| MC09 | On the evening of August 8th at the governor's office of Nagasaki. |
| 133 | Governor, The new bomb dropped on Hiroshima is awful. |
| 134 | The farewell meal was rice balls. |
| 135 | I had dreamt the night before exactly as it happened in Nagasaki. |
| MC10 | On the morning of August 9th, Nagasaki |
| 136 | We were under the extreme stress for the new type of bomb. |
| 137 | My elder son did something he usually didn't before he left for his school. |
| 138 | I still cannot forget my seven-year-old-son's back. |
| 139 | Can gold letters in the window be kept until autumn? |
| 140 | Three B-29s are heading toward the west. |
| 141 | The electricity was suddenly cut off. |
| MC11 | 11:02 AM |
| 142 | The round ball pressured on Nagasaki. |
| 143 | The red pillar of the flame stood up. |
| 144 | The lukewarm wind passed my back. |
| 145 | Heat flash hit me directly from the back. |
| 146 | My shoes were burning |
| 147 | The cloud like a demon was looking down. |
| 148 | I found myself only in the camisole. |
| 149 | People were dead with their eyes open |
| 150 | My brother's head split in two. |
| 151 | Cicadas shrieked, "Water, water!" |
| 152 | The place had turned to quite another one. |
| 153 | The blast pushed my back in waves. |
| 154 | When I came to myself, I was in the boiler house. |
| 155 | I mutilated her wrist with a saw. |
| 156 | A man was burning alive. |
| 157 | The bloody clouds reflecting the color of the flames. |
| 158 | All of them sang the Japanese national anthem "Kimigayo". |
| 159 | I had been paralyzed from the waist down. |
| 160 | I was sleeping surrounded by flowers. |
| 161 | Thousands of people were plodding. |
| 162 | A woman had her beast cut. She was sitting and crying. |
| 163 | I was afraid that I had cut his heart. |
| 164 | His back was missing, being scooped out. |
| 165 | I was machine-gunned. |
| 166 | Namu Taishi Henjou Kongou (One of Buddhist prayers) |
| 167 | I made the sign of the cross to dirty water |
| 168 | He said, "Please lift this roof up." |
| 169 | Nobody gave me helping hands. |
| 170 | They were human flesh that were walking on. |
| 171 | People came over to evacuated one after another. |
| 172 | I could have given him water. |
| 173 | Don't cry, she was lulling her baby. The baby was headless. |
| 174 | Even my soul was blown off. |
| 175 | Get out of this shelter of my family's! |
| 176 | Nagasaki will never recover. |
| 177 | I vomited even gastric juices. |
| 178 | Oh, the fire caught the building of the prefectural office. |
| MC12 | About one hour before this time (at the moment of the explosion) |
| 179 | I was an only survivor. |
| 180 | The sun looked bloody red. |
| 181 | All the housings as far as I could see were crushed flat. |
| 182 | A point-blank shot hit to the ground by me.--- Everywhere was the same. |
| 183 | Your face looks like a monster. |
| 184 | Old man's belly was deeply cut. Window sash pierced into the boy's stomach. |
| 185 | This must be the end of the world. |
| 186 | We've found our president, we will have the college headquarters right here. |