Testimony

MC06	Daybreak, August 7th, 1945 Hiroshima
093	From upper stream bodies drifted and hit the oar of the boat
094	We dug the riverbank and buried her two daughters
095	My family of four was burnt to death under our collapsed house
096	Only abdomen or hip remained unburned
097	Do you have a hand mirror?  "Yes, I do."
098	I was lost even to step on corpses
099	Beautiful white bones are scattered
100	On the Aioi Bridge there was the body of a little child
101	People were kicking the body of American soldier
102	A baby was sucking his dead mother's breast
103	Soldiers dealt with dead bodies as rubbish
MC07	The afternoon of August 7th
104	The enemy used a new type of bomb
MC08	Hiroshima for one week after August 8th, 1945
105	We strode over bodies
106	I was lucky not to have been in such a terrible bombing
107	I should have let them drink as much as they wanted
108	I had no choice but to say, "Yes"
109	He would rather not see us
110	Gas bubbled out of the bodies
111	A man was pulling out a gold tooth from a body
112	A man stripped the straw mat off me, then sold it to another person
113	All my family is dying
114	Possibly my husband might come out from behind the Atomic Bomb Memorial Dome
115	People were shouting, "XXX!  Where are you?"
116	Only the black letters on paper were burned
117	I struck the dead bodies' eye sockets with a fire fighter's rake and dragged them along
118	We stuffed up a cave with about 50 dead bodies and closed the entrance.
119	I stuck a dead body with a hook and dragged it.
120	This man is still alive.  Leave it aside
121	I was more afraid of the Living than the Dead.
122	We wrote only their estimated ages and sex
123	Children play counting
124	As if dead bodies burned dead.
125	Gray objects.
126	It was a tiny thing that my skin was dangling on my arms.
127	Like old ragged futons that were drenched with oil.
128	People who died in no time were happier than those who did not!
129	Children died singing a war song
130	Would this case possibly be caused by radioactivity?
131	I did not feel scared even when I saw so many corpses.
132	Six tanka poem reading