15

Kazuko Ishii

Born in a premature baby

Toko Tanaka

16

Shoji Izumoto

My mother who was directly exposed to the atomic bomb

Misaki Yamashita

17

Hiromu Imada

74years since alive

Rino Goto

18

Jyunji Oka

To make a peace society that doesn't have any nuclear weapons and war

Mei Hirai

19

Hiroko Kawanaka

I became "hibakusha" soon after I was born

Hikaru Funamoto

20

Hisako Konishi

Right now, What I want to tell you about me the most -As the restoration of the Taisho-ya Kimono shop -

Takuya Toyama

21

Seiju Sako

Wish for peace

Kotomi Sasaki

22

Bunsho Terao

As one of in-utero Hibakusha

Yui Ochiai

23

Mitsue Terada

Mother lost her sight, and my family

Emika Hariu

24

Masami Nakai

After retirement, participate in the Great Great Peace March every year

Akari Hosokawa

25

Kazunori Nakaoka

The atomic bomb severely affected people and their unborn children who entered the city after the bombing, too

Kokoro Noda

26

Minoru Hataguchi

The Hibakusha who couldn't say

Dhruv Iyer

27

Kazuhiko Futagawa

Still, my father and eldest sister have been missing since the bombing

Shizuku Sadaiwa

28

Kousei Mito

What I Learned During my 14 Years as a Guide

Yuka Nakama

29

Masahiro Mimura

I am a Hemi-Hibakusha and a Hemi-A-bomb orphan

Nonoka Akashi

30

Sumiyo Miyagi

Remembering 75 years after the war

Kanako Matsuyama

31

Yusho Murakami

Radioactive DNA, which Remains in my Body for a Thousand Year

Miwa Abe

32

Takenori Morikawa

Devote the left of my life to peace activity

Yukina Shima

33

Yamaguchi Seiji

Volunteer work at Peace Memorial Park

Shisuku Sadaiwa, Rino Goto

34

Shouichi Yamada

The statue of Kinjiro Ninomiya in Yaga Elementary School

Minagi Nakahira

35

Shizue Watanabe

My life after that

Haruka Horikawa