Newsletter "PEACE CULTURE"
(No.86, November 2021)
Contents
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Peace Memorial Ceremony 76 yeas Since the Atomic Bombing
"No one else should ever suffer as we have." These words express the will of survivors who, having known horrors too painful to recall, were condemned to fear, frustration, and agony by the likely future of their children and their own irradiated bodies.
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A New Horizon for Peace: Promote a culture of peace
Takashi Koizumi
Secretary General of Mayors for Peace - Mayors for Peace adopts its new Vision and Action Plan
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75 years since the atomic bombing:Communicating the reality of the atomic bombing from Pearl Harbor―Hiroshima-Nagasaki Atomic Bomb and Peace Exhibition at Battleship Missouri Memorial―Takuo Takigawa
Director of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum - A-bomb Testimony Recital Sessions
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Introducing Peace Memorial Park in English
―Activities of the Youth Peace Volunteers―
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Online A-bomb Testimonies for Overseas Audiences
―A new way of passing on A-bomb experiences becomes more common during the pandemic―
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Hiroshima Peace Memorial MuseumNew Arrivals ExhibitDates: March 26, 2021－April 3, 2022 (tentative)
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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Special Exhibition"What The Items Tells Us"Dates: October 1, 2021 - February 13, 2022
- Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation and Nagasaki University Research Center for Nuclear Weapons Abolition expand collaboration on peace and disarmament education
- International Resident Consultation Service is Renewed
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Facility IntroductionInternational Conference Center Hiroshima―From the world’s Hiroshima, communicating to future generations―
- International Symposium for Peace
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Memoir of the A-bombing:Fate of life or deathJunko Yamase
Atomic Bomb Witness for this Foundation - Hiroshima Scholarship
- Heiwa Koen Japanese Class and Japanese Language Volunteer Training Course held during the coronavirus pandemic