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Teens ask G-7 leaders to visit Hiroshima museum, meet with hibakusha during May summit - The Mainichi

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Yuna Okajima, 18, and Miharu Obayashi, 15, submitted 21,319 signatures to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on March 27. They want G-7 leaders to meet with atomic bombing survivors and visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. The signature drive kicked off on March 1 on Change.org and will continue until right before the G- 7 summit.

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Teens ask G-7 leaders to visit Hiroshima museum, meet with hibakusha during May summit - The Mainichi

TOKYO -- Teens heading a signature drive asking Group of Seven leaders to meet with atomic bombing survivors and visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Mu

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Mainichi Shimbun broke the news in Chiyoda, Japan on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.
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