Nihon Essay Essay I'm 96 years old. "#No War" : Why I Started Talking About "War" and "Atomic Bomb" Sealed for more than 75 Years / Fumiko Morita / Kyoko Morita

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Nihon Essay Essay "Actually, I have a favor to ask you, Sensei. I lost my parents and three younger brothers in the atomic bombing. I have to live for everyone as well. I want to raise my voice to eliminate nuclear weapons so that such a war will never happen again in the future. Please let me live a long life. When I met everyone, it became peace. I want to do my best to say so." Born and raised in Nagasaki, "Watashi". I came to Tokyo with a 79-year-old Tokiya. I had an iPad at the age of 90. I reflected on a 20-year-old woman's post on anti-war demonstrations. "We, the war survivors, have to say it." We, the war survivors, have to say it. "This is what a 96-year-old woman wants to convey now, which is different from the record of the experience of the war after World War II and the atomic bombing experience plane. Never keep saying it. #No war. Thank you, Gunnai.