“Look at all these children’s drawings!” Right before your eyes is the Hiroshima City Omachi Elementary School. It’s easy to walk past, but this school has a fascinating history woven into the very fabric of Hiroshima. Founded in 1874, it has seen generations of students pass through its halls. The school went through several transformations, first becoming Daiwa Elementary School in 1941 and later merging with other schools. But the most significant event in its history was its survival of the atomic bomb in 1945. While the original buildings were destroyed, Omachi Elementary School was rebuilt, symbolizing the city’s resilience. The computer club at Omachi Elementary School isn’t just about coding and games. In a poignant display of remembrance, they’ve created online projects about the atomic bomb and its impact. Take a moment to imagine the children, full of life and hope, walking these halls, a testament to Hiroshima’s enduring spirit.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to