Have you ever heard of a doctor who refused payment? Look around you. We are standing before the Nishi-shi Koboseki Stele. This stele tells the story of the Nishi family, physicians who served the people of Hiroshima for generations. The Nishi family’s dedication to healing went beyond the call of duty. They were known for providing care to the poor and needy, often refusing payment for their services. Their compassion earned them the respect and admiration of the community. It’s said that people would often leave gifts of gratitude instead of payment, a testament to the Nishi family’s impact on their lives. The Nishi-shi Koboseki Stele stands as a reminder of their legacy, a legacy of compassion, service, and the enduring power of healing.
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