Hiroshima, 1971.
At the height of their fame, Led Zeppelin came to Japan on tour. They visited Hiroshima and donated ¥7 million to the city, in memory of the victims of the atomic bombing.
Four young musicians, traveling the world with the sound of rock ’n’ roll, stopped in a city that carried the memory of a war that had ended only 26 years earlier.
For a moment, the history of rock, the memory of Hiroshima, and the human cost of war intersected.
Music can cross borders. So can memory.














