The Oshiba National School, located about 2.4 km north of the hypocenter where the Hiroshima atomic bomb exploded on August 6, 1945. It became a temporary rescue camp without collapses and burning from August 7. The victims were escorted and detained at the Oshiba National School. At the beginning of A-bombing, two doctors, three dentists, two pharmacists, and one midwife were required to carry out medical activities beyond their specialties. Over 3,000 A-bomb victims were detained until August. A large number of A-bomb victims died of the atomic bombing without adequate treatment. In one corner of the school classroom, a futon was pulled and a blanket was put on the goza between the boards, and the A-bomb victims were sleeping painfully.
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