In the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum are the charts, graphs, photos, and wax sculptures of the living dead crawling through a ghastly city. It’s all here, chronicled behind squeaky-clean glass cases. Rental tapes and earphones are available in German, French, Italian, English, and a few other languages. No one should be uninformed. One poignant exhibit is a shadow of a onetime person sitting on steps when it happened. That’s all – just a shadow. Across the way at the auditorium, videos portray the same. Hiroshima was chosen as the bomb site because it held the largest concentration of troops and military personnel in western Japan. Another reason was because it was a beautiful day. The reconnaissance plane that flew overhead said that the weather was fair, meaning the target was ready to be bombed.