100% agree. I think more Americans need to travel to see and understand what their government has done around the world. This museum is a great place to start
When I was a child (30 years ago), survivors of radiation exposure explained and told their stories directly to visitors. The exhibits and photos were quite harrowing and very frightening. Nowadays, you have devised your exhibits in such a way that people around the world can learn the facts objectively and clearly. I hope that as many people as possible will see the footage of this record of yours, to those who cannot come to Japan!
I'm a second-generation A-bomb survivor and have thyroid cancer, and it's still hard, but I don't hold a grudge against anyone, even though I have a painful past and history. Japan is recovering like this.If the future is even a little better, that's my only hope.
@@TooMuchLuggage please don't apologize life is different I hope people all over the world will watch this video and think about the meaning of peace.
広島にきてくださりありがとうございます。原爆資料館に行ってくださる海外の方が増えていますが、1人でも多くの方に知っていただけることは本当に意義深いと思っています。二度とこのようなことは起こらず、世界が平和になってほしいです。特に今は。 Thank you for coming to Hiroshima. The number of overseas visitors to the Atomic Bomb Museum is increasing, and I think it is truly significant that as many people as possible can learn about it. I hope that this kind of thing never happens again and that the world is at peace. especially now.
日本に来て下さりありがとう御座います。 沢山の魂達が、あなた方に語りかけたでしょう。 The world must not forget this holocaust. It is Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Okinawa, the history of Japanese these days.
Thank you for putting the tragedy of Hiroshima on TH-cam. Rest in peace. Mistakes are never repeated！ Second generation atommic bomb sursurvivors. Good luck&Good .
I don’t how to describe my feelings right now. My grandfather died 3years ago. He lost his mother in 1945 6th August. He refused to talk about that event. Cuz it reminds him of woe.
Even after the war, there must have been many people whose marriages were broken just because they were from Hiroshima. People feared invisible radioactivity and genetic effects. Such discrimination continued for a long time.
Very much hopefully this your emotional video clip will make people against war and support peace. God save you two. Namo Buddhaya 🙏 Namo Dhammaya 🙏 Namo Sanghaya 🙏 Amitoufo
The world war II ended by the American A-bomb dropping to Hiroshima in Aug 1945, but it started by the Japanese army's attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in Dec 1941. We should try not to repeat the same mistakes. I was born in 1944, one year before the end of war, and had a hard life for the first 20 years in my life. I have experienced a Japan's postwar reconstruction since then. I am so happy now that I am leading a life in a peaceful world.
Thank you for sharing your story. We were both affected very deeply by your visit to Hiroshima. We also cannot wait for the end of all wars. They are pointless, and only destroy.
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日本に来てくれてありがとう、1人でも多くの人が核兵器について知ることを嬉しく思います
Thank you for your comment. We also want more people to learn of the terror of nuclear war as well so we will not repeat it
海外では核爆弾の脅威についてあまりよく知られていないようなので、外国の人がここを訪れることは意義深いと思います。いい動画をありがとう。
The threat of nuclear war is something the whole world needs to more vigil about. Because the horrors are unparalleled.
広島に来ていただきありがとうございます。
We loved our time in Japan and can’t wait to go back
I hope I can make it there to see. Because of your video l put Hiroshima and Japan on my list. Now l have to go see it. Thank you for sharing !
You really must visit Hiroshima should be on the top of everyone’s bucket list
People from all over the world, especially Americans, should see this museum.
100% agree. I think more Americans need to travel to see and understand what their government has done around the world. This museum is a great place to start
Japan started it. We just finished it. Don’t forget that.
Americans didn’t start the war.
I got the chils on my spine while looking on this video.
I hope that this never happens again!
You guys are my heroes!
I don’t know about heroes, but thank you so much for all your support
When I was a child (30 years ago), survivors of radiation exposure explained and told their stories directly to visitors.
The exhibits and photos were quite harrowing and very frightening.
Nowadays, you have devised your exhibits in such a way that people around the world can learn the facts objectively and clearly.
I hope that as many people as possible will see the footage of this record of yours, to those who cannot come to Japan!
Thank you for sharing that story.
Beautiful you guys 👍
Thank you Bronson
I'm Japanese,but I have never been to Hirosima peace Musium.This video is very good for me.Thank you so much.
Thank you for your kind words. Glad you enjoyed our video
I'm a second-generation A-bomb survivor and have thyroid cancer, and it's still hard, but I don't hold a grudge against anyone, even though I have a painful past and history. Japan is recovering like this.If the future is even a little better, that's my only hope.
Sorry to hear about your diagnosis. We hope you make a full recovery. We also hope that the world will learn the war is not the way forward.
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please don't apologize life is different I hope people all over the world will watch this video and think about the meaning of peace.
広島にきてくださりありがとうございます。原爆資料館に行ってくださる海外の方が増えていますが、1人でも多くの方に知っていただけることは本当に意義深いと思っています。二度とこのようなことは起こらず、世界が平和になってほしいです。特に今は。
Thank you for coming to Hiroshima. The number of overseas visitors to the Atomic Bomb Museum is increasing, and I think it is truly significant that as many people as possible can learn about it. I hope that this kind of thing never happens again and that the world is at peace. especially now.
We agree. The more people that learn about this history first hand the better off the world will be.
@@TooMuchLuggage yes. It would be great if we could continue to convey this message without sacrificing it, and raise awareness of peace together.
日本に来て下さりありがとう御座います。
沢山の魂達が、あなた方に語りかけたでしょう。
The world must not forget this holocaust.
It is Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Okinawa, the history of Japanese these days.
We really enjoyed our time in Japan. I’m happy we decided to visit both Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Thank you for putting the tragedy of Hiroshima on TH-cam. Rest in peace. Mistakes are never repeated！ Second generation atommic bomb sursurvivors. Good luck&Good .
I can’t begin to imagine the hardships growing up under those conditions. May humanity find a better way forward.
I don’t how to describe my feelings right now. My grandfather died 3years ago. He lost his mother in 1945 6th August. He refused to talk about that event. Cuz it reminds him of woe.
Even after the war, there must have been many people whose marriages were broken just because they were from Hiroshima. People feared invisible radioactivity and genetic effects.
Such discrimination continued for a long time.
I’ve never thought about the discrimination that people who survived the nuclear bombs must’ve faced
welcome to HIROSHIMA. You walked a long time. Please come again after the G7 summit.
Thank you. We can’t wait to visit again
Very much hopefully this your emotional video clip will make people against war and support peace. God save you two. Namo Buddhaya 🙏 Namo Dhammaya 🙏 Namo Sanghaya 🙏 Amitoufo
Thank you. I wish more people could see this place for themselves. To learn more about our history.
I couldn't barely see all of it cuz I was feeling sick and went out.
It’s very emotional. Did you see the picture on the end? Where the kid was carrying his dead brother? That make me sick too.
@@TooMuchLuggage Yes, a famous American photographer took it :)
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Did you watch it that Fast?
@@TooMuchLuggage yaa i love to see your videos ✌️
The world war II ended by the American A-bomb dropping to Hiroshima in Aug 1945, but it started by the Japanese army's attack on Pearl Harbor
in Hawaii in Dec 1941. We should try not to repeat the same mistakes. I was born in 1944, one year before the end of war, and had a hard life for
the first 20 years in my life. I have experienced a Japan's postwar reconstruction since then. I am so happy now that I am leading a life in a peaceful world.
Thank you for sharing your story. We were both affected very deeply by your visit to Hiroshima. We also cannot wait for the end of all wars. They are pointless, and only destroy.