I think that is the Oura Cathedral in the background. Ironically, the US dropped the bomb on a Cathedral in Nagasaki. “It is now twenty years since Chernobyl, and more than sixty years since Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Divided we stand against each other in conflict,but together we can build peace.Together, let us reflect on our mistakes.Together, let us make sure that this never happens again.Together let us unite to build a lasting peace.”
When? 3pm to 5pm Sunday, August 6thWhere? St Michael's Church, 120 Collins Street, MelbourneAdmission: $10 full/ $5 con. (children 12 & under: free)With speakers Junko Morimoto, the author of My Hiroshima and Jim Green,Friends of the Earth and performers: Natsuko Minegishi, soprano singer;Eugene Ughetti, Percussion; William Zurbo, Ukrainian musician ontraditional instruments; Leigh Sloggett, musician and artist; Tom Bolton,musician and artist.Profits from this concert will go towards the Non-GovernmentalOrganisation, Doctors for Iraq.For more information, contact Anna at info@jfp.org.au or 0421-981-961, orvisit our website at http://www.jfp.org.au/ This concert has been endorsed by theEmbassy of Japan in Australia as part of the Australia-Japan Year ofExchange.
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