I Went to Hiroshima in Japan and I Was Shocked

I cried in both cities. And I think you would have too.

Everyone is talking about Oppenheimer and The Atomic Bomb. But people are not talking about the only two cities in the world that went through a Nuclear disaster. Well, this is their story.

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[sevancan]

As a Japanese, I appreciate you to make this video. We all learn in schools how terrible atomic bombs were and how wrong wars are, but not Americans were/are. What we want and pray for is just peace, and hating someone will never make the world any better.

[Samariamisenso]

May the innocent souls that lost their lives rest in eternal peace.

[raccoondon]

I’m American. This video made me cry. I want the best for Japan.

[taufiquekhan]

This is what real educated people are....❤

[kinositan]

I am Japanese and a victim of the 311 Great East Japan Earthquake.
I was still young at the time, so my memories are hazy, but I strongly remember the fear, pain, and the sadness of having my house washed away by the tsunami and losing my beloved dog.
What I remember most of all is the American soldiers who came to the disaster area to help.
They were kind and big, and seemed more reliable than any hero.
Thank you for helping me back then.
No matter what happened in past history, for me, the images of those soldiers I saw when I was a child are the image of America.

[ひよこ半ナマ殺し]

日本人です
英語がとてもわかりやすかったので理解できました。
そして内容にも共感です。
動画投稿ありがとうございました！
thank you!

[turtle]

この動画を作ってくれてありがとう。
大切なのは相手を憎む事ではなく、2度と
戦争を起こさないように後世に戦争や
核兵器の恐ろしさを伝える事です。

[moonachaudhury]

As a Bangladeshi, I went to Hiroshima twice and everytime I fell in LOVE with Hiroshima and its people. Japan is a Great country and the people are the greatest. LOVE & RESPECT for Japan !

[rosi]

Thank you so much for this video. In Japan, we are now facing issues of no remaining survivors soon since its been 78 year already. As a Japanese I can tell you that I have also never met a person who hated America, even my grandmother who survived the Great Tokyo Air Raids. She even became an English teacher a few years after the war ended. I wish for peace today and tommorow and the next day on and on

[yashbirhade]

Time doesnt heal, it doesnt change what happened, the pain just fades away and people move on. What happened cant be changed and forgotten so easily by just time.

[ruskygor]

This video just simply made me cry....when love prevails in this world....every thing falls into place.

[ThusTee]

This video gave me goosebumps. I find the strength and vision of the people featured in it truly inspiring, especially when it comes to their dedication to Americans.

[HomeLuck-rlcl]

This video was so emotional, thanks for making it

[aparnachaurasiya]

they have great hearts for forgiveness❤❤❤

[hezicc]

I am from India 🇮🇳 and..
I love Japan 🇯🇵 and there Japanese people, they are very humble and kind, I want to go Japan one day.

[imthebestpersonintheworldfr]

It must been hard for these survivors I expected protestors there, but there were people forgiving so fast, faster than we can recover from any war. Thanks, Nas for showing us this, keep doing what you're doing ❤

[ayaan]

They kept quiet even though they were hurt very bad. They are not abusive to America. They are extremely respected and generous. Hats off to Japan ❤

[tanhaaminraha]

Damn brother, i loved your video and the way you are spreading love among the world!

From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[ttsalxir]

im in Japan right now.
I visited that place.
Very emotional..

[rainbowribbongirl]

I actually visited Japan 2 times the people there are really nice and genuine people and I feel so safe and comfortable over there ❤❤