Talking to Atomic Bomb Survivors
In the afternoon, I went to get my hair cut. The cost was only 1300 JPY (7.52 EUR). I would never find such a cheap haircut in the Netherlands. I went to a movie theater called Yokogawa Cinema. The train was delayed, and I arrived there around 4:15 pm. I watched Point Blank, which I thought was not so bad. After that, I went to three different bars. The last bar, called Tsubo, was quite unique. The bar owner was very frank, but I felt comfortable there. I met an elderly couple. The husband, who is 85 years old, experienced the atomic bombing in Hiroshima when he was five years old. His story was valuable; however, it was surprisingly clear and detailed for someone who was only a five-year-old child at the time. I got home around 11 pm and did the laundry. I could not sleep well, but I finally fell asleep before 1 am.
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- Talk To The Atomic Bomb Survivors In the afternoon, I went to have cut my hair. The cost was only 1300 JPY (7.52 EUR). I never find such a cheap hair cut in The Netherlands. I went to The movie theater called Yokogawa Cinema. The train was delayed and then I arrived there around 4:15 pm. I watched "Point Blank" which I felt not so bad. After that, I went to three kind of bars. The last bar called Tsubo was quite unique bar. The bar owner was too honest speaker but I felt comfortable. I met an elder couple. The husband is 85 years old. He experienced The atomic bomb in Hiroshima in his five years old. His talking was valuable, however; his talking was too clear even though he was in only five years old child. I got home around 11 pm and I did the laundry. I could not sleep well. Finally, I fell asleep before 1 am, maybe.e
Contemporary artist based in the Netherlands. I’ve learned at an Art College and Culinary Institute. I attempt to connect ART and FOOD.
