Here goes the river | Aya Fujioka | Aka Aka 2025 [SECOND PRINTING] Jean Louis Michel and many people have died

and many people have died

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Here goes the river | Aya Fujioka | Aka Aka 2025 [SECOND PRINTING] Jean Louis Michel and many people have died"On a delta cradled in a valley through which seven rivers flow sits the city of Hiroshima. A bustling port town prior to World War 2, the atomic bomb dropped by America on August 6th, 1945 in flash rendered the landscape into a mass of ash, rubble, and death. The rivers however, remained. These ribbons of water cut through the irradiated desolation as they silently flowed into the sea. The attack and its aftermath, the modern defining moment of the