原爆の被害をデジタル技術で伝える会をアメリカで開く
Holding a meeting in the United States to convey the damage caused by the atomic bomb using digital technology
Holding a meeting in the United States to convey the damage caused by the atomic bomb using digital technology
アメリカのニューヨークで、世界の国が核兵器について会議をしています
In New York, USA, the countries of the world are having a conference on nuclear weapons.
In New York, USA, the countries of the world are having a conference on nuclear weapons.
A team from the University of Tokyo graduate school will hold a meeting in New York to convey the damage caused by the atomic bomb, starting on August 6, the day the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
A team from the University of Tokyo graduate school will hold a meeting in New York to convey the damage caused by the atomic bomb, starting on August 6, the day the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
会場では、チームが作った「ヒロシマ・アーカイブ」と「ナガサキ・アーカイブ」というウェブサイトを大きな画面に出します
At the venue, the websites ”Hiroshima Archive” and ”Nagasaki Archive” created by the team will be displayed on a large screen.
At the venue, the websites ”Hiroshima Archive” and ”Nagasaki Archive” created by the team will be displayed on a large screen.
This website presents videos and photos of the stories of about 300 victims of the atomic bombing in a map.
This website presents videos and photos of the stories of about 300 victims of the atomic bombing in a map.
It’s like talking to a victim, so you can understand what happened when the atomic bomb was dropped.
It’s like talking to a victim, so you can understand what happened when the atomic bomb was dropped.
6日は、
被害を
受けた
人が
会場で
話をする
予定です
On the 6th, the victim is scheduled to speak at the venue
On the 6th, the victim is scheduled to speak at the venue
A graduate school professor says, ”I want people in America who were not interested in the damage caused by the atomic bomb to understand the importance of peace by using digital technology to convey it in an easy-to-understand manner.”
A graduate school professor says, ”I want people in America who were not interested in the damage caused by the atomic bomb to understand the importance of peace by using digital technology to convey it in an easy-to-understand manner.”