TOKYO - Whenever Lee Jong Keun speaks with children about his experience as a Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor, he begins by showing them a picture of the blast's mushroom cloud. And then, the 90-year-old South Korean explains that Japanese were not the only people who died beneath it.
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