Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

Keiko Ogura speaking to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.

Over our few days in Hiroshima, we visited the sites most affected by the bomb blast, but there was one place in particular that left a lasting impression on me and our associate producer, Frank, and that was the Peace Memorial Museum.

So we're standing in front of a display case with the tricycle of a three-year-old little boy who was riding the tricycle when the A-bomb exploded.

The tricycle itself is this sort of wrenched piece of metal at this point.

But yeah, it's a very scary.

you know, big responsibility for, for the presidents and everyone in the world to make sure that that doesn't fucking happen, which is what the, the, the conclusion in the Hiroshima peace museum wasn't like, I thought it would be more like world war two related really.

But the conclusion was like, never do this again.

Like never do this again.