Stonewalk Japan 2005 STONEWALK JAPAN 2005
Nagasaki to Hiroshima, Japan
July 2nd to August 4th, 2005

On the 60th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

On August 6, 1945, the city of Hiroshima was the target of the first atomic bomb used against civil population in history. Three days later, the United States dropped a second atomic bomb over the city of Nagasaki. In total, about one quarter of a million people were killed by the two bombs. Today, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and the country of Japan are strongly engaged in banning nuclear weapons and their testing worldwide.

Stonewalk Japan 2005 marks the 60th anniversary of the thousands killed by the atomic bombs, with a peace walk from Nagasaki July 2nd, to Hiroshima, August 4th.

 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Stonewalk Japan 2005
About Japan
Mission Statement
Sponsorship Information
Schedule and Route
Photo Gallery Japan 2005
Media Articles
The US Core Team Members
Statement of Atonement
Goodwill Message from Mayor of Hiroshima
Stonewalk Brochure [Adobe PDF - 207KB]

JAPANESE LANGUAGE
Official Japanese Site Stonewalk 2005
Japanese Site - Fukuoka Prefecture
BLOG - Japanese Language
Hibakusha Documentary Site - David Rothauser

FURTHER READING
Hiroshima Peace Site
Nagasaki Peace Declaration
A-Bomb WWW Museum
Remembering Nagasaki
 

The United States Stonewalk Core Team Members

Andrea LeBlanc
Peaceful Tomorrows
Dot Walsh
The Peace Abbey
Bruce Nichols
peacepilgrim.org
Yoko Watkins
Peaceful Tomorrows
Jim Margolis
St. Paul's, Brookline
Helen McIlvaine
Peaceful Tomorrows
Bob McIlvaine
Peaceful Tomorrows
Derrill Bodley
Peaceful Tomorrows

 

   
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