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Nagasaki Day 2023: Japan commemorates the 78th anniversary of the Nagasaki atomic bombing. On August 9, 1945, Fat Man, the second nuclear weapon, was dropped on the city, killing an estimated 80,000 people instantly. The tragedy of Nagasaki serves as a poignant reminder of nuclear weaponrys deadly potency. Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, extended heartfelt condolences to the victims and reiterated the nations ongoing commitment to achieving a nuclear-free world. Nagasaki Day, a global ob...

Survivors of the atomic bombing, and so it means we can connect. a bond has formed between the survivors and the younger generation, with this referred to as a memory creating a space for closer generational communication. so they all enjoyed this archive, to pass on the memories to for the future. here in the uk, a fire on saturday left a 300—year—old building — home of the famous west midlands pub the crooked house — in ruins. now, the mayor of the area, has called for it to be "rebuil...

Japan PM Kishida offered condolences to victims of the devastating attack saying that we will continue our efforts to realize a world free of nuclear weapons. | World News

This week marks 78 years since the us dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki during the second world war. its the only time nuclear weapons have been used, and as japan remembers the victims of one of historys most catastrophic war events, a professor in tokyo has created a virtual reality world to allow people to experience what it was like — walking through the streets of hiroshima and nagasaki before and after the bombings. here is hidenori watanave, professor of information studies...

This means that there will be no more people who deeply wished for peace and a world without nuclear weapons. the hiroshima archive was created 12 years ago, to pass on the experience and feelings of the bombing survivors to future generations, and the content has been continuously updated with new interviews and historical materials. so can you tell me what kind of experience a user can get by using your vr technology? yes, so users can view over 140 testimonies and more than 150 photographs of...

Were on august 6, 19115. the photos are positioning three—dimensionally, replicating the original camera angles. using virtual reality technology, we can show hiroshima at that time. i understand you were in hiroshima and also nagasaki in recent weeks. whats been the reaction of those who experienced your vr world? yes, so in hiroshima and nagasaki, local high school students have been interviewing survivors of the atomic bombing, and so it means we can connect. a bond has formed between the s...

Professor of information studies at the university of tokyo. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today. firstly, can you tell me why you decided to created this virtual reality world of both hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been _ hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 _ hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 years _ hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 years since - hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 years since th...

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This week marks 78 years since the us dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki during the second world war. its the only time nuclear weapons have been used, and as japan remembers the victims of one of historys most catastrophic war events, a professor in tokyo has created a virtual reality world to allow people to experience what it was like walking through the streets of hiroshima and nagasaki before and after the bombings. ive been speaking to hidenori watanave, professor of informatio...

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