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Hiroshima is a port city on the southwestern coast of Honshu in Japan which will forever be remembered as the city that, on August 6, 1945, was almost completely destroyed by the first atomic bomb to be dropped on a populated area. Today Hiroshima, with a population of over 1 million, is reborn & is the self-proclaimed “city of international peace and culture”. Reflections of the Memorial Cenotaph in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park on Nakajima island, the central monument to honour and console the souls of the victims of the A-bombing. After the bombing, the city of Hiroshima launched a campaign petitioning the national government for aid in the construction of a city of peace. The campaign resulted in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial City Reconstruction Law. The first special law of its kind, it stipulated that Hiroshima would be rebuilt to embody the striving of the human race for peace. It further stipulated that the area of Nakajima Island near the hypocenter be preserved in perpetuity as a symbol of peace and recommended the construction of what is now Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and its attendant facilities. The Peace Memorial Park includes Nakajima Island and the strip of land across the Motoyasu River where the A-bomb Dome stands. At the south entrance to the park stand three buildings lined up east to west. These three buildings, one of which houses the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, serve a variety of functions through which the city works to preserve the memory of the A-bomb and bring about world peace. The park also contains the A-bomb Dome, the Fountain of Prayer & the Flame of Peace, due to be extinguished when the last nuclear weapon on the planet is destroyed. Peace Memorial Park (), Hiroshima, Japan. July 21st 2005 || From a July 2005 visit to Hiroshima, Japan Let All The Souls Here Rest In Peace; For We Shall Not Repeat The Evil. – Inscription on the coffin under the Memorial Cenotaph in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
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Memorijalna ceremonija mira u Hiroshimi Memorijalna ceremonija mira u Hiroshimi2017-08-15 Nema komentara na Memorijalna ceremonija mira u Hiroshimi 6. kolovoza 1945. bačena je atomska bomba na japanski grad Hiroshimu čime je zabilježen jedan od najtužnijih trenutaka koje pamtimo. Prvi puta je iskorišteno nuklearno oružje na naseljeno područje prouzročivši preko 100 tisuća ljudskih žrtava. Makoto društvo i ove je godine nastavilo s izradom i slanjem ždralova u Hiroshimu. Ove godine ždralove su uglavnom izrađivali oni najmlađi – osnovnoškolci, koje smo željeli uključiti u apel za mir u svijetu. Naš je član Theo Šlogar, inače student na doktorskom studiju u gradu Kyoto, odnio osobno ždralove u Hiroshimu i prisustvovao na ceremoniji mira. S našim ždralovima, poruku za mir u svijet nose i ždralovi izrađeni u Sisačkim osnovnim školama pod vodstvom gospođe Nade Tušak. Slike sa memorijalne ceremonije mira u Hiroshimi: Poveznica atomskog bombardiranja i origami ždralova leži u priči o Sadako Sasaki. Djevojčica Sadako bila je jedna od žrtava koja je zbog posljedice radijacije bombe oboljela od leukemije te je po staroj narodnoj legendi počela izrađivati ždralove. Prema legendi, osobi koja napravi 1000 ždralova bit će ispunjena jedna želja – u slučaju Sadako to je bilo ozdravljenje. Sama ih nije uspjela do kraja izraditi, stoga su taj zadatak umjesto nje završili prijatelji i obitelj. Njoj u čast, kao simbolu svih nevinih žrtava pada atomske bombe, u Parku mira u Hiroshimi postavljena je statua koja je prikazuje sa ždralom. Zahvaljujemo se svima koji su svojim ždralom doprinijeli izricanju poruke za mir u svijetu, a najveće hvala upućujemo origami majstoru Krešimiru Rajkiju pod čijim vodstvom je projekt uspješno odrađen. Više o projektu pogledajte ovdje. Komentari Leave a comment You must be logged in to post a comment.