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<Synopsis>

Having received over 80 million visitors, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum began as a simple “exhibition of rubble” in a devastated city. This documentary film tells the story of its transformation into one of the world’s most vital museums dedicated to the memory of tragedy.
At a time when the world is said to be on the brink of nuclear crisis, the film traces the museum’s history and amplifies its enduring, peaceful message to all humanity: a quiet but urgent plea for peace.

<Staff>

Cinematography: KUMADA Yoshihiro

<movie information>

Year of Production:2025
Running Time:104min
Country/Region:Japan
Language of Dialogue:Japanese
Subtitle Language:English
Film Rating:Not Rated

  • TACHIKAWA Naoki

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    ＜Producer＞

    TACHIKAWA Naoki

    Head of News Department, Hiroshima Home Television

    He joined Hiroshima Home Television in 2001, and he has produced around thirty documentaries on themes such as the atomic bomb, disaster prevention, and regional politics.
    His 2009 production, The Men Who Made Obama Declare Nuclear Abolition, won the Progress Award Excellence Prize. In 2013, his production After 3,500 Messages in a Group Chat… won the Galaxy Award Monthly Prize.
    In 2023, he served as producer on Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum – 40 Minutes Closed and produced #Tweeting Mayor and the Rules of Council [The Movie].

  • SAITO Toshiyuki

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    ＜Director＞

    SAITO Toshiyuki

    Hiroshima Home Television News Department
    Born in Hiroshima City, he joined Hiroshima Home Television in 2021. After covering police matters, he moved to city government reporting. In addition to his daily reporting, he produces documentaries. In 2022, he received the Producer’s Special Award at the Chūgoku-Shikoku Producers’ Forum.
    In 2023, his film Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum – 40 Minutes Closed: Examining the G7 Hiroshima Summit won the Galaxy Award Monthly Prize and the Japan Commercial Broadcasters Association Excellence Award.