Outline of the Exhibition and Facilites |
| As a prelude to the main exhibits , this section introduces
the scenery and customs of Nagasaki just before the atomic bombing. A clock that
stopped at 11:02 a.m., the moment of the explosion, is displayed to show how
the people was destroyed in an instant. |
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B. Damages Caused by the Atomic Bombing |
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| By exhibiting the devastating scene of Nagasaki just after
the atomic bombing, this section provides visitors with an understanding of the
fearsome destructive power and horrors of the atomic bombing. |
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C. Toward a World free from Nuclear Weapons |
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| This section provides visitors with an opportunity to
think about issues related to war, nuclear weapons and peace in order to realize
a world without nuclear weapons. |
| Documentary films related to the atomic bombing are shown.
The faclities include a Q&A corner regarding the atomic bombing and peace,
and a reference system to find documents such as Nagasaki's Peace Declaration. |
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