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Remembrance Day for Atomic Bomb Victims on July 16 is a day when people remember those who were hurt or killed by atomic bombs. This day helps us think about the past when bombs were used that caused a lot of destruction and pain. People reflect on how these bombs affected families and communities, and they hope for a world where such terrible things don't happen again. It's a way to show respect and remember the importance of peace, so we learn from history and try to make the world a safer place for everyone.
How to celebrate Remembrance Day for Atomic Bomb Victims?
Start by lighting a candle to honor the memory of the victims. Spend a moment in silence, thinking about peace. Write a poem or draw a picture about a peaceful world and share it with family or friends. Plant a flower or a tree to symbolize hope and new beginnings. Make origami paper cranes, a symbol of healing and peace, and display them at home. Talk with your family about ways to contribute to peace in your daily life. Finally, watch a peaceful documentary or read a story about people working to make the world a better place.
Where Remembrance Day for Atomic Bomb Victims is celebrated?
- - Japan
