Hiroshima Tree Seeds
Discover Hiroshima tree seeds and Hibakujumoku (A-bomb survivor trees). Explore global peace initiatives, Green Legacy Hiroshima, and nuclear disarmament.
HIROSHIMA DAY - Tree Seeds & Hibakujumoku
Discover the remarkable legacy of Hiroshima’s atomic bomb survivor trees, known as Hibakujumoku, and learn how their seeds carry powerful messages of peace across the globe. Our guide offers insight into these extraordinary trees that miraculously survived the 1945 bombing and serve as living symbols of resilience, healing, and hope.
Connect with inspiring initiatives and global organisations - such as Green Legacy Hiroshima and Mayors for Peace - that harvest, preserve, and distribute these seeds to more than 40 countries worldwide.
Grown in botanical gardens, schools, and public parks, these saplings are cultivated to educate communities about peace, historical remembrance, nuclear disarmament, and the enduring strength of nature.
More Resources
Curated Directory & Deep-Dive Resources on Hiroshima Tree Seeds
- Green Legacy Hiroshima 482261
- Hibakujumoku - Wikipedia 482264
- Nagasaki Kusunoki Project 482270
- Google Images - Hibakujumoku 482269
- YouTube Search - Hibakujumoku 482271
- Green Legacy Hiroshima Project - CAFRE 482266
- Hiroshima tree seeds growing at university - BBC 6/25 482268
- Seeds from Hiroshima atomic bomb ‘survivor trees’ growing at Keele 6/25 482267
- Video: Hibakujumoku Tree Planting Ceremony | United Nations 5/25 482272
- Video: GLH's Message for International Civil Society Forum to Abolish Nuclear Weapons 2/25 482262
- Video: Moments of Reflection: Green Legacy Hiroshima - Oberlin Shansi 7/24 482263
- Seeds from Hiroshima atomic bomb ‘survivor trees’ planted at Oxford Botanic Garden 9/23 482265