「自然災害、人間の尊厳、そしてロック：希望の旋律」の英語長文問題

The year is 2047. A devastating earthquake has shattered the coastal city of Aomori, Japan. The tsunami that followed has left behind a landscape of rubble and despair. Amidst the chaos and destruction, the spirit of humanity remains remarkably resilient. Amidst the wreckage, a small group of survivors, led by a young woman named Hana, discovers an old, battered guitar. It's the only intact musical instrument they find. Hana, a former rock musician, understands the power of music to heal and unite. She begins to teach others basic chords, and soon, a makeshift band is formed, practicing in a temporary shelter amongst the ruins. Their music is raw, filled with the grief and loss they've experienced. Yet, it's also a testament to their enduring spirit. They play for each other, offering solace and a shared sense of purpose. They play for the rescue workers, offering thanks and hope. They even play for the silent, grief-stricken faces in the makeshift hospital, hoping their music might somehow bridge the chasm of despair. Their performances aren't flawless. Their instruments are crudely made from salvaged materials. Their voices tremble with exhaustion and emotion. But the music they create transcends technical perfection. It's a powerful expression of their shared humanity, their resilience in the face of unimaginable suffering, and a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit. Their music, once a symbol of youthful rebellion, now becomes a powerful symbol of hope and unity in the face of tragedy. One evening, as the sun sets over the devastated city, casting long shadows over the piles of debris, Hana and her band play a final song. A profound silence follows, broken only by the gentle lapping of waves against the shore. In that moment, amid the ruins, a sense of unity, of shared human dignity, transcends the physical devastation. It is a quiet triumph, a victory not of material rebuilding, but of the indomitable human spirit.