Memories refer to the mental processes of encoding, storing, and retrieving information and experiences from the past. They are the cognitive representations of past events, sensations, and emotions that individuals have experienced. Memories can be classified into various types, such as episodic memories (personal experiences), semantic memories (knowledge about the world), and procedural memories (skills and tasks). The process of forming memories involves sensory perception, attention, and the consolidation of information, often influenced by emotions and context. Memories play a crucial role in shaping identity, influencing behavior, and providing a sense of continuity in life. They can be vivid or blurred, accurate or distorted, and can be triggered by various cues, such as sights, sounds, or smells, leading to the revival of past experiences.
Hisako Manda reflects on a cherished past romance in Hong Kong, filled with lasting memories and deep emotional impact. Accompanied by Tomoaki Makino, Manda shares stories of a profound love…