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2010.1.28

"The Peace Declaration"  
Mayor Akiba read aloud the Peace Declaration in English in front of the A-bomb Dome. 

We protest a nuclear test. 
On May 25, North Korea conducted an underground nuclear test. The number of days since the last nuclear test on the Peace Watch was reset to enhance the strength of the protest from Hiroshima. 

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Click here for guidance on touring the museum, how to use it for peace studies, and to get to the museum shop. Guide to monuments and A-bombed buildings in and near Peace Memorial Park
Each year, two of the Peace Memorial Museum's Special Exhibitions are posted on this web site. Exhibits on Hiroshima City and Japan before the atomic bombing and world events are
posted on the website.		 The destruction of Hiroshima City immediately after the bombing and the suffering of the people
The mysterious experience of six-grader Mai-chan Learning about the life of Sadako Sasaki helps us think about war and the atomic bombing.
Post your school's experiences in peace studies. Post your opinions and thoughts about peace. If you want to know more about war and the atomic bombing, come this way! (click here)
Efforts around the world to abolish nuclear weapons and create peace. The story of Hiroshima's recovery from the atomic bombing.
　
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