《先跳了再说》
栖居北方大地，他被富良野夜的声响、大雪掩埋下废屋的气息、脾气很好的熊在树干上留下的爪印以及拓荒者的生存智慧深深震撼，理解了「树靠根立，但根不为人所见」，认为思考必须「从零海拔起」，智慧比知识更重要。戏剧也好，人生也罢，若一无所有，便从零建造。没有什么可怕的。
他永远记得考入大学前的一天，
「我在旧书店里读到了让·季洛杜的一段文字：
在街上走着，突然遇到一个心情很好的人，他说不定是刚看完一部好戏回家。
这句话，改变了我的人生。
我心中强烈感受到：戏剧，真棒啊。我想要写个好剧本。」
作者简介
仓本聪
1935年生于日本东京。日本著名剧作家、导演，和山田太一、向田邦子合称为日本的“剧作家御三家”。2000年获得日本政府给予艺术家的最高奖章：紫绶褒章。
1984年，仓本聪自费成立了“富良野塾”，培育剧作家、演员等，以拯救日本的电视生态。2006年创办“富良野自然塾”，致力植树和环境教育，呼吁人们关注自然。
代表作品：《北国之恋》《敬启，父亲大人》《温柔时刻》《风之花园》等。作品深具人文关怀、对文明的省思以及对生命的礼赞。
"Let's jump first."
Living in the northern land, he was deeply shocked by the sound of Furano night, the smell of abandoned houses buried under heavy snow, the paw prints left by good-tempered bears on tree trunks, and the survival wisdom of pioneers, and understood that "trees stand by their roots, but the roots are not visible", and that thinking must be "from zero altitude", wisdom is more important than knowledge. Drama, life, if you have nothing, build from nothing. There's nothing to be afraid of.
He always remembers the day before he went to college,
"I read in a second-hand bookshop a passage by Jean Giraudoux:
Walking down the street, I suddenly meet a person who is in a good mood, maybe he has just come home from watching a good movie.
Those words changed my life.
I felt strongly in my heart: Drama, this is great. I want to write a good play."
About the author
Satoshi Kuramoto
Born 1935 in Tokyo, Japan. He is a famous Japanese playwright and director who, together with Yamada Taiichi and Muda Konko, is known as Japan's "playwrights Osanjia". In 2000, he received the highest medal given to artists by the Japanese government: the Purple Ribbon Medal.
In 1984, Satoshi Kuramoto founded Furano Juku at his own expense to nurture playwrights, actors, etc., in an effort to save Japan's television ecosystem. In 2006, he founded "Furano Nature Juku", which focuses on tree planting and environmental education, and calls for people to pay attention to nature.
Representative works: "Love in the North", "Dear Father", "Tender Moment", "Garden of the Wind" and so on. The works are deeply humanistic care, reflection on civilization and praise for life.
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