US EditionHope and memory in Hiroshima: A journey from Mount Fuji to global zero
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Hope and memory in Hiroshima: A journey from Mount Fuji to global zero
Image: Lukasz Pawel Szczepansk/Shutterstock Beneath the cherry blossoms of Hiroshima, memories of devastation linger — but so does hope. This exclusive extract from Six Minutes to Winter, Mark Lynas’s urgent new book on the threat of nuclear war, reflects on survival, remembrance and the future we must fight for The rail line to Hiroshima from Tokyo passes not far from the lower slopes of Mount Fuji. As we shoot past on the bullet train, I gaze …
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