181kmp/h! In the past, it wasn’t compulsory to wear a helmet, but hurling can be dangerous so nowadays everyone has to wear a helmet to protect their heads. The aim of the game is to have the highest score when the final whistle goes. Scores can be achieved by scoring goals

and Irish, not prime minister. It is considered offensive to address or speak about the Taoiseach using the word “prime minister” due to Ireland’s long history of being forcibly oppressed by the British government. The use of the Irish language was also banned by the British government in the past, so using the Irish word “Taoiseach” carries huge cultural and historic significance for the Irish people. The Taoiseach has no official residence like Downing Street or the White House, with the elected leader commuting regularly from their own home. An Taoiseach/ティーショク (写