In Japan, where the youth understand war only through history books or in news headlines, a unique experience aims to promote dialogue about peace through a glimpse of life in Hiroshima before the atomic bomb -- but in absolute darkness.Known as Dialogue in the Dark, a visually impaired guide leads small groups of visitors through an unlit space, prompting them to foster genuine communication as they are forced to rely solely on sound, touch and one another.With this year marking the 80th anniversary of the World War II bombing, Shinsuke Shimura, who helped bring the program to Japan from G…READ FULL ARTICLE
