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- Season 2 One Last Vision: A Photographer's Final Journey
- Season 2 Between Two Homes: A 102-Year Old Japanese Woman in South Korea
- Season 2 Strategy Gone Awry: Revisiting the US Air Raids on Japan
- Season 2 Valens's Return Home: A Rwandan Genocide Offender 22 Years On
- Season 2 Chasing the Father's Shadow: Vietnamese Children of Japanese Soldiers
- Season 2 The Fisherman and the Forest
- Season 2 Setsuko Thurlow's Quest: A World Without Nuclear Weapons
- Season 2 Tsuruko's Tea Journey
- Season 2 The Changing Face of Greed: A Power of Darkness Awakens - Part 1
- Season 2 The Changing Face of Greed: A Power of Darkness Awakens - Part 2
- Season 2 Lives Overshadowed by Crime: The Underground Website Murder
- Season 2 Lives Overshadowed by Crime: The Wakayama Curry Poisoning Incident
- Season 2 Survivor Trees: Hiroshima Revealed
- Season 2 I Was a Caged Bird: Psychiatric Hospitalization in Japan
- Season 2 Nike's Backstory: Unknown Bonds with Japan
- Season 2 A Life with Flowers
- Season 2 Houses for Peace: Exploring the Legacy of Floyd Schmoe
- Season 2 Mt. Ishizuchi: Mountain of the Gods
- Season 2 Hearing the Voices of Nagasaki Survivors
- Season 2 A World of Boisterous Silence
- Season 2 Life at the Bottom of China's Labor Market
- Season 2 China's Largest Relocation Policy: Part 1
- Season 2 China's Largest Relocation Policy: Part 2
- Season 2 An 18-Year-Old's Departure
- Season 2 The Pianist in the Rubble
- Season 2 Manzanar Revealed
NHK WORLD PRIME - Season 2 Episode 19 Hearing the Voices of Nagasaki Survivors
9.00 50 minutes American writer Susan Southard's Nagasaki: Life After Nuclear War has garnered wide acclaim. The book project developed from the author's encounter with "red back" Sumiteru Taniguchi, a hibakusha (atomic-bomb survivor) who is famous from photographs of his severe burns, caused by thermal radiation. 5 hibakusha and their troubled lives in the aftermath of the Bomb are vividly depicted, in a history of Nagasaki that continues to move many Americans. The program follows the story to a college in the Midwest, where students are using the book as a text. In a region where it is widely believed that "dropping the Bomb was unavoidable", what lessons do young Americans discover in Southard's book?
