Women's Resilience Takes The Stage In Manga Of A - Bomb Survivor's Kin

But Taeko Tada, whose mother survived the U.S. atomic bombing on Aug. 6, 1945, at the age of 5, has a different take on the tragedy, as her self-published manga focuses on the happier faces of women who let go of their pain, decided to forgive and helped rebuild the city.
In her book entitled "The Hiroshima Miracle: Hiroshima Is in the Pink!" Tada, 47, uses the color pink on its cover and title to reflect her desire to depict the atomic-bomb survivors' tales as one that brings hope and joy to people. Pink is her favorite color which represents joy.