Why the atomic bomb didn’t really end the Second World War
Historians often suggest that America’s super-weapon forced Hirohito to surrender in 1945. Look closer, and the truth is more ...
UNITAR Sea and Human Security 2024 Participants Poised to Drive Positive Change after Completing the Training Programme
UNITAR expresses its sincere gratitude to the Government and People of Japan for their generous support of this programme.
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UNITAR 2024 Trainees Ready to Drive Positive Change
Fifty participants from 18 Asia-Pacific countries graduated from the UNITAR "Leaders for a Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Sea ...
A-bomb survivor aged 80 moves back to Hiroshima to follow in late pastor dad's footsteps
Yasuo, who once worked in documentary filmmaking in Tokyo, was inspired to become a pastor by Koko's father, Reverend Kiyoshi ...
Hiroshima Peace Museum marks record 2 million annual visitors
HIROSHIMA—The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum has reached a new milestone, surpassing 2 million visitors in a single fiscal ...
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Hiroshima A-bomb museum logs record 2 million visitors in FY 2024
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum documenting the devastation caused by a U.S. atomic bomb in 1945 has welcomed 2 million ...
Hiroshima peace museum sees record number of visitors amid heightened global concerns
As of Feb. 9, a total of 1,983,983 people had visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum here in fiscal 2024, marking a ...
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Hiroshima Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Exhibit at Cerro Coso
Cerro Coso Community College is honored to present the Hiroshima Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Exhibit, a powerful pop-up exhibition ...
Grenfell Tower and the dilemma of tragic landmarks
The burnt-out remains of Grenfell Tower will be "sensitively" dismantled, the government has confirmed, nearly eight years ...
Visitors to Hiroshima atomic bomb museum hit record high
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum has received a record number of visitors for the second year in a row. The museum in the ...
Dark tourism: Nine eye-opening locations with tragic histories
Amelia Neath looks at some of the dark places people are drawn to where tragedies have occurred, such as Chernobyl, Hiroshima and the killing fields in Cambodia ...