34 nature flutes made from a surviving tree of the Hiroshima explosion will resonate for the first time in Timișoara on Tuesday, September 19th, at 6:00 PM, at the New Millennium Reformed Center.

The Senda Pan Flute Choir, a children and youth choir from Japan, will perform on flutes crafted from a tree that survived the Hiroshima explosion.

The trees that survived the bomb are known worldwide as Hibaku Jumoku and are protected by authorities, considered living monuments. The seeds of the trees that miraculously withstood the atomic bomb are distributed worldwide as a symbol of peace, a message that the remarkable children's choir spreads across the globe.