Kikuji Kawada was 25 when he frequented Hiroshima for the 1st time. It was July 1958 and he had been assigned by a Japanese news journal to support Ken Domon, a renowned photographer 14 yrs his senior. As Domon labored in and all around the Hiroshima Peace Park, Kawada uncovered himself drawn to the ruined shell of a after ornate, steel-framed setting up that experienced been poorly ruined, but in some way remained standing, when The us dropped the initial atomic bomb on the city at 8.15 am on 6 August 1945, obliterating all the things else inside of a mile radius. “That’s when I identified them,” he would later…