Loan/Donation of the Materials for the A-bomb Exhibit and Peace Education
We lend out the materials listed below for exhibitions and peace learning programs to institutes, non-profit organizations and individuals who are willing to use them to disseminate the facts of the A-bomb damage and to raise peace consciousness.
Some of the materials may de donated to those planning continued use.
Flyer in English
Flyer in Japanese
Materials
No. | Title/Overview | Available languages | Media |
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1 ★ |
Hiroshima-Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Poster Set *available for donation
Set of 30 photographic posters describing the state of the A-bomb damage. |
Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese, Russian, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese |
[Printed materials] 85×60cm (36×24inches) 3kg/set (6.6lbs/set) |
2 |
Hiroshima-Nagasaki A-bomb Exhibition: Optional Posters *for loan only
51 posters to supplement the A-bomb exhibition. <Contents> |
English |
[Electronic data] DVD |
3 |
Posters of Sadako and Paper Cranes *for loan only
Set of 25 posters exploring the realities of the atomic bombing and the importance of peace in a manner accessible to younger generations. The posters illustrate the child victims of the A-bomb, featuring the life of Sadako Sasaki, who died of A-bomb-induced leukemia. |
Japanese, English, Russian, French, Spanish |
[Electronic data] DVD |
*Printed materials "Posters of Sadako and Paper Cranes" are also available for loan upon request (English only, 85×60cm, 2.6kg per set). The cost for both outward and return shipping will be charged to the user. Outbound shipment will be C.O.D., and delivered by FedEx or DHL, so the user will need a FedEx or DHL account number. Please provide us your account number when applying.
●DVD (Film collection)
No. | Title/Overview | Available languages |
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1 ★ |
Hiroshima: A Mother’s Prayer *available for donation
Documentary film that calls for the abolition of nuclear weapons and notes the importance of peace from mothers’ points of view in Hiroshima at the time of the A-bombing. (1990 / 30 min./ Color and some black and white) |
Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese, Russian, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Thai, Indonesian, Malay, Portuguese, Arabic |
2 ★ |
Hiroshima Witness *available for donation
Film containing testimonies of fourteen Hiroshima A-bomb survivors. (1986~ /approx.140 min./ Color) |
English |
3 |
The Effects of the Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki *for loan only Documentary film shot in Hiroshima and Nagasaki immediately after the A-bombings. Production started in September 1945, and completed in April 1946. Taken immediately to the US, it was known in Japan as "the phantom A-bomb film." It was returned and first shown to the public in 1967. (1946 / Hiroshima 81 min. Nagasaki 83 min./ Black and white ) |
English (with Japanese subtitles) |
4 |
The Children of Nagasaki *for loan only
Documentary film made from actual footage of Nagasaki immediately after the A-bombing and testimonies of A-bomb survivors. (2005 / 30 min./ Color and some black and white) |
(*language option) Japanese / English |
5 |
On a Paper Crane *for loan only
Kids-friendly animation that explains the importance of peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons. This film is based on the true story of Sadako Sasaki, who was exposed to the A-bombing as a child and died of leukemia when she was 12 years old. (1993 / 27 min./ Color) |
(*language option) Japanese / English / French |
6 |
Pica Don *for loan only
Animation that appeals for world peace by describing the disaster and tragic consequences of the A-bomb explosion in Hiroshima, on August 6th, 1945. (1978/ 10 min./ Color) |
Silent film |
*Some films are available on video. Please inquire about available languages and systems.
Donation
Five items (flagged with stars ★) can be donated if continued use is desired;
・“Hiroshima-Nagasaki A-bomb Photo Posters”
・“Hiroshima: A Mother’s Prayer”
・“Hiroshima Witness”
All the other items are for loan only and need to be returned after use.
Outreach Division
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e-mail keihatsu@pcf.city.hiroshima.jp