1903年
第一高等学校の生徒であった藤村操が華厳滝で自殺。社会に大きな影響を与え、後を追うものが続出。
In 1903, college student Misao Fujimura tragically took his own life at Kegon Falls, sparking a wave of imitation suicides.
Misao Fujimura, a promising student of First Higher School, composed a farewell poem before leaping into Kegon Falls on May 22, 1903.
His death shocked the nation and became a sensational news story.
Many young people, moved by his poetic farewell, followed his example.
The incident sparked public debate on youth ideals and mental health in Meiji-era Japan.
Fujimura's story remains a poignant reminder of societal pressures on adolescents.
1903年
第一高等学校
藤村操
華厳滝