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published by frogifer
This album is from my March, 2003 visit to Hiroshima and nearby Miyajima Island, the week Bush invaded Iraq. There were loads of protests. I went there with a journalist from New York, and we met a lot of interesting people. Brittney took a few of these s
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From our trip to Hiroshima summer 2006
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photos from Japan nice country on islands, where comes the peace of Jesus Christ
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Scenes of Hiroshima Peace Park on Peace Memorial Day, August 6th, 2000
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Hiroshima, Miyajima, Kyoto, Himeji
published by sheveyine
Hiroshima
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trip to japan, June 2006
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published by tusben
published by bobbyweng
Japan Travel Winter 2006
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Japan Travel 2006 Winter
published by ttalbum
published by stephenshephard
published by wilsonc7
Okayama -> Hiroshima -> Okayama
published by hullabaloocity
My student exchange programme at Kyushu University and vacation in Japan from 1st July to 16th August 2007. We visited Fukuoka, Dazaifu, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Mount Aso, Beppu, Amakusa, Iwakuni, Miyajima, Hiroshima, Osaka, Nara, Kyoto, Kobe, Himeji and Toky
published by wakayamanick
myaaay
published by bartholomew2877
My trip to hiroshima
published by chris_mcleland
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published by ka_yin
Date: 17/Apr 2003.
published by travisjapan
published by knivesbbd
lotsa japanese clothes and the 3rd kareoke experience. july 5-7
published by knivesbbd
hiroshima from our balcany
published by knivesbbd
We drove around to different places in the mountains. there were cars parked...
published by iturrate
published by fukushimasmith
In 2004, I went to Hiroshima with a friend during the spring vaction period known in Japan as Golden Week. That week Hiroshima was celebrating their Flower Festival. It was a fun festival to see considering when the Atomic Bomb was droped here 60 years
published by arunita100
published by snicker500
Stone Japanese lanterns in Hiroshima, Japan.
published by snicker500
2004 Flower festival in Hiroshima Japan
published by smoshe
published by somei_na_jennie
Hiroshima & Miyajima
published by navypearl
uh...Japan
published by lamisgeneral
published by lifelessentity
In the memories of death and sorrow.
published by aston2b
Scenes of Japan
published by le_minh_ngoc
Hiroshima's Peace Park and Museum
published by gossmaca
published by ccummings49
Trip ro Hiroshima
published by MirthTones36
published by kaci_paci
published by cameronchanning
published by c0mpkilla
My host family and two elementary schools in hiroshima. Also a very scary park.
published by goonsquad13
Lost in bad Japanese translation
published by mbens
Tokyo, Nara, Hiroshima, Kamakura, Hakone, Agosto 2004.
published by robincyber101
published by japan12
We went kareoke/shopping together at this jiggagantic all and also to this fantastic barbeque site on sunday. aww, miss the kids already
published by japan12
we went to this place where you can do anything, kareoke, video games, ping pong, pool, anything- and you pay by the 15 minutes. addicting. i wish i took a picture of all the streetfighter II or DDR, but it was awesome
published by Sniper9123
published by osuwari19
Field trip to Hiroshima and A-Bomb Museum, plus random pics from Halloween!
published by koforlife
Assorted pictures from Michigan State University's Freshman Seminar Abroad in Japan
published by laxmom42
Hiroshima Japan
published by chrisNjulie
A beautiful modern city most known throughout the world as the first city in history subjected to nuclear warfare with the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II. We spent a long weekend camping and brushing up on history.
published by ciaccona_sakura07
Hiroshima and Miyajima 6/Apr - 9/Apr
published by mkomelski
This is a photo record of my trip to MatsuYama in Shikoku and to Hiroshima and Miyajima in March of 2002.
published by wlf2226
Fotos de mi viaje por Hiroshima, Kyoto, Osaka, Tokyo y Narita del 12 al 20 de mayo de 2004
published by thehutchies
published by madrugada24
Japan
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japan
published by pinkloulou19
Japan Holiday March/April 2006. Sarah and I has a fantastic time visiting Tokyo, Kyoto and travelling to various bits of South Japan for 3 weeks. The trip of a lifetime!
published by ema_79
My travel in Japan, including my friends of Tokyo and Osaka, and the cities of Kyoto and Hiroshima
published by florinbaiduc1
Pictures from Hiroshima
published by michelschreck
My second trip to Japan. This time with my mate. Enjoy some photos from Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Kanazawa, Hiroshima and many (some odd ones) more
published by navyph85
PHOTOGRAPHS FROM MY TRIP TO HIROSHIMA AND HIMEJI CASTLE!
published by toeribbon
published by darakuron
Chronicles of my adventures in the land of the rising sun
published by haitac30
My trip to Hiroshima
published by zed350
Donna's trip to Japan (Okinawa)
published by jramboz
My trip to Miyajima with Jayne and her family
published by jramboz
My pictures from Hiroshima
published by jramboz
Almost titled "Sad Hiroshima in Snow," but I didn't think enough people would get the joke
published by jramboz
Some pictures of Hiroshima in Spring, with Cherry Blossoms everywhere
published by drwolfe
published by hiroshimajump

Pictures about hiroshima

picture: Paper crane
published by: ttalbum
The paper crane has become an international symbol of peace in recent years as a result of it's connection to the story of a young Japanese girl named Sadako Sasaki born in 1943. Sadako was two years old when the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. As she grew up, Sadako was a strong, courageous and athletic girl. In 1955, at age 11, while practicing for a big race, she became dizzy and fell to the ground. Sadako was diagnosed with Leukemia, "the atom bomb" disease. Sadako's best friend told her of an old Japanese legend which said that anyone who folds a thousand paper cranes would be granted a wish. Sadako hoped that the gods would grant her a wish to get well so that she could run again. She started to work on the paper cranes and completed over 1000 before dying on October 25, 1955 at the age of twelve. (http://www.sadako.org/sadakostory.htm )
picture: The Shinkansen or Japanese bullet train
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