【追悼・睡眠朗読】最後の講義に「メメント・モリ」を選んだ山田五郎さん｜『オトナの教養講座』と67年の歩み

"Memento Mori (Remember Death)." That was Goro Yamada's final message to weary adults through his "Adult Culture Lecture Series." I want to hear him talk about art again in that voice. Tonight's program is a memorial radio program for sleep, quietly tracing the life of editor and critic Goro Yamada, who passed away on July 14, 2026, at the age of 67. Art, watches, city walks. Goro Yamada, who took many detours, discovered new "likes" from the work before him. We will quietly trace his life from small events in his boyhood, to his busy days as an editor, to the name "Goro Yamada" that was born by chance, and to the theme of his last recorded lecture, "Memento Mori." Memento Mori means "Remember death" or "Remember death." You can listen to this like a radio program without looking at the screen. Please have a peaceful night. We offer our deepest condolences for the passing of Goro Yamada. ⏱️ Table of Contents 00:00 The news of Goro Yamada's passing and the path he walked 01:45 The house with the Kokeshi doll painting 06:20 His boyhood, when he couldn't stop explaining things 11:08 His "study abroad" in Austria and joining a publishing company 15:54 His setbacks as an editor and the expanding world of collecting 22:01 The birth of "Goro Yamada" and his accidental television debut 27:10 Days chased by deadlines, and his resignation 32:43 The reason why his YouTube channel "Adult Education Lectures" was loved 38:40 His final lecture, "Memento Mori," and what he left behind 🎵 Music We'll Meet Again — Jeremy Blake YouTube Audio Library 📚 References/Sources ・Goro Yamada Official Announcement from His Agency    • 山田五郎 所属事務所からのご報告【公式発表】   The Shortest Route is Boring! The Reason Why Yamada Goro, Who Hated Studying, Became a Guru of Western Art and Watches MONONCLE COLUMN https://www.mononcle.jp/column/interv... #YamadaGoro #AdultCultureLecture #Tribute #SleepReading #MementoMori