A Powerful Visit to Nagasaki’s A-Bomb Museum, Gunkanjima & World-Famous Night View

This video captures our family trip to Nagasaki, Japan.

At the Atomic Bomb Museum, we learned about the importance of peace.
On Gunkanjima (Battleship Island), we felt the weight of history.
And from the top of Mt. Inasa, the breathtaking night view left us speechless.

We experienced a side of Japan that isn’t often taught in the U.S.,
and it became a meaningful time for our family to reflect on peace together.

📍 Places we visited:
・Atomic Bomb Museum
・Peace Park
・Gunkanjima (Battleship Island)
・Mt. Inasa (One of the World’s Top 3 Night Views)
・The warm people and beautiful scenery of Nagasaki

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[kawasemi_]

原爆資料館を訪れてくれてありがとうございます！
私の祖母は6歳の頃に長崎で被爆しました。

[ta]

Thank you for visiting Nagasaki.
In every war, it is always the children, women, and ordinary people who suffer the most.

[mesebon]

We thank you for visiting the Peace Museum in Nagasaki first. On a personal note, my ancestral home was in the city of Hiroshima. As you know, Hiroshima also has a history of destruction by the atomic bomb. Therefore, I have extremely few relatives. We Japanese do not resent America. Because all the evil is the war itself, and we cannot say anything bad about the soldiers who went to the battlefield and their mission. I believe that the strongest and greatest weapon against war is the desire for peace. It is never a powerful weapon such as nuclear weapons. I believe that the heart that desires peace before starting a war is the weapon that will truly win a war. Let the people of the world join hands together, and let's pass the future on to our children. Thank you very much.

[むかごさんぽ]

今の子供も未来の子供も幸せでありますように❗
父親になって考えが変わったって、すごく良くわかります
これからも日本を楽しんで下さい

[ガオたれ]

過去の悲惨な経験から学んでるので日本人は争いを好みません。
毎日平和に暮らせる事に感謝です。^ ^

[kanat]

長崎にご訪問ありがとうございます🙇‍♀️
知る事で更に戦争が及ぼす悲惨さもわかると思います
楽しい旅行中に訪れてくださった事感謝です
ありがとうございました🙏

[さくまる-jl]

Thank you for visiting the Atomic Bomb Museum.
We appreciate your thoughtfulness.
Let's all live happily and in peace.
We look forward to your videos in the future.

[Mayco-sung]

真摯に動画を撮影している時に、エライジャのsweet voiceが何ともほっこり😊

[colocolo]

Thank you.
I hope there will be more people who understand atomic bombs correctly like you.
from Japan

[rococo]

世界が平和でありますように
二度と過ちが起きませんように
長崎を訪れて下さってありがとうございます。

[ko-viv]

Thank you for visiting my hometown, Nagasaki. I also agree with your visit to the Atomic Bomb Museum and your thoughts on peace that you felt there. In particular, the damage done to innocent children can only be summed up in one word: war is evil. I also listened to the song "Origami Crane" sung by elementary school students at Peace Memorial Park. I am an elementary school teacher, and every summer I sing this song at the school's peace memorial meeting. It always brings tears to my eyes. I hope that all the children of the world can live happily.

[yusukemakinouchi]

Thank u for visiting my town Nagasaki. Please spread ur experiences here in Nagasaki

[シノブコマツ]

I don't hate any countries or people, I just hate war .
Thank you for visiting the Museum .

[ys]

After the war, we Japanese were instilled with a masochistic view of history and were made to believe that the Japanese were bad. However, with the recent spread of the Internet, I understand that the Japanese fought against white imperialism and colonialism. Justice was on Japan's side. However, America, which massacred those Japanese people, including women and children, was clearly in violation of international law. I want the honor of the Japanese people of the past to be restored and for everyone to recognize that the past of racism against people of color and white supremacy was wrong.Please restore the honor of the Japanese people when you and your family return to America. The Japanese were kind and courageous people who fought for Asia, which was dominated by the West. They were never a people who deserved to be massacred by atomic bombs.

[タカさん-dz]

自分が親になったからこそより深く理解できることもある。
私は長崎生まれ。
祖母と母は２次被爆者。（運が良かっただけ）

あの時のアメリカの行動を一切許す気はない。
忘れる気もない。


平和で秩序があり安全なのは全人類に意味がある。
それを忘れないことだ。