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Hiroshima via Okayama
Arrived here in Hiroshima yesterday. (28 March 2010)
Fly THAI to Kansai Airport early morning 6.15. The weather is still cold , not a lot of people at the airport. I have to identify my finger print at the custom, as every foreigner has to do this or else he will not be allowed into Japan. OK.
We sent two of our luggages to the …
Universal studios
... space adventure. I also bought my new phone case from the store as well as a spider man necklace and singlet top.
After wards we walked down the street and I took a look in the manga shop where I bought Tahlia a gift. A Kuroko no Basket poster.
And I tried my first star bucks hot chocolate. I like them, also I got a cookie and they heated it up for me ...
Arrival Hiroshima, HighSpeed Trains, Trams, Castle
... my pass later in the day. The trams were interesting in 1930s style with the conductor standing by the middle entrance. I decided to get off a stop before the Peace Park to walk up to Hiroshima ...
First City Destroyed
... and does an admirable job of laying out the events leading up to, and following, the drop of 'Little Boy' (the goofy name assigned to the bomb) from the Enola Gay B52 bomber. Perhaps understandably, the Japanese role as instigator of the Pacific War during WWII is only lightly touched on, but there are also a number of suggestions that the bomb was dropped primarily to justify its development costs to the American public (and to keep the Soviets from ...
Hiroshima - taking back ground zero
... drinking the black cancer rain that fell that evening.
This all really happened here. The city was replaced with total hell in seconds. I don't even mean that metaphorically. Back then such a weapon was top secret (following the surrender no publications were allowed to mention the matter – hindering research into the conditions of survivors for some time). Could we possibly imagine the confusion? There must have been sizeable amount of people not killed ...