Annual lantern floating ceremony every August 6 at Green Lake. Peace event to remember victims of Hiroshima, Nagasaki and all other victims of violence and war.
We also thank all our wonderful program participants: Br. Gilberto Perez, Stan Shikuma, Rabbi Zari M. Weiss, Nikki Nojima Louis, Marshallese Singers with Rachel Hoffman, Michael Stern, Marcia Takamura and... https://t.co/YXfr4vYam1
Thanks to all our volunteers for making From Hiroshima to Hope possible. We could not have done it without you!
And, please check out The Seattle Times -- a... https://t.co/Ssv2CnFCTc
Yoshiko in the International Examiner! FHTH is deeply grateful for Yoshiko's work and generosity in creating beautiful art for From Hiroshima to Hope. https://t.co/dtUX2G3NEh
This Monday at Green Lake, From Hiroshima to Hope. The program begins at 7 pm, but arrive early to prepare your lantern for the "Toro Nagashi," the floating of the lighted lanterns on Green Lake. https://t.co/dtUX2G3NEh
We are honored this year to have as our keynote speaker, Gilberto Perez, who with Senji Kanaeda is leading the 2018 Pacific Northwest Interfaith Peace Walk that began yesterday in Eugene, Oregon, and... https://t.co/7V3lfml08r
We're already hard at work getting ready for the annual lantern-floating ceremony on August 6th at Green Lake honoring victims of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and all victims of violence. It takes place on a Monday evening this... https://t.co/enmbU4F7MD
This was just posted in New Yorker online about photographs of Nuclear Test sites being taken for an exhibition, the point being that nuclear weapons are not relics of the cold war but a current clear and present threat to our survival. https://t.co/MsZesQbAmB