Atomic Bomb Survivors Re-live Their Stories "On August 6, 1945, a great terror was thrust upon the world. David Rothausers 80 minute documentary, Hibakusha, Our Life to Live, probes the life stories of Japanese, Korean and American survivors of the terror; the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. There is an URGENCY here. The survivors are dying off. By keeping their memory alive may we no longer live in the fear of nuclear annihilation. www.memoryproductions.org". + Informações

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Ein Jahr nach Fukushima bäumt sich der Nuklear-Kapitalismus noch einmal auf. Bis zum 11. März wird eine erste Fassung fertiggestellt sein. Wir gehen den gesellschaftlichen, ökonmischen und technischen Fragen, die sich nach der vom Tsunami am 11.3.2011 ausgelösten und bis heute nicht beendeten Katastrophe stellen, nach und versuchen eine Einordnung mithilfe von Experten und Opfern.. + Informações

Kaz Suyeishi talks about her experience on Channel 4 and her confrontation with Enola Gay pilot, Colonel Paul Tibbets. ©2012 Made By Humans, LLC. All Rights Reserved.. + Informações

Richard Zajac presents his upcoming documentary: New Hibakusha on CNN in Tokyo and on the St. Louis NBC affiliate: KSDK. Help the cause: donate at newhibakusha.com. + Informações

Actress Karin Anna Cheung talks "HIBAKUSHA" and playing the role of Kaz Suyeishi. ©2012 Made By Humans, LLC. All Rights Reserved.. + Informações

Kazumi Niwa, second-generation hibakusha (A-bomb survivor) of Nagasaki shares her experience as a survivor.. + Informações

At Universal Peace Day Interfaith gathering at The Church Center for the UN, New York City, on August 5, 2011 (August 6 in Japan).. + Informações

Ms. Kayano Tsutsui(formerly Kayano Nagai) gives testimony on her experience of Atomic Bombing. + Informações

In Part 2 of our interview with Steve, he discusses his animated documentary film project Hibakusha due out this year. In praise of animation, we animated our interview just a little. :). + Informações

after the screening I was asked to give a statement and then we had a long discussion. The screeing was held in the Hiroshima Peace Museum. + Informações

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Participation at Poetry for Peace Contest held by the United Nations Office of Disarmament Affairs UNODA. www.facebook.com www.ekdoseiskontaxi.blogspot.com. + Informações

Session 1: Background & Imagination Exercises SD, 26min 42sec, in English with Japanese Interpretation, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org Cinema Forum Fukushima cinemaforumfukushima.org * May 7th (Mon) Harlem Renaissance High School, Manhattan, 9AM~10:43AM (JPN 10PM~11:43PM) Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group. Facilitator: Kathleen Sullivan, PhD, Hibakusha: Shigeko SASAMORI, Reiko YAMADA, Interpreter: Michie TAKEUCHI. + Informações

a short extract from the TV Porgramm "Inside-Out" of 23 May 2012 featuring our documentary film HIBAKUSHA in Japan. The full program was 54 mins long but for legal reasons can not be uploaded here.. + Informações

Session 1: Background & Imagination Exercises SD, 31min 06sec, in English with Japanese Interpretation, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org Cinema Forum Fukushima cinemaforumfukushima.org * May 8th (Tue) Bayside High School, Queens, 8:50AM~10:27AM (JPN 9:50PM~11:27PM) Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group. Facilitator: Kathleen Sullivan, PhD, Hibakusha: Toshiko TANAKA & Reiko YAMADA, Interpreter: Marie Cochrane & Hideo NOMURA. + Informações

Session 3: Hibakusha Testimony: Dr. Cynthia Miller & Student Comments/Q&A SD, 38min 03sec, in English & Japanese with English Interpretation, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org Cinema Forum Fukushima cinemaforumfukushima.org * May 10th (Thu) East Side Community High School, 1:47PM~3:24PM Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group. Facilitator: Kathleen Sullivan, PhD, Hibakusha: Reiko YAMADA & Dr. Cynthia Miller, Interpreter: Yuko MORIKAWA. + Informações

Session 2: Hibakusha Testimony & Student Comments SD, 49min 17sec, in English, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org Cinema Forum Fukushima cinemaforumfukushima.org * May 7th (Mon) Harlem Renaissance High School, Manhattan, 9AM~10:43AM (JPN 10PM~11:43PM) Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group. Facilitator: Kathleen Sullivan, PhD, Hibakusha: Shigeko SASAMORI, Reiko YAMADA, Interpreter: Michie TAKEUCHI. + Informações

Session 1: Background & Imagination Exercise SD, 15min 13sec, in English, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org Cinema Forum Fukushima cinemaforumfukushima.org * May 9th (Wed) Lower Manhattan Arts Academy High School, 9:30AM~11AM (JPN 10:30PM~12AM) Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group. Facilitator: Debbie Brindis, Hibakusha: Toshiko TANAKA & Dr. Cynthia Miller, Interpreter: Yuko MORIKAWA. + Informações

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Session 2: Hibakusha Testimony: Toshiko TANAKA SD, 31min 25sec, in Japanese with English Interpretation, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org Cinema Forum Fukushima cinemaforumfukushima.org * May 9th (Wed) Lower Manhattan Arts Academy High School, 9:30AM~11AM Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group. Facilitator: Debbie Brindis, Hibakusha: Toshiko TANAKA & Dr. Cynthia Miller, Interpreter: Yuko MORIKAWA. + Informações

SD, 37min 01sec, in English, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org See other Hibakusha Stories Footage at cinemaforumfukushima.org https * May 11th (Fri) 2012, in Brooklyn, New York Shigeko SASAMORI, a teenager in Hiroshima when the atomic bomb struck on August 6, 1945, was one of the 25 Hiroshima Maidens who were brought to New York City in 1955 for reconstructive surgery by Norman Cousins and Rev. Hiroshi Tanimoto. She has been a disarmament activist ever since. Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group.. + Informações

Session 2: Hibakusha Testimony & Student Comments SD, 43min 32sec, in English with Japanese Interpretation, Hibakusha Stories hibakushastories.org Cinema Forum Fukushima cinemaforumfukushima.org * May 8th (Tue) Bayside High School, Queens, 8:50AM~10:27AM (JPN 9:50PM~11:27PM) Hibakusha Stories and Youth Arts New York will be sponsoring school visits in May of 2011. Each school will be visited by one or more Hibakusha? survivors of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in the summer of 1945. Visits will provide students with a rare opportunity to hear eyewitness testimonies of one of the most significant events in human history and will introduce the students to the concepts of peace, forgiveness and reconciliation. The two-period visit will include a brief introduction to nuclear issues, first-hand accounts from the survivors themselves, small group discussions, and a final sharing from each group. Facilitator: Kathleen Sullivan, PhD, Hibakusha: Toshiko TANAKA & Reiko YAMADA, Interpreter: Marie Cochrane & Hideo NOMURA. + Informações

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