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 Monument “SORA-HE”
(To the sky)
Designer: Fukuda Shigeo
(He is the departed/Japanese Graphic Designer )
This monument stands towards the atomic-bombed area. It’s an expression of our heartfelt desire with the music
sheet and the notation, sending out our songs hoping for
peace.
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Building Design Designer:Furuichi Tetsuo
 (Japanese Architect)
The intention of this design is to create a quiet
and tranquil space where you can think about
and appreciate the importance of peace.
(here in Nagasaki, one of the atomic-bombed
cities)
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 Light up Lighting Designer: Ishii Motoko
At night, the building is lit up with
red and green lights.
The red lights represent the
fervent desire of the “Gem Fire” Movement.
The green ones, a light of hope for peace.
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Stained glass “Pray to stars for peace”
 Artist / donation: Komori Junichi
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Path of the Peace “Heiwa-no Komichi”
 Artist: Hossein Golba
The unglazed pieces of pottery (“suyaki”) contain
the footprints of the world’s children. This
“suyaki” pathway leads us through the world’s
cultures.
The footprints of 40 children from 2 years old
to 12 years old were cast at the A-Bomb drop site
(epicenter) in Nagasaki and brought here to
the Peace Museum on Sep 27, 2003.
“suyaki”= unglazed pottery(“suyaki”) boards
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