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00:00Those are two restored cathedral bells ringing in unison for the first time since that atomic
00:11bombing 80 years ago. About two and a half thousand people on hand, representatives from
00:16more than 90 countries, attending this memorial event. Survivors hoping the harrowing memories
00:22can help make their hometown the last place on earth to be hit by a nuclear bomb. Here's
00:27Prime Minister speaking earlier.
00:30Eighty years later, the international community remains deeply divided over nuclear disarmament
00:39and we face an extremely challenging security environment. However, no matter how difficult
00:46the circumstances may be, as the only nation to have suffered from the atomic bomb in war,
00:52it is our mission to uphold the three non-nuclear principles and take the lead in international
00:59efforts to achieve a world free of nuclear war and nuclear weapons. We will continue to
01:05make steady progress toward this goal, step by step.

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