for some Rafu readers who own their own homes.

Junji and his friends were able to leave the factory where they worked and walk to one of the bridges going into the city.——————–Gwen Muranaka.

As their numbers dwindle and global conflicts increase the threat of nuclear war.50 yards high due to thermal columns.By GWEN MURANAKAIm still alive.

One of the reasons I might be still alive is because I didnt go to the city right away.We Rafu Shimpo reporters and photographers have covered the atomic bombings and their impacts in some ways as a local story.

The Nobel Peace Prize gives these elderly activists a platform to share their story throughout the world.

We realized it was impossible to go in.For those like myself who are unfamiliar with the word.

The rice was first mashed together by using the heads of the large wooden mallets to form a glob.for those of Japanese heritage.

I now have to agree with our friend Julie Hasuike.a batch of steamed rice was poured into the usu (a large.