Toshiyuki Mimaki (箕牧 智之, Mimaki Toshiyuki, born March 1942) is an activist and co-chair of Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization advocating for nuclear disarmament. Early life. Mimaki was born in Itabashi, Tokyo in March 1942—his parents had married in January of 1941. In April 1945, Mimaki's family evacuated from the Tokyo metropolis to his father's hometown, Hiroshima, specifically Imuro village near the Utsu railroad crossing. On August 6, 1945, he witnessed the atomic bombing of the city.
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Toshiyuki Mimaki (箕牧 智之, Mimaki Toshiyuki, born March 1942) is an activist and co-chair of Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization advocating for nuclear disarmament. Early life. Mimaki was born in Itabashi, Tokyo in March 1942—his parents had married in January of 1941. In April 1945, Mimaki's family evacuated from the Tokyo metropolis to his father's hometown, Hiroshima, specifically Imuro village near the Utsu railroad crossing. On August 6, 1945, he witnessed the atomic bombing of the city.
