Overview

• Opened on Oct. 6 in northern Scotland, the show is hosted by the National Nagasaki Peace Memorial Hall and presents photographs of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki aftermath, including images of severe burn victims.
• Memorial Hall director Hiroshi Nose, a second‑generation hibakusha, urged that Nagasaki remain the last city ever hit by an atomic bomb.
• Japan’s ambassador to the United Kingdom, Hiroshi Suzuki, said the photographs speak volumes and emphasized that nuclear weapons must never be used again.
• Students and other visitors engaged with the exhibits with serious attention during the opening.
• The event continues overseas outreach to preserve and share hibakusha testimony for younger and international audiences as survivor numbers decline.