News
- Jan. 22, 2020
- Civic group submits 2,700 signatures calling for preservation of all buildings of former Hiroshima Army Clothing Depot
- Jan. 20, 2020
- Families of A-bombed former Dutch POWs plan to erect monument in Nagasaki next spring in appeal for peace and friendship
- Jan. 17, 2020
- High school students to hold a VR event that allows people to experience “before and after” the atomic bombing on August 6
- Jan. 13, 2020
- U.S. resident Shizumi Shigeto publishes novel based on true story about exchanges between Honkawa School students and Americans during post-war period
- Jan. 10, 2020
- Educational researchers from abroad learn about peace education in Hiroshima
Silent Witness
Features
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima, Part 12: A-bomb orphan
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima, Part 11: Whereabouts of former classmates
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima, Part 10: Documents of establishments in the air
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima, Part 9: Police autopsy report as the most promising data
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima, Part 8: White Russians
Survivors' Stories
- Survivors’ Stories: Satoru Arai, 84, Hiroshima: Owner of burnt shirt on display at museum describes A-bomb experience to visitors
- Survivors’ Stories: Matsue Koguchi, 94, Hiroshima: Taking the next bus enabled her to escape death
- Survivors’ Stories: Kiyoko Takenaga, 88, Hiroshima: “Fled to north in bare feet for my life”
- Survivors’ Stories: Hiroaki Kawasaki, 81, Hiroshima: Continuing to appeal for a world without nuclear weapons
- Survivors’ Stories: Ai Masuda, 89, Hiroshima: Still haunted by horrific sights
The Chugoku Shimbun Junior Writers Reporting
Junior Writers Reporting: French teenagers make woodblock prints with Hiroshima as theme
Importance of learning each other’s history Students in the Japan Club at the junior high school College of Sacré-Cœur have created Hiroshima- and peace-themed woodblock prints. The students learn
Peace Movies
“AMAI & SADAKO’S PRAYER”
Directed, Created, Scripted and Narrated by Fauzia Minallah
Produced by ANT-Hiroshima
AMAI & SADAKO’S PRAYER has been selected as the 1st place winner in the Animation category in the 2018 MY HERO International Film Festival.
A-bomb Images
- Special exhibition of Wakaji Matsumoto’s photos to be held at The Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles in 2021
- Landmarks of Hiroshima: Monument of the A-bombed Teachers and Students of National Elementary Schools
- Landmarks of Hiroshima: A-bomb Monument of Hiroshima Municipal Girls’ High School
- Landmarks of Hiroshima: The Statue of Mother and Child in the Storm
- Landmarks of Hiroshima: Rest House
