Peace Learning Materials User Guide

Regarding the Lending of Peace Education Materials

Hiroshima Prefecture lends and provides peace education materials created or held by the prefecture to schools, government offices, various peace organizations, municipalities, and other entities for non-profit activities.

1　Materials

(１)Panel/Poster


Document Title	Type	Sample(PDF)
Hiroshima's Path to Reconstruction	Panels(10sheets): Japanese and English are available. Panel Deta: Japanese,English,French, and Spanish are available.	Hiroshima Path to Reconstruction (PDFファイル)(2.56MB)
Message for Peace	Panels(５sheets): Japanese and English are available. Panel Data: Japanese and English are available. Full Message Poster: Japanese is available. Full Message Data: Japanese is available.	Message for Peace(Panels) (PDFファイル)(2.46MB) Message for Peace(Poster) (PDFファイル)(6.18MB)

※Shipping is limited to Japan only.

※Outside Japan, only sending PDF files are available.

※All panels are A1 size (approx.600mm wide × 850mm tall).

※Poster size is 2,200 mm wide × 1,100 mm tall.

(２)Video


Document Title	Type
Message for Title	Pope Video DVD: Japanese and English subtitles
Online Learning Program"think about Peace-Hiroshima as a starting Point"	DVD: Japanese To foster individuals who can learn about the realities of atomic bombings and international trends surrounding nuclear weapons, think independently about peace, and communicate their ideas, Hiroshima Prefecture offers the online course "Thinking about Peace from Hiroshima."

(３)Online Learning Program "Think about Peace -Hiroshima as a Starting Point"

【Session1 Hiroshima:Starting from the Ashes】

1.1　World War two and Nuclear Weapons -Influence on International Politics-

1.2　The Reality of Atomic Bomb 1 -Interview by Mr.Sunao TSUBOI-

1.3　The Reality of Atomic Bomb 2 -Interview by Mr.Shigeaki MORI-

1.4　The Flourishing of the Movement to Ban Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs and the Reality of International Politics

【Session2 Ideal and Reality :International Politics Concerning Nuclear Weapons During the Cold War and Post-Cold War】

2.1　Ideals and Reality:The Cold War on Nuclear International Politics Immediately After the End of the Cold war

2.2　Nuclear Disarmament and Nonproliferation by Power Balance

2.3　The End of the Cold War ? Expectations and Reality of Nuclear Disarmament

【Session3 An Increasingly Complex World: New Threat Concerning Nuclear Weapons and Modern Issues】

3.1　A World Without Nuclear Weapons?

3.2　Diversification and Complication of Nuclear Risks

3.3　The Tension Caused by the Ban on Nuclear Weapons

【Session4 Awareness of Peace: From Destruction to Reconstruction】

4.1　End of the Cold War and the Emergence of Regional Conflicts and Civil Wars

4.2　Efforts of the International Community and Japan to Address Regional Conflicts and Civil Wars

4.3　Hiroshima - Its Mission and Initiatives as a Guardian of Peace

4.4　Dialogue "Peacebuilding from Hiroshima" KUMAMOTO Mihoko； Director of Division for Prosperity, UNITAR (Head of UNITAR Hiroshima Office) x FUJIWARA Kiichi

【Session5 Peace from Hiroshima: Past, Present, and Future】

5.1　What Are "War" and "Peace"?

5.2　How Has Peace Been Discussed? (1)

5.3　How Has Peace Been Discussed? (2)

5.4　Thinking about Peace - Hiroshima as a Starting Point

２　How to Apply

Please contact the Hiroshima Prefecture Regional Policy Bureau Peace Promotion Project Team in advance to make a provisional reservation.

After making a provisional reservation, submit the application form via email, fax, or postal mail.

Application Form (Wordファイル)(29KB)

3 Notes When Borrowing (Panels, Posters, DVDs)

Borrowing is limited to events held withn Japan. Delivery will be either in-person pickup or shipping.

Shipping costs will be coverd by Hiroshima Prefecture only when shipping from Hiroshima Prefecture to the applicant(domestic shipping destinations omly). Return shipping costs are responsibility of the applicant.

The loan period is limited to a maximum of one month. For requests exceeding one month, please consult separately.

※If loaned materials are damaged, promptly notify the Prefecture and restore to their original condition at the applicant's expence.

4 Project Report

Submit the report after the project is completed.

Report (Wordファイル)(19KB)

5 Additional Resources

The following links provide access to materials related to nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation, and nuclear security. Please utilize these resources for peace education.

Hiroshima Report

Contact

Hiroshima Prefecture Peace Promotion Project Team

Tel: 082-513-2368

email:chiheiwa@pref.hiroshima.lg.jp