Hiroshima Day

Hiroshima Day is remembered on August 6th each year to honor the people affected by a powerful bomb dropped on the city of Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945 during World War II. This day encourages peace and reminds us how important it is to avoid wars and live in harmony. On this day, many people around the world think about how to make the world a better, safer place where everyone can be happy and peaceful. It's about remembering the past so that we can create a kinder future without weapons that can hurt so many people.

How to celebrate Hiroshima Day?

You can celebrate Hiroshima Day by making paper cranes, which are symbols of peace and hope. Write messages of peace and kindness on them and hang them around your room. You can also draw pictures or write poems about a peaceful world. Spend some time with family and friends talking about how to be kind and help others. You could also light a candle in a safe place as a symbol of hope. Share what you've made or learned with others to spread the message of peace. Remember to be thankful for the peaceful moments in your life.