Mrs. Nakamura is left with only an old sewing machine and is sustained by the phrase "Shikata ga-nai" or it can't be helped throughout this work. She meets Father Kleinsorge at Asano Park, where Mr. Tanimoto later joins them. Dr. Fujii is interrupted while reading the Osaka Asahi but escapes the rising waters of the Kyo River. Miss Sasaki works for the East Asia Tin Works, but later becomes a nun, devoted to the cause of peace. For 10 points--, identify this John Hersey work that presents the aftermath of the atomic bom
Mrs. Nakamura is left with only an old sewing machine and is sustained by the phrase "Shikata ga-nai" or it can't be helped throughout this work. She meets Father Kleinsorge at Asano Park, where Mr. Tanimoto later joins them. Dr. Fujii is interrupted while reading the Osaka Asahi but escapes the rising waters of the Kyo River. Miss Sasaki works for the East Asia Tin Works, but later becomes a nun, devoted to the cause of peace. For 10 points--, identify this John Hersey work that presents the aftermath of the atomic bomb from a Japanese point of view.
Mrs. Nakamura is left with only an old sewing machine and is sustained by the phrase "Shikata ga-nai" or it can't be helped throughout this work.
{Hiroshima}