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3/16/2016 4:37:12 AM
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Does Nagasaki feel like it has and active radio station there
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I meant the bomb
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Edited by VenustheMurder: 3/17/2016 8:28:37 AMNagasaki has since fully recovered from the atomic bomb and is a modern, healthy vibrant large city. It's one of my favorites to visit. Hiroshima as well.
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Nagasaki most likely has an active radio station.
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Edited by VenustheMurder: 3/16/2016 11:45:04 AMBecause of the bomb? Both Hiroshima and Nagasaki are large and healthy cities that bare very few scars from the bombs. The ones they do have they showcase as reminders how terrifying both war and nuclear bombs can be. I've had the opportunity to attend both Hiroshima and Nagasaki's Peace Ceremonies which occur on the anniversaries of the bomb. I've also met an talked to curators of the Peace Museums as as well as listen to and meet with hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors). Many are all well past their 90's by now and a few have passed away since I last talked to them but they had amazing and unbelievable stories to share.
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It was a joke. He said "radio station".
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??? What's that supposed to mean? Nagasaki is a beautiful and heathy city:
