What is death for you? - END exhibition

In my first post, I will introduce the END exhibition. This exhibition was held on Futagotamagawa. It was free but I had to make a reservation in advance.

The theme of it is death and the purpose of it is thinking about death through some scenes of Japanese comics. I found a poster about it by accident when I was on a train. I used to think about death often so it caught my attention. 

These are the exhibits. The text of them are questions about death or lines of comics about death. There were many questions such as "Do you want to be born again?" "If you can decide when you die, where do you want to die?" "How can you say old age in other words?". Death comes to all people. I feel really low and sad when think about death, but at the same time, I feel how precious life is. The right one is written about what I think. "Death break everything but it makes living something of value. It's not as bad as we think." 

Many scenes of Japanese comics were hung in midair. They were much bigger than the comics I usually read  so I could feel the message directly and this is one of the my favorite scenes in this exhibition. I introduce it at the end.

"Cats are unexpectedly smart, maybe. They spend all day thinking and doing nothing. This world is just passing through. Maybe we shouldn't worry too much."