The First Thing You NEED to do in Hiroshima | emotional
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- The first thing you have to do when you arrive in Hiroshima is to visit the place where the first atomic bomb fell that hastened the end of the second world war. It is the place that moved us very much in Japan. The first part of our trip through Hiroshima we spent around the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, this sad trip through this place reminded us of a trip to Pearl Harbor that you can find on this channel and I recommend you to watch it
I hope you like this Hiroshima travel video: The First Thing You NEED to do in Hiroshima | emotional
00:00 Emotional message for peace "Stop atomic bomb"
01:16 We were leaving Osaka for Hiroshima by train
02:52 We are staying at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Hiroshima
03:32 We are going to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
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Thank you for your sympathy and tear for our victims.
I think everybody would be there listening to the kids singing would have the same reaction like us. My husband was crying too but I didn't record him.
I am Japanese. First of all, thank you for visiting this tragic land. And thank you for the tears. As the only country to have suffered atomic bombings, Japan has a responsibility to inform the world of the threat of atomic bombs. The grief of the people who died in Hiroshima and their bereaved families will never go away, but I think it will get a little better with people like you visiting and praying for peace. After watching this video, I had no choice but to say thank you. thank you. "All of your videos of your trip to Japan were interesting." Please visit Japan again and enjoy yourself‼️
After visiting both Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I think we both feel like ambassadors for antiwar efforts.
日本に来て下さりありがとうございます。
Thank you for watching. Japan its a beautiful country. I recommend it to everyone. 👍
広島市に来て下さり有難うございました。
We are very happy we made time to visit during our trip
You are such kind-hearted people ❤wish you good health and longevity.
Thank you for the kind hearted blessing. We were both deeply affected by our visit to Hiroshima.
So emotional. Thank you for sharing
It was very emotional.
As I'm watching youvideo I get emotional too😪😮💨.
I agree! The loss of lives has to stop.
Leaders must be mindful of their decisions!
Thanks for the awakening message!
My husband cried also but l didn't record him. I think its emotional for everyone who had the chance to visit that place and l hope that will never happen again.
Pray 🙏 for ✌️ peace. No mo war.
Thanks for watching
Thank you for coming to Hiroshima.
We really enjoyed our time in Hiroshima and the rest of the parts of Japan, in which we visited we can’t wait to return and visit other parts
I was crying with you every step of the way!!!😭
🙏❤️
現在のロシアとウクライナもそうですが、戦争がなくなる世界になることを望みます🤲
I pray for no more war and no more atomic bombs
It’s so interesting how only one building was standing and nothing else around. Thank you for sharing
There’s only one building left standing now. after the bomb drop there are many buildings left, but had they had to be demolished due to heavy damage.
Thank you both for your visit and for the information you have shared with us.
The city of Hiroshima, heated to 4,000 degrees by a blast that exceeded the speed of sound and heat rays thousands of times greater than the sun's energy, was obliterated. Melted and bubbling roof tiles, and shards of concrete "stained" with the imprints of human forms, remain.
And then the heat cooled in the sky and turned to rain, rain that contained large amounts of radioactive material.
The rain, black and sludgy, with large grains, poured down on the eyes, mouths, and bodies of those who survived.
Eighty thousand people died instantly. The number of people exposed to radiation who died that year was 140,000.
We Japanese who live outside of Hiroshima and Nagasaki live our lives forgetting this past event. Therefore, it is very important to visit this Peace Park.
Please, let us work together to create a world without war🌱🌱
@Kei Thank you so much for your information. I hope everyone can see your message 🙏
We learn more the next day of our trip when we went to the museum. That will be in the next movies.
It was really sad what happened and lm sure nobody will forget that tragedy.
Pray 🙏 for piece.
Thank you for watching and commenting on our movie.
Take care
Wow how emotional! Thanks for sharing!
Neither one of us thought it would affect us as deeply as it did
Thank you for coming❤️ from Japan
That is very nice of you to say. We can’t wait to come back and visit other parts of Japan that we didn’t get a chance to see.
Thank you for putting the tragedy of Hiroshima on TH-cam. Second generation atommic bomb sursurvivors. Good luck&Good trip.
Thank you for your comment. We are glad we visited Hiroshima, wish more people would have a chance.
Good morning.
Arisa and Papa enjoyed your videos.
As a Japanese, I am very happy.
Thank you very much.
We wish you a happy new year!
Hi Arisa and Papa. Thank you for watching and the nice coment.
Happy New Year!
This was very moving. Such an emotional reminder of the need for peace. Thanks for taking us along!
We did not think it would affect us like it did.
