Hiroshima
Miss Toshinki Sasaki
One of the 6 major characters that had survived the Hiroshima bombing was Miss Toshinki Sasaki, a real survivor. Miss Toshinki Sasaki was a twenty-year-old lady. She was very impatient, selfish, and controversial, however, she was also very innocent and caring. She was currently living with her two brothers, sister, mother, and father in Koi. Miss Toshinki Sasaki had worked at the East Asia tin works and was a sales clerk. She had a handful of responsibilities at her household; mostly being the chef and the housecleaner for her parents and siblings. She prevailed an extreme amount of love and care for her entire family and would succeed in anything to secure them blissfully.
On the day of the bombing, Miss Toshinki Sasaki had woken up at three in the morning to arrange and formulate the breakfast of her siblings and father. She was also preparing meals for the rest of the day for her mother and little brother. When Miss Toshinki Sasaki had accomplished her morning agenda at seven in the morning, she made her way to work at the East Asia tin works as a sales clerk. Miss Toshinki Sasaki was assigned to help to set up and prepare a memorial service for a past employee who had deliberately committed suicide at the age of 16. Miss Toshinki Sasaki had felt terrible awful and carried strong guilt for the young employee. As soon as she completed her assignment, she advanced back to her table which was near a bookshelf/bookcase. Miss Toshinki Sasaki had rotated her head to converse with a formal employee was she had sighted a bright light and was shocked with trepidation. The next thing she knew, a bookshelf of novels had collapsed on top of her, crushing her and injuring her leg beneath her. She was unconscious for about three hours and tried to yell for help, but sadly no one was able to help her.
Miss Toshinki Sasaki finally heard some voices of the people caught along with her in the dilapidation, and began speaking to them. Her nearest
One of the 6 major characters that had survived the Hiroshima bombing was Miss Toshinki Sasaki, a real survivor. Miss Toshinki Sasaki was a twenty-year-old lady. She was very impatient, selfish, and controversial, however, she was also very innocent and caring. She was currently living with her two brothers, sister, mother, and father in Koi. Miss Toshinki Sasaki had worked at the East Asia tin works and was a sales clerk. She had a handful of responsibilities at her household; mostly being the chef and the housecleaner for her parents and siblings. She prevailed an extreme amount of love and care for her entire family and would succeed in anything to secure them blissfully.
On the day of the bombing, Miss Toshinki Sasaki had woken up at three in the morning to arrange and formulate the breakfast of her siblings and father. She was also preparing meals for the rest of the day for her mother and little brother. When Miss Toshinki Sasaki had accomplished her morning agenda at seven in the morning, she made her way to work at the East Asia tin works as a sales clerk. Miss Toshinki Sasaki was assigned to help to set up and prepare a memorial service for a past employee who had deliberately committed suicide at the age of 16. Miss Toshinki Sasaki had felt terrible awful and carried strong guilt for the young employee. As soon as she completed her assignment, she advanced back to her table which was near a bookshelf/bookcase. Miss Toshinki Sasaki had rotated her head to converse with a formal employee was she had sighted a bright light and was shocked with trepidation. The next thing she knew, a bookshelf of novels had collapsed on top of her, crushing her and injuring her leg beneath her. She was unconscious for about three hours and tried to yell for help, but sadly no one was able to help her.
Miss Toshinki Sasaki finally heard some voices of the people caught along with her in the dilapidation, and began speaking to them. Her nearest