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作成日: 2024/12/12 19:00

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The opening ceremony for an exhibition on this year&#039;s Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Nihon Hidankyo, was held in Norway&#039;s capital Oslo on Wednesday. Nihon Hidankyo is a Japanese group representing atomic bomb survivors, or hibakusha.
                
Every year, an exhibition focusing on the latest peace prize recipient is held at the Nobel Peace Center.
                
Attendees at this year&#039;s opening ceremony included survivors of the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as well as the chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Joergen Frydnes.
                
Nihon Hidankyo Co-chairperson Tanaka Terumi said people cannot make efforts to abolish nuclear weapons unless they actually &quot;see, hear, think about and take into their heart the devastation they cause&quot;.
                
He said there needs to be a place where people can get a sense of the destruction the weapons can wreak, and the most important thing is to listen to the voices of hibakusha.
                
Tanaka and the two other Nihon Hidankyo co-chairpersons were each presented with a piece of a wooden installation themed on atomic bomb survivors&#039; testimonies. The work was created by the Japanese architect Kuma Kengo.
                
The co-chairpersons then declared the event open.
                
The exhibition will run from Thursday through November next year.

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