The atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki complicated the postwar discourse in and around Japan— which was now both a perpetrator and a victim. Yet not only Japanese citizens fell victim to the nuclear blasts, many foreign laborers also perished. For this documentary, NDU traveled to Busan in South Korea to follow a group of atomic bomb survivors ignored by the Japanese government and treated as an embarrassment by the South Korean government. In an extremely difficult and risky undertaking for the time, this group of filmmaking Japanese activists follows several survivors on their trip to Seoul to hand a petition to newly reelected General Park Chung-hee, who was in the process of consolidating his authoritarian rule.