Hiroshima, Japan Travel News

A traveling exhibit detailing the effects of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945 will open Sept.

A monument to peace At Hiroshima I'll never forget the day. We finished our morning assembly in the school yard and we were waiting in our classroom when suddenly, a friend by the window shouted - "B-29!" A ...

The Peace Memorial Ceremony is held on August 6th in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima.

Japanese immersion students and their families tell of two weeks in foreign land.

Carrboro 10 by 10 in the Triangle The ArtsCenter - This year's 10 by 10 in the Triangle features the usual 10 plays of a 10-minute length, four of which are world premieres.

UNITED NATIONS, Jun 26 - Jun 26 - When leaders of the world's eight most industrialised nations -- the United States, Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia, known as the G8 -- hold their ...

ASHEVILLE UNC Asheville and the Center for Diversity Education will host the national traveling exhibit "Hiroshima-Nagasaki: Images and Stories from Eyewitness Accounts" July 9-Aug. 8 in UNC Asheville's Karpen ...

PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd has laid a wreath at a memorial to victims of the world's first nuclear attack in the Japanese city of Hiroshima.

Emiko Okada, an atomic-bomb survivor from Hiroshima, sent letters to the governments of the Group of Eight major economies, inviting their leaders to visit the bomb site when they come to Japan to attend the G8 ...

That's what everyone says after visiting Hiroshima, the statesmen and citizens who sign the guest book at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial. via Phronesisaical

Well it does, a bit, depending on where you stay. In beautiful Hiroshima, we've found that the Comfort Hotel Hiroshima does a good job on providing internet access. via HotelChatter

“I made a connection with the Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation. I was interested in visiting Hiroshima because I am doing my senior thesis on the atomic bomb”

Takashi Teramoto, atomic bomb survivor,v shares thoughts on life-changing experience Jenn Lias Issue date: 1/17/08 Section: News Media Credit: Natsuki Okita Mr. via The Gamecock

“I have repeated this thousands of times.”

Zhang Xiuhong, 81, was just 11 when she was raped by a Japanese soldier during the siege in Nanjing, China. via Detroit Free Press