“’Hiroshima for Global Peace’ Plan Joint Project Executive Committee”, organized by Hiroshima Prefecture and the city of Hiroshima undertook a two-year project, “Hiroshima Reconstruction and Peacebuilding Research Project”, spanning from 2012 to 2013. We released the report as a complication of the results of the project.

In March 2018, we released Vol.4 focusing on “Challenges of Inheriting and Conveying A-bomb Experience” and “Houses for Hiroshima”.

 

Contents

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Challenges of Inheriting and Conveying A-bomb Experience

Challenges of Inheriting and Conveying A-bomb Experience:What to Inherit and Pass On 1)

I Since when was the importance of inheriting and passing on the a-bomb experience discussed?

II Difficulty in Inheriting A-bomb Experience

III What to Pass On

1 “About That Day”

2 “After That”

3 “Thoughts and Wishes”

4 Proposals

Reference

Houses for Hiroshima

I Introduction

II Concept of Houses for Hiroshima

III Toward the Realization of the Project

IV Building Houses in Hiroshima

V New Attempts

VII Expansion of Support

VIII Ending of the project and new support

IX Later history of Houses for Hiroshima

X Conclusion

List of illustrative materials/ Reference

Download the report (PDF)

• “Hiroshima Reconstruction and Peacebuilding Research Project Report　”Learning from Hiroshima’s Reconstruction Experience: Reborn from the Ashes: Vol.4”

 

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