Way of life in Hiroshima, Japan after the explosion of Atomic bomb during World War II. Two Japanese men stand in front of a carpenters and wheelwright shop in Hiroshima. Trucks, carts drawn by oxen, people on cycle enter and exit from the city. Three fertilizer carts drawn by oxen pass down the road. Two Japanese children sit on the edge of a wall and talk. Three Japanese men chat. A Japanese truck moves along the street. Wagon loaded with household goods enters the city. People sit on their haunches as they wait for ration.
Way of life in Hiroshima, Japan after the explosion of Atomic bomb during World War II. A large number of people gathered at an open air market in Hiroshima. People gathered around stalls selling shoes, knick knacks and Kimonos. A Japanese woman cooks fish. A man sells Kimono. He wears a Kimono to amuse people. Woman weighs and sells fish. A Japanese woman makes a purchase. A woman sells meat and she cuts meat into small pieces.
Way of life in Hiroshima, Japan after the explosion of Atomic bomb during World War II. Huge columns of smoke rise from an area as barracks burn. Barracks on fire as firemen fight blaze. Men spray water to extinguish fire.
Life in Hiroshima, Japan after the explosion of the atomic bomb during World War II. Miyajima, a shrine island. The famous Itsukushima Shrine (1-1 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima 739-0588, Japan) in waters off Miyajima. Another Torii in waters. Shrine on island of Miyajima. A deer grazes on the island. Japanese people walk past the sacred shrine. Bronze and stone statues near the shrine. A ferryboat takes sightseers from the mainland to the island of Miyajima. A spire of five storied pagoda.
Way of life in Hiroshima, Japan after the explosion of atomic bomb during World War II. Woman on crutches enters the Red Cross hospital. Women with bandages around their arms leave the hospital campus. Doctors operate the arm of a girl. Doctors handle nerve and make incision around it. Patient tested for the grip using small hand grip pressure device.
Physical damage caused due to atom bomb explosion in Nagasaki, Japan during World War II. Window casings pushed through the roof of a building. Steel roof structure which seems intact but slightly displaced. Crack extends to the entire length of the building. Window casings bowed outward due to the blast.
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