At home with Susumu Higa, the anti-war manga artist who does not have a phone or a car

Susumu Higa, renowned for his anti-war manga 'Okinawa, the Wind Speaks,' lives a life far removed from modern conveniences like phones and cars. In an intimate interview, he delves into his passion for Picasso and reflects on the lasting impact of WWII in Okinawa. Higa's dedication to his craft and his avoidance of digital distractions highlight a unique perspective on art and memory, emphasizing the importance of preserving historical narratives through creative expression. His life choices underscore a broader critique of contemporary society's reliance on technology.