- Mar. 31, 2022
- General Conference of Mayors for Peace postponed until October for third time to avoid coincidence with NPT
- Mar. 29, 2022
- Filming location Hiroshima shines as Drive My Car wins Oscar for best international movie, overturning the city’s ‘monochrome’ image
- Mar. 28, 2022
- Hiroshima NPO translates children’s picture book featuring Sadako Sasaki into 33 languages, donates 91 copies to Hiroshima Prefectural Library
- Mar. 28, 2022
- Song by Yasuhiko Shigemura, Hiroshima musician, tells of suffering, recovery after A-bombing with aim of sharing tragedy among people in U.S., Japan
- Mar. 27, 2022
- A-bomb survivors seek follow-up action by U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel in hopes that Hiroshima visit prompts improvement in nuclear crisis
- Mar. 27, 2022
- Accompanied by PM Kishida, U.S. Ambassador to Japan lays flowers in Hiroshima, touches on possibility of visit to A-bombed city by President Biden
- Mar. 27, 2022
- U.S. Ambassador to Japan meets with Shigeaki Mori, man who researched American military POWs killed in A-bombing, thanks him for his courage
- Mar. 27, 2022
- Grandson of Southeast Asian student Yusof’s younger brother visits grave at temple in Saeki Ward and expresses his intention to convey A-bomb survivor’s testimony in his homeland
- Mar. 27, 2022
- Facilities exhibiting A-bombed structural remains open to public, convey evidence of people’s lives in former Nakajima district
- Mar. 26, 2022
- Facility for exhibit of A-bombed structural remnants opens its doors, shows how people lived in what is now Peace Memorial Park
- Mar. 24, 2022
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima—Recreating cityscapes: Sign belonging to Izutsuya pharmacy, once located in Hondori shopping arcade, on display at history museum
- Mar. 21, 2022
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima—Recreating cityscapes: Former Tenjin-machi Kitagumi resident’s photo album of people’s lives near hypocenter before A-bombing to be exhibited by City starting March 26
- Mar. 21, 2022
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima—Recreating cityscapes: Photos of Yoneda Kyoto-style dyed goods shop in Tenjin-machi Kitagumi, area close to hypocenter crowded with shops, houses
- Mar. 19, 2022
- Striving to fill voids in Hiroshima, evidence of victims remains—Naoemon Shimizu, legendary soccer player on Japan national team, dies under hypocenter in former Tenjin-machi Kitagumi short of life goals
- Mar. 19, 2022
- MHLW announces new guidelines for providing aid to “black rain” victims, including cases in which exposure cannot be denied
- Mar. 17, 2022
- LDP national security research commission will not include nuclear-sharing policy in proposals to Japan’s national government, deeming it unfit for Japan
- Mar. 11, 2022
- In upper house budget committee, Prime Minister stresses adherence to three non-nuclear principles, asserts possibility of ‘national debate’ on nuclear sharing
- Mar. 10, 2022
- After Russia’s invasion, Hiroshima cancels commemorative project with its sister city in Russia
- Mar. 9, 2022
- A-bomb survivors and others stage protest against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in front of A-bomb Dome: “NO WAR”
- Mar. 8, 2022
- Setsuko Thurlow sends letter to Prime Minister Kishida, urging leadership on issue of nuclear weapons abolition
- Mar. 8, 2022
- Involving three non-nuclear principles, Kishida administration carries on past DPJ stance about government’s right to decide on introduction of nuclear weapons
- Mar. 5, 2022
- Hiroshima residents express anger, concern over Russia’s attack on nuclear power plant in Ukraine, condemning act as entirely unacceptable
- Mar. 5, 2022
- Camera used by Mitsuo Matushige to photograph mushroom cloud to be displayed at Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall for Atomic Bomb Victims starting March 7
- Mar. 1, 2022
- Prime Minister Kishida rejects nuclear-sharing option, denounces Putin’s order to put Russian nuclear forces on high alert after invasion of Ukraine
- Mar. 1, 2022
- Hiroshima and Nagasaki mayors send joint message of protest calling ‘creation of third area destroyed by nuclear weapons in warfare unacceptable’
- Mar. 1, 2022
- Numerous protest statements issued by anti-nuclear organizations in Hiroshima, Nagasaki
