Published 1 year ago

Rebooting memories of life before the nuclear devastation of Hiroshima

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Anju Niwata is a young Japanese peace activist born and raised in Hiroshima. She uses a combination of software and interviews with survivors to accurately bring colour to the black and white photos she borrows from the survivors. Tokuso Hamai was evacuated from Hiroshima when he was two-years-old, before the bombing.

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Rebooting memories of life before the nuclear devastation of Hiroshima

A Japanese initiative to colourize photos of Hiroshima survivors, taken before the war, has been hailed by the UN as a way to breathe new life into conversations about peace, and a world without nuclear weapons.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Rebooting memories of life before Hiroshima’s nuclear devastation

Only a few survivors of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II are still alive to share their memories. Well aware that she belongs to the last generation to deal directly with the hibakusha – those who survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima – Anju Niwata, a young Japanese peace

1 year ago

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