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When time stood still

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    23 July 2014
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When time stood still

A Hiroshima survivor's story

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'When time stood still' is an immersive story told through text, images and video, best viewed on an up-to-date browser.

It is based on conversations between Dr Akiko Mikamo and her father, Shinji - published in her book, Rising from the Ashes.

Akiko Mikamo has also made a documentary about her father, called 8:15 , external

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