Reporters from various media outlets have been reporting from the disaster site (especially NHK).

Thank you very much for your hard work.

I assume that you are genuinely exhausted after seeing the painful scene.

It pains me greatly to say this at such a weary time, but I would like to say something nonetheless.

"If it's a live report and you're just looking at your phone and reading the text of the report, why not just have the "voice AI" on your phone read that out loud?"

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I consider a disaster site reporter to be the disaster site's voice.

Then, I believe that you must verbalize the conditions on the ground, to speak what you see and feel with your own eyes, in your own words of your choosing, and in your voice.

Of course, if you say reporters are not actors, that makes sense.

Then, you can use the "voice AI function of your smartphone" to report back to us.

The speaking time will also fit perfectly into the schedule.

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But we, the viewers, do not want to hear those things.

The person who saw the disaster site firsthand, who squeezed out from the depths of their heart the emotions of a living person, and yet continued to report calmly and objectively - I believe we can be close to the tragedy of the disaster victims by seeing this.

Please show me the skill and pride of being a professional press reporter.