From the Americans Who Tell the Truth portrait series
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Produced by: Kathy Sloane | Documentary | 2011 | USA | 10:05
Japanese citizen Keiji Tsuchiya, using 12 watercolors he painted in 2001, tells of his experiences in Hiroshima as a 17-year-old soldier during the month immediately following the dropping of the atomic bomb, and relates those experiences to his subsequent life-long commitment to saving the Japanese horseshoe crab and its habitat.
