The Atomic Bombing & Reconstruction of Hiroshima
Current State of Nuclear Weapons
Efforts of Hiroshima Prefecture & HOPe
Diverse Peace Initiatives
Peace Education Programs
Peace Initiatives on the 80 Years Since the Atomic Bombing and End of World War II [Archive]

Research Results and
Recommendations for Download

Overview

Hiroshima Prefecture hosts the Hiroshima Junior International Forum to cultivate the next generation of leaders by having domestic and international high school students discuss global peace, engage with one another, and convey a message of peace to the world.

 

Sponsor

Hiroshima Prefecture

 

Theme

What we can contribute to achieving a peaceful world.
(Initiatives toward the abolition of nuclear weapons, reconstruction and peacebuilding)

 

Contents

(Varies by year)

  • Approximately 4–5 days (usually in August)
  • Orientation, Team building, Tour of Peace Memorial Park, Hibakusha (A-bomb survivor) testimony
  • Lectures and group discussions (Themes:  abolition of nuclear weapons, reconstruction and peacebuilding)
  • Create and present the Hiroshima Declaration

 

Participants

 (Varies by year)

  • Japanese high school students: Approximately 40
  • International high school students: Approximately 20–40

 

​​Recruitment of Participants

Scheduled for around April

 

Outcomes of the Past Forums

go top

Join us on social media.

iPhone

Join us on social media.

We in Hiroshima Prefecture and HOPe share our latest initiatives and event information on social media.
Your actions can help change the future of peace. Follow us and spread messages of peace together with us.

Research Results and
Recommendations for Download