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-Planting the seeds of hope for nuclear abolition, 59th anniversary memorial ceremony -- Aug 7, 2004
-Gensuikin, Gensuikyo close Hiroshima assemblies, demand preservation of peace constitution -- Aug 7, 2004
-Hatsukaichi's Yamasaki repressed memories of driving first streetcar, gasping at devastation -- Aug 7, 2004
-Hiroshima World Peace Mission promotes transnational cooperation against war -- Aug 7, 2004
-Vows to inherit A-bomb experience on morning of requiem, 59th year -- Aug 6, 2004
-Hiroshima Gensuikyo and Gensuikin section meetings discuss Iraq and hibakusha issues -- Aug 6, 2004
-Memories that transcend time - "A-bomb Day" tomorrow in Hiroshima -- Aug 5, 2004
-Gensuikin and Gensuikyo open Hiroshima meetings - Call for stronger peace movement -- Aug 5, 2004
-Gensuikin walk arrives, Gensuikyo congress enters 2nd day, Hiroshima -- Aug 4, 2004
-Victim registrations in National Memorial Hall exceed 10,000 -- Aug 4, 2004
-Cooperation to prevent nuclear proliferation - Japan council against A- and H- bombs opens -- Aug 3, 2004
-World congress against A- and H-bombs opens -- Aug 2, 2004
-Int'l peace symposium in Hiroshima - discussion of nuclear abolition -- Aug 2, 2004
-Motofumi Asai, next president of HPI, to examine trajectories of peace, nuclear weapons, and Japan -- Aug 1, 2004
-HPI Symposium questions Enola Gay display in US Museum lacking description of damage -- Aug 1, 2004
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| Yamasaki describes the scenes he saw 59 years ago from the driver's seat of the "first streetcar." (Nishi-Hiroshima Station) -- Aug 7, 2004 |
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