I, my husband and our children go there with him. As far as my father can go, we will go with him. I discuss related issues with our children, such as Okinawa and nuclear tests. I am now a member of the editorial board of a local newspaper for second generation people. I try to attend local meetings as much as possible.
Many people hesitate to act as the second generation people.
I recently joined a volunteers' project to record what happened in Hiroshima on the day. Many young people participate in the project and actively work to pass on what we have heard to the next generation people. I talk in my class about what I have heard from my mother. I also tell my students that there was a big military base in Hiroshima, what we had done in Korea, and what we did in China. I visited Tahiti to protest the last French nuclear tests.