| ID Code | 2201-0047 |
|---|---|
| Artifact Name | Deformed glass bottle |
| Donor | Ensuke Kushima |
| Receiving Date | 1973/09/10 |
| Size (W×H×D) (mm) | 100×40×65 |
| Distance from the Hypocenter(m) | 370 |
| Number | 1 |
| Location | Peace Memorial Park vicinity |
| Description | Glass bottle Donation / Ensuke Kushima Approx. 370m from the hypocenter Nakajima-hon-machi (now Nakajima-cho) Ensuke Kujima had been away on business, so he was unharmed. His wife Tome (then 43) and their second daugher Hiroe (then 20) were exposed to the bomb in their home in Zaimoku-cho (now Nakajima-cho). Their remains were never found. Their third son Masafumi (then 13) was a moblized student. He was exposed to the bomb while demolishing buildings in Shinsenba-cho (now Ko-machi). Though burned over his entire body, he managed to flee to his uncle’s home in Furuta-machi, then died on August 24. |