A pinch of antimatter can turn into vapor, three times more destructive than Hiroshima
A gram of antimatter could release energy equivalent to 43 kilotons of TNT, making it far more destructive than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Hiroshima Carp Terminates Contract with Ryutaro Hazuki, Indicted Over 'Zombie Tobacco'
The Hiroshima Carp baseball team announced the termination of infielder Ryutaro Hazuki's contract due to his indictment for violating pharmaceutical regulations related to a substance known as 'zombie tobacco.'
Are the Origins of Ornamental Medaka in Kansai and Setouchi? Large-scale Genome Analysis by Hiroshima University and Others
A large-scale genome analysis suggests that ornamental medaka may originate from wild medaka in the Kansai and Setouchi regions of Japan.
Murder case in Higashi-Hiroshima, injured woman says 'I was attacked by a man and set on fire'
A woman injured in a murder case in Higashi-Hiroshima reported to police that she was attacked by a man who also set fire to her home, where a man was found dead with stab wounds.
โZombie tobaccoโ used as a crime, Hiroshima Carp's Ryutaro Huzuki indicted
Hiroshima Carp player Ryutaro Huzuki has been indicted for violating drug laws by using a controlled substance known as 'zombie tobacco'.
Hiroshima's Kuriyama, who shifted to starting pitcher, throws a total of 176 pitches, working on stamina for a complete game
Hiroshima's Yoshiri Kuriyama, now a starting pitcher, delivered 176 pitches in practice as he focuses on improving his stamina for full-length games.
A man found dead and a woman taken to the hospital in Higashi-Hiroshima, possibly a murder case
A man was found dead with stab wounds and a woman was hospitalized following an incident in Higashi-Hiroshima that may be connected to a murder case.
Three Newcomers from Hiroshima Shine in Exhibition Game: Hirakawa, Katsuta, and Nishikawa all say 'no pressure'
Three rookies from the Hiroshima Carp excelled in their first exhibition game, showing confidence and skill during their performance.
Hiroshima's Only High School Rookie Strives at First Team Camp: "I Will Do Both Quality and Quantity"
A high school rookie, Atsumu Nishikawa, is striving at the Hiroshima Toyo Carp's first team camp, the only one from high school this season.
Prosecutor from Hiroshima District Public Prosecutors Office Dies by Suicide, Country to Pay 194 Million Yen After Settlement in Tokyo District Court
The Japanese government has agreed to pay 194 million yen to the family of a prosecutor who died by suicide in Hiroshima, acknowledging inappropriate behavior from his superiors prior to the incident.
Former Prime Minister Kishida elected for the 12th time: 'Politics will sweat for the right direction' in Hiroshima's 1st district
Former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has won his 12th election in Hiroshima's 1st district, highlighting his political influence and broad support base beyond traditional party lines.
We Asked 200 People Why They Support the Takai Cabinet, and Here Are the Answers
A survey of 200 voters in Hiroshima reveals their reasons for supporting Prime Minister Sanae Takai amid her rising popularity during the recent elections.
Next President of the American Society of International Law Expresses Concern Over Venezuela Attack, Deepens Thoughts on Humanity in Hiroshima
Oona Hathaway, the incoming president of the American Society of International Law, expresses grave concerns about U.S. military actions in Venezuela during her stay in Japan, criticizing the Trump administration's approach as a threat to international law and global stability.
Former Nomura Securities Employee Denies Attempted Murder Charge, Initial Trial for Cash Theft and Arson Incident
Yuusei Kajiwara, a former employee of Nomura Securities, denies the attempted murder charge during the initial trial for stealing approximately 26 million yen and setting fire to a residence in Hiroshima.
Two Teams from the Bombed Area Hold a 'Peace Match', Opening of the Soccer Century Concept League
The Meiji Yasuda J-League Century Concept League opened with a 'Peace Match' between V-Varen Nagasaki and Sanfrecce Hiroshima in Nagasaki, both based in post-war bombed locations, emphasizing a message of peace.
Hiroshima player Hazuki admits to using banned substance 'etomidate'
Hiroshima baseball player Hazuki has admitted to allegations of using the banned substance 'etomidate,' and police continue to investigate the circumstances of the case.
Former Nomura Securities Employee Trial Denies Intent to Kill, Charged with Attempted Murder and Arson
A former employee of Nomura Securities is on trial for attempted murder and arson after allegedly drugging a client to steal 18 million yen and setting the residence on fire.
"This is what happens" - Akira Morishige talks about the world after nuclear use
Akira Morishige reflects on the implications of the New START treaty's expiration and the potential consequences of a world without nuclear disarmament agreements.
The Place Where Memory Remains [Critique]
The recent exhibition in Hiroshima explored the theme of memory, featuring contemporary art that evokes collective memories of World War II, particularly through the work of emerging artist Usui Hitomi.
Former Hiroshima Mayor Selected as Flag Bearer for Milan-Cortina Olympics, Recognized for Peace Activities
Former Hiroshima Mayor Tadatoshi Akiba will serve as one of the flag bearers at the opening ceremony of the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, honored for his long-standing dedication to peace activities and disarmament efforts.
Hiroshimaโs Hazuki player arrested with 'zombie tobacco' etomidate possession
Hiroshima player Hazuki was arrested for possessing the specified drug etomidate, with evidence of its use found during an arrest in December.
Rising sea levels, violent storms, coral degradation: oceans absorbed a record amount of heat in 2025
In 2025, oceans stored a record amount of heat for the ninth consecutive year, equivalent to '12 Hiroshima atomic bombs exploding every second of every day of the year,' according to an international study.
February 13, 1945: Dresden โ the greatest Allied crime in World War II
The bombing of Dresden during World War II is characterized by many as the greatest Allied atrocity, overshadowing even the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.