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FEATURE: Japan trying AI-assisted storytellers to pass on war-time memories

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Hiroshi Nishioka is close to tears describing the aftermath of the Nagasaki atomic bombing he experienced as a 13-year-old, as he recalls encountering injured people begging for water and reaching out for his flask. He appears wracked by guilt that he turned them away.

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FEATURE: Japan trying AI-assisted storytellers to pass on war-time memories

Hiroshi Nishioka is close to tears describing the aftermath of the Nagasaki atomic bombing he experienced as a 13-year-old, as he recalls encountering injured people begging for water and reaching out for his flask. He appears wracked by guilt that he turned them away.

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Kyodo News+ broke the news in Japan on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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