FEATURE: Virus hampers Nagasaki A-bomb museum on attack's 75th anniversary

Keiko Shinozaki became the first female director of the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum in April and immediately upon taking up the role saw the facility closed to the public as the coronavirus pandemic swept Japan.The unexpected shutdown meant the museum's plans for 2020, the 75th anniversary of the bombing that devastated both Nagasaki in southwest Japan and Hiroshima in the west, were thrown into disarray.While the museum unlocked its doors in June after roughly two months, Shinozaki thinks it is unlikely that the situation will return to how it was, pre-pandemic."Since this year is the 75th…READ FULL ARTICLE