Say "No" to A-bomb

When asked "what do you know about Japan?", some people who have never been to Japan may probably talk about "Hiroshima" and "Nagasaki" about which they learned at school. Hiroshima is now a very beautiful city. But this very place used to experience unspeakable devastation in modern history. I am grateful that I was born in this new era in which people are striving to preserve peace. I wish no more war is waged, no more A-bomb is dropped, and no more pain is to suffered.

Below are some of the photos showing the destruction caused by A-bomb in Hiroshima. I took them at the museum in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.
*Here is Hiroshima before the A-bomb was dropped.


06/08/1945, 8:15am was the time when A-bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.


This is call the Little Boy. Of course, it is small but it cause BIG trouble.


The red ball represents the spot where the A-bomb was dropped.


In just a blink, Hiroshima turned into a field of ruins. Many lives were taken. A lots died at the second of the bombing. A lot more died some time after the bombing. And some who think they were safe died later because of the diseases caused by the radiation from the bomb.
Those who were lucky enough to survive the bombing, suffered both physical and emotional pain to a great extent. They lost their loved ones, their families and friends who used to give meaning to their life.