Nagasaki Bombing Story | Tour of the Atomic Hypocenter ★ ONLY in JAPAN

What exactly happened after the Atomic Bombing of Nagasaki? Hiroshima came first. Three days later, Nagasaki — a plutonium implosion-type atomic bomb dropped and detonated at 11:02am destroying Nagasaki and Urakami Valley is also the last atomic weapon used in war. We'll talk to survivors, hear their first hand story - what did it feel like, look like after? I toured the hypocenter visiting several spots that remain today as ruins of August 9, 1945. One-Legged Torii Gate of Sanno Shrine, Shiroyama Elementary School, Nagasaki Prison, Urakami Cathedral Ruins with a guide. It’s an important message on the 80th anniversary as first hand voices of survivors gradually leave us. Their message is that we don’t repeat what happened to them. Thank you to Yokoyama-san, Ujihara-san, Mine-san, Akino Sakaoka, NBC (Nagasaki Broadcasting) and the good people at Nihon Hidankyo, the survivor’s group for the help to produce this episode. Nihon Hidankyo won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2024 for their work of spreading peace through sharing their experience of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. ★ This episode was produced by John Daub with support from the ONLY in JAPAN Patreon community (thank you!)   / onlyinjapan   00:00 Atomic Bomb Dropped 01:36 Then & Now 02:07 Nagasaki Bomb Tour Guide 03:08 Toxic Water 03:55 Map of Hypocenter 04:08 Survivor at Isahaya (Ujihara-san) 06:46 Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum 07:42 Air Raid Shelters 08:44 What the bomb looked like 10:00 Atomic Bomb Rescue Trains 13:52 One-Legged Torii Gate (Sanno) 14:27 Burnt trees 14:43 Urakami Cathedral 16:36 Shiroyama School 18:08 Atomic Bomb Damage to Humans 19:33 First Photos / Journalist in Nagasaki 20:15 Radiation burns 22:19 Survivor Discrimination 22:53 Second Generation 24:14 Nagasaki Story after Survivors: Legacy 26:08 How Survivors Coped After the Bomb 26:55 Nihon Hidankyo wins Peace Prize #nagasaki #hiroshima