U.S. citizens offer peace prayers in time for A-bomb anniversari

U.S. citizens offer peace prayers in time for A-bomb anniversari

SAN FRANCISCO, United States - An American woman floats a lantern on a stream in Berkeley, California, on Aug. 7. She was one of some 300 U.S. citizens who gathered to offer prayers for peace in time for the 59th anniversaries of the 1945 atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. (Kyodo)

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