The world needs the ones like you two in order to make people realising the war's disaster. Namo Buddhaya 🙏 Namo Dhammaya 🙏 Namo Sanghaya 🙏 Amitoufo
Thank you for your kind words
what a cool video you put together here wow getting awesome views that's awesome never really seen Hiroshima like this Im sure there are still people alive that lived at the time off the blast as at 77 years ago kids at time could be in 80s now
You’re right there’s probably a few people still alive that lived through that terrible day. I still can’t explain the emotions I felt visiting.
@@TooMuchLuggage I can imagine how the people in ukraine feel watching how all they own are destroyed
広島、長崎で学ぶべきことは、罪のない子供などの、民間人を標的にしていることだ。
Yes. And to see the children singing for the dead children was to emotional. Hard to don't cry.
Thank you so much for watching 🙏
Arigato Gozaimas
広島に来ていただきありがとうございます(*´ω｀*)
We would like to Thank you to all the people in Hiroshima for
great host during our visit
Good job you guys 👍
Thank you 😊
広島に来てくれてありがとう‼️
本当に嬉しい‼️
広島も長崎もみんな元気なんだよ‼️長崎行ってくださいね‼️あそこは広島より大きなピカが落ちたんです。是非
We went to Nagasaki also. So glad we visited both cities
🤗🤗🤗✌️👍
Thank you🙏
日本の原爆で亡くなった方達のために泣いてくれてありがとう❤ありがとう。露とウの戦争、速く辞めて欲しいです😢
We were both very emotionally moved. Thank you for your kind words, and we hope all wars come to an end soon.
Millions and millions of innocent people were slaughtered and suffered horrific injuries across Asia, particularly in China, Korea and South East Asia. I think you shed your tears to the other group of victims too. Let there be peace around the world!
You are right. People die everywhere all the time. I got emotional when the children sing for the the other kids.
Do you know Marcel Junod ?
Switzerland doctor
His monument in the park
Thank you so much come to HIROSHIMA
No we don’t. I will look him up. Thanks for watching
The train it’s so empty. No too many tourists?
Not on this train. The trains on the weekend. We’re much busier.
How much did you pay for the train?
It was part of our JR pass. Which is unlimited trained for a given length of time. I would guess to pay for this train is about $100 a person.
🙄😔😍✌️✌️
Thank you as always
@@TooMuchLuggage exploring world from nepal✌️😍
なぜ人は言葉があるにも かかわらず 武器を持つのでしょうか？
国のトップは 権力を振りかざしたいのでしょうか？
国のために。とか 建前で 国民の事を全く考えていない行動ですよね。
弱いものだけが死に、権力、お金、富を持つものだけが 生き残る。
なぜ あなた方が 権力を持てたのか、お金を持てたのか この時代に 改めて 考えて欲しいですよね。
もし、私が逆の立場なら❗って 考えるのは 誰でも出来ます。そして 理解する努力も。お互いにすることで 武器は不必要に なると 皆が幸せなのに。
あなたは非常に正しいです...この文化に対するすべての敬意
オバマ大統領は広島に来ましたが
トランプ大統領は来ませんでした
バイデン大統領はまだ分かりません
Hope he does.
広島の平和祈念公園原爆ドームを中心とした広い公園だと思いますか？
ここは原爆の爆心地で原爆ドームの上空に突然太陽が出現したのですこの綺麗な公園がある場所は当時沢山の家々があり人々が暮らしていました…分かりますか?公園を整備して作ったのではありません!
家々があったのですが消滅したのです!
供養する気持ちが無いとこの公園に足を踏み込む事さえ出来ないでしょう…
No we don’t think it’s the only thing there. It is what we saw on this day. We visited the museum the next day. Hiroshima Castle | Hirosima Peace Memorial Museum
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本当にこの人たちが供養する気持ちがないように見えるのか？？
子供達の歌を聴いて涙を流したんやぞ？？
検討はずれなコメントは控えてくれよ、おっさん。
If you can't stop by the Peace Memorial Museum when you come to Hiroshima, there's no point in coming to Hiroshima.
Hiroshima is synonymous with Miyajima and okonomiyaki.
But have you ever seen photos of children burned by the atomic bomb at the Memorial Hall? You won't know the truth until you enter the museum.
Japan no longer holds a grudge against America. the friendliest country.
Some Americans say the atomic bombing was right, but Japan attacked military bases such as Pearl Harbor and never attacked civilians.
Please know that the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were aimed at innocent civilians.
Yes. We didn't stay in a long line to see the museum in the first day. We went to see it next day. So the movie from that museum is coming up soon.
We have a movie from Pearl Harbor also.
Both times people die and that's not right. I don't like war.
Thank you for the coment
@@TooMuchLuggage
That's right!
Humans do stupid things sometimes.
"People must keep an eye on it so they don't go down the wrong path."
Thank you very much! great video！！
何故、広島に。
Yes. We are very impressed with Hiroshima. 👍
Most of the victims were women, children, and old people.
That’s very sad