| 識別コード | NG368-22 |
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| 絵の内容 | 市民が描いた原爆の絵NG368-22 |
| 作者名（カナ） | 胤森貴士･トーマス（タネモリ タカシ トーマス） |
| 作者名（英語） | Takashi Thomas Tanemori |
| 当時の年齢 | 7歳 |
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| 種別 | 市民が描いた原爆の絵（平成14年収集） |
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| 作者による説明 | ＊＊絵の中 “GUNBOAT―DIPLOMACY” --Friday, July 8, 1853-- Japan: “Furthermost Tiny Islands clustered together in the Pacific Ocean, behind bamboo shoji screens, for over 260 years in peace what was known in“Seclusion”. ‘Commodore Perry in the Land of the Shogun’ シユスケハンナ ハンダリア レキシリトン ミスシスシッピー ハンダリア マセドニア ■■■ノルニ丁程 ポウハタン The July, 1953 arrival of Commodore Matthew C. Perry opened the door to Japan and began the process of radical and bewildering change that profoundly altered the course of Japanese history. “OUT OF BAMBOO CURTAIN” Japan was raped violently… Along the shore of the Yamato, the Land of Rising Sun, Japan was forced to open the trade with America. When the Shogunate saw the giant, back gun-muzzles of the“Four Black Ships of Mien”,pointed to the Edo Castle(today, the Imperial Palace in Tokyo), he had no more love for foreigners…but for the self-protection and survival was of primary importance…met the demands of American Government. The“Bamboo”barrier of‘Seclusion’was overthrown and the latent resources within the Empire were set into motion. ＊＊裏 Secrecy of WWII 5/28-46 --Gunboat-Diplomacy Date: July 1,2002 A Hiroshima Survivor Takashi“Thomas”Tanemori |
| サイズ（cm） | 60.8×45.8 |
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