The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization comprised of atomic bomb survivors, recognizing their relentless advocacy for nuclear disarmament and efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons worldwide. The award is seen not only as a celebration of their testimonies but also as a vital warning about the rising risk of nuclear conflict amid current global tensions. In Hiroshima, where the organization is based, visitors express hope that this recognition will invigorate peace efforts. Survivors have pledged to use this moment to share their anti-nuclear messages with younger generations, emphasizing that the current state of war in places like Gaza echoes the past traumas of Hiroshima. The international community views this award as a critical reminder of the need for ongoing vigilance against the use of nuclear weapons.