[Sheffield '24] The personal testimonies of survivors of the horror of the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki may not be a very original proposal, but it is still moving to see how vivid the memories are. And the fact that there are fewer people who lived that nightmare, all of them already elderly, causes a feeling of loss of a direct memory. The story of the ABCC's experimental studies during the American occupation is almost as terrifying, and the stigma of "hibakusha," of contaminated blood, shows the permanent condition of victims of the protagonists.