The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum said Wednesday it has appointed its first female director since its founding in April 1996.Keiko Shinozaki, 52, previously worked in the Nagasaki city government managing the division responsible for supporting atomic bomb survivors."I would like to take responsibility to tell the world about what occurred below the mushroom cloud," she said. Nagasaki, along with Hiroshima, was hit by a U.S. A-bomb in August 1945.Shinozaki, who managed the A-bomb survivors' division from April 2018, said she became aware of how the number of ageing survivors has been dropping…READ FULL ARTICLE
