Hiroshima

Tolgay Arslan Futbolu Bıraktı

Tolgay Arslan, 35 yaşında futbol kariyerini sonlandırdı. Japonya'daki Sanfrecce Hiroshima'da sonlandığı kariyerinde çeşitli kulüplerde oynadı ve several şampiyonluk kazandı.

Tolgay Arslan Kariyerini Sonlandırdı

Tolgay Arslan, 35 yaşında futbol kariyerini sonlandırdı. Son olarak Japonya'da Sanfrecce Hiroshima'da oynayan Arslan, kariyerinde 477 maça çıktı, 49 gol attı ve 35 asist yaptı.

被爆体験伝承者、藤井文子さんが広島で初講演 (Hibaku Taiken Denshousha, Fujii Fumiko-san ga Hiroshima de Hatsu Kouen)

広島の被爆体験を伝える藤井文子さん（70）が23日、広島市で初の講演を行った。約50人が、藤井さんが被爆者から引き継いだ体験談に耳を傾けた。藤井さんは管理栄養士、大学教授を経て、被爆体験伝承者になった。

10 years since Obama's historic Hiroshima visit

It has been 10 years since then-US President Obama became the first sitting US president to visit Hiroshima in May 2016. Morishige Akira, a historian and atomic bomb survivor who embraced Obama at the ceremony, passed away in March at 88. His wife recalled his pure desire to convey the tragedy of the atomic bomb, regardless of enemy or ally, resonating with the US president.

Japanese delegation reports on NPT review conference in Hiroshima

A delegation of six from the Japan Congress against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs (Gensuikyo) reported on their participation in the NPT review conference in New York. Despite the failure to adopt an outcome document, they emphasized the need to prevent the NPT system from becoming a mere formality and highlighted youth engagement in nuclear disarmament efforts.

Stone tools from Hiroshima's Kanmuri site show links to Eurasian 'Northern Route' Homo sapiens

Stone tools unearthed at the Kanmuri site in Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima, exhibit characteristics similar to "early blade tool assemblages" used by Homo sapiens on the Eurasian continent's "Northern Route." This discovery, following the 2024 find of Japan's oldest tools (42,300 years old) at the same site, suggests a new understanding of human migration and dispersal routes into the Japanese archipelago.

Hiroshima's Nambara Impresses in Pro Debut with Two Hits

Hiroshima's Nambara, in his professional debut after being promoted to a regular player, recorded two hits, including a timely triple. The 25-year-old, who joined as a developmental draft pick, expressed satisfaction with his first hit but also noted areas for improvement.

Top 10 World Experiences: Machu Picchu Trekking and Krakow Tours Recognized

Tripadvisor's Traveller's Choice Awards highlight top global experiences, including a 4-day trek to Machu Picchu in Peru and a day tour of Krakow and Zakopane in Poland, recognizing quality tourist reviews.

Yakult's Yamano wins 6th, Hiroshima's Tamamura gets first win of the season

Yakult's Yamano secured his 6th win, aiming for victory in every game. Hiroshima's Tamamura earned his first win of the season, crediting his catcher, and manager Arai praised his performance for setting up a comeback win.

Hiroshima Prefecture cannot locate one of two Buddha statue models made for dam project

Hiroshima Prefecture is unable to locate one of two Buddha statue models, each costing approximately 5 million yen, created for a sediment control dam project. Governor Mika Yokota stated the matter is under investigation, and the prefecture has consulted the police.

Egitto-Giappone: il presidente Al Sisi incontra il rettore dell'Università di Hiroshima

Il presidente egiziano Al Sisi ha incontrato il rettore dell'Università di Hiroshima per rafforzare la cooperazione accademica e tecnologica, con particolare attenzione all'intelligenza artificiale e al modello educativo giapponese Tokkatsu.

Tsutomu Yamaguchi: The Only Person Officially Recognised as Surviving Both Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bombings

Tsutomu Yamaguchi was the only person officially recognised as surviving both atomic bombings in Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 and Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. Working for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Hiroshima when the first bomb struck, he sustained burns and temporary vision loss but survived. Despite his injuries, he travelled to his home city of Nagasaki the following day and was present during the second atomic bombing. In 2009, Japanese authorities officially recognised him as a 'nijū hibakusha' (double hibakusha). After the war, he resumed his career and became an advocate for nuclear disarmament, speaking at the United Nations.

1000 times more powerful than Hiroshima: What really happened in Tunguska in 1908