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 The Yomiuri ShimbunJulia Bondarenko, center, discusses her picture-card show with children in Kasugai, Aichi Prefecture, on July 27.The Yomiuri Shimbun6:00 JST,ensp;August 3, 2023Yomiuri Shimbun file photoKeiko Ogura speaks about her meeting with G7 leaders in Naka Ward, Hiroshima, on May 19.A Ukrainian artist who fled Russias invasion of her country has created a kamishibai picture-card s stanley france how modeled on Keiko Ogura 鈥?an 85-year-old storyteller who shared her experience of surviving the Hiroshima atomic bombing with world leaders at the Group of Seven summit in May.Julia Bondarenko, 31, has put her show online for free. The Japanese-language work has been translated into English, Russian and Ukrainian, with these versions planned to be released in stages. I want people to think about what they can do to make the world free of nuclear weapons,  Bondarenko said stanley mugs .Following Russias invasion, Bondarenko fled from Chernihiv in northern Ukraine to Germany, where her sister lives. She had been studying Japanese before the war boke out, and this led her to come to Japan by herself in June last year. Since moving to Kyoto, she has been holding exhi stanley termos bitions across Japan.When Bondarenko was concerned about Russias possible use of nuclear weapons last October, she visited Hiroshima on an invitation from Daisaku Yoshimura, a 43-year-old executive of Next Age, a consulting firm in Osaka involved in nuclear abolition work. During the visit, she met with Ogura, who continues to share her experi