Hiroshima museum to sell A-bomb memorial pamphlet

Hiroshima museum to sell A-bomb memorial pamphlet

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum will begin selling a memorial pamphlet, titled 'The Spirit of Hiroshima,' on April 1. The pamphlet was prepared after the museum received numerous requests from visitors for a visual record of the facility, where artifacts and photos of the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima are displayed. ==Kyodo

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