Talk by A-bomb Legacy Successor (Available upon request)
A-bomb Legacy Successors offer lectures in which they present the A-bomb survivors’ experiences, the reality of the atomic bombing, and desires for peace.
As the A-bomb survivors are growing older and the number of testifiers are accordingly decreasing, Hiroshima City has been cultivating successors since the FY 2012 to pass down the survivors’ stories and wishes on their behalf. The A-bomb Legacy Successors who currently offer lectures have completed the training course and started their activities in the FY 2015.
Details
The length of each lecture is 60 minutes and comprises the following:
1) the experience of the A-bomb survivors and their wishes for peace which were passed on the successor; 2) the reality of the A-bombing (i.e. peoples’ daily lives during the war, overview of the A-bomb damages, and the A-bomb effects to the human body); and 3) the successors’ wish for peace.
Note: Some lectures are available in English.
Fees
Free
Schedule and location
Talks of the A-bomb Legacy Successors can be scheduled at the same venue and time of the A-bomb Survivor Testimonies. For more information, click here.
A-bomb Legacy Successors also lecture at schools and local facilities. Please consult the Museum by phone if interested.
Reservations
Reservations are accepted from exactly one year prior to the date requested and up to one week prior to the requested date.
Miscellaneous
Talks by the A-bomb Legacy Successors are also regularly held at the Video Theater on the first floor of the East Building (reservations and fees are not necessary). For more information, click here.
Contact
Outreach Division
FAX: +81-82-247-2464
Email: keihatsu@pcf.city.hiroshima.jp