Nagasaki notes 80 years since the – bomb, survivors put the hopes of nuclear ban in the hands of youth – nationally
The Japanese city in Nagasachi marked 80 years since the atoms killed their thousands of their hometown to attack the nuclear bomb.
The United States introduced the attack of Nagasachi in Aug. 9, 1945, 70,000 died at the end of that year, three days after Hiroshima bombing killed 140,000. Japan donated Aug. 15, 1945, it completes the second world war with the wrath of the great hundredth of the world by the other side of Asia.
About 2,600 people, including representatives from more than 90 countries, attending the Memorial event in Nagazakaki Peace Park, where the Premier Suzuki and Prime Minister Shigerus were, among the guests.
The people kept a period of peace at Atomic Bomb Hypeeker Park, during the celebration of 80 years of Southwest, Nagasaki, on Saturday, in 2025.
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At 11:02 AM, the exact time in the plotonium bomb explodes above Nagazaki, participants saw a moment of peace as the iron cried.
“Even after the war ended, the Atomic bomb brought fear,” the 93-year-old, Hiroshi Nishooka, commenting that many survivors outside the difficult wounds and death died.
“You can also use nuclear weapons again, or they’re over,” he said.
Duts have been released
A number of pigeons, a sign of peace, was released after Suzuki’s speech, their parents survivors.
He said memories of bombing city “inherit and should be passed down to generation after generation” within and outside Japan.
On August 9, 2025: Duts are released during the Memorial celebration in Park Nagasachi in Aug. 9, 2025, marking the Stomus of US Atomic War Society bombes Second.
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“The presence of mankind is close to the one who lives on earth,” Suzuki said.
“In order to make the preservation of atomic bombs now and forever, we will travel by international citizens and provide for our biggest efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons and the fulfillment of eternal peace.”
‘The World Without War “
The survivors of their families gather Saturday in the rain climate in Park Park and Porby Hypocenter Park, found under a direct bomb, hours before the official festival.
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“I just look for the world without war,” Koichi Kawano, 85-year-old survivors who put hypothesome hypococenter’s medical examinations in the Origami Paper Cranes and other donations.
The paper cranes are included against nuclear weapons in the park that puts the US Nagasaki Hypochiser, south of 2025, 80 Adviv Adviv of Second Battlefield.
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Some others pray in the churches in Nagasaki, at the Catholic Church, who have left underground over the centuries of the Eral Feudal Era.
Twins in the twins in Urakami Cathedral, destroyed with bombing, and reunited after one of the missing instruments after the attack on volunteers were attacked.
Despite their pain from wounds, discriminatory and illness from radiation, survivors publicly dedicate the shared vaccine. But they were worried about the earth that goes across.
Exceeding courses
The survivors of their ages and supporters in Nagasaki now place their hopes for tending weapons to discreetly in the hands of young people, but they attack that this attack is not a long and their future.
“Only two things I look forward to: the elimination of war and war,” Fumi Tele Telechita said 83 years old.
“I want the world when nuclear has never been used and everybody can live in peace.”
Religuration of historical lessons for generous and future generations, Takshita visits schools to share her things with children.
“When you grow up and remember what you have learned today, please think each individual can make the army to protect the war,” Takeshita told the students when she was visited at the beginning of the week.
A woman gives prayer in the atomic atom’s atom, as Japan is 70 years in South West, in Nagasaki, on Saturday, 2025.
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TERUYAMA, A 83-year-old member of the Nagazaki association supporting survivors, said that he did so, that reduces his desire to write the lives of others alive.
The survivors fall into 99,130, about a quarter of the original number, of their over 86 years. The survivors are worried about pets, as the youngest survivors were clearly remembering this attack.
“We must maintain the records of the atomic bombing for the survivors and their life-life story,” said Yokoama, two sauses died after sickness affected by radiation.
His organization has started compiling the narration of the survivors of YouTube and other platforms to communicate with the help of a new generation.
“There are young people who begin to act,” said Yokoama told the media associated with Friday. “So I think we don’t have to be depressed.”
Nagasaki handled “peaceful forum” on Friday where survivors shared their stories with more than 300 young people across the country. Seikiro Mothi, 90-year-old, said that he gave the seeds of “flowers of peace” on the hope that they see them blossom.
The citizens of Korea living in Japan and Japan retaliate a period of peace because of the Atomic bombing victim near the bombing ceremony near Nagasaki Park Park, on Friday, 2025, in Nagasaki, Western Japan.
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Japanese Safety Problem
The survivors are frustrated with grown-growing global nuclear support among international leadership by improving or having nuclear hindering weapons.
Criticized Japanese government to sign or participating in a covenant in a prohibition of nuclear weapons as watching
In Ishba’s speech, the prime minister has repeated the Japanese in a profitable country, to stimulate the dialogue and cooperation of nuclear weapons and 2026 in New York.
Ishba did not mean nuclear weapons to prevent a contract.
“Countries must remove from the words that are in action by strengthening the invisible nuclear state, or NPT, ANCT, ANCY-General Gutres, which is his message to Izu Enka Nakhazaki.
Nagasachi invites representatives to all countries to attend an event on Saturday. The government in Chin is well seen this city that it would not exist without giving a reason.
The festival of the past year awakened an issue because of the absence of US ambassadors and other Westernresses to respond to the City of Japan’s city inviting Israelite officers.
