Maybe a Power Spot

Visiting the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, I had a different feeling from when I had visited the one of Hiroshima. In Hiroshima, the more closely I was getting to approach the exit, there more I was getting to feel hope, which we would have to build up better future not to repeat the same things. In Nagasaki, however, I got more sense of mission to tell people how awful nuclear was or nuclear must be abolished in this world.

In Nagasaki, the atomic bomb was compounded plutonium. I am not keen on chemistry at all, however, I know it is extremely dangerous and powerful enough to destroy everything. I have read about how it badly effected on human bodies. Depends on its amount,  it is likely to have risk of cancer. In fact, there are people who were (have been) suffered from it.

After visiting the museum, I also went to Nagasaki Peace Memorial Hall for Atomic Bomb Victims. It was dead silent. I, however, did not feel fear. Instead, it was more holy atmosphere surrounded in the hall. There were twelve pillars, in which there were lists of victims, in a spacious wellhole styled hall. The pillars were made of glasses  straight the ceiling.

As soon as I entered the room with 12 pillars, holy spirits came into my body, with warm air surrounded the area.

I appreciate that I could make it on the day, which was a new year, 2017. I have a feeling which I got a power through those 12 pillars protecting me from any kind of matters.

Now I could call the place "a power spot".





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