English: Original description from Flickr: "The last remaining house that Floyd Schmoe built in Hiroshima, during his reconstruction efforts after the A-bomb. It's now a small community center tucked away in a quiet neighborhood in the Eba district." Explaining for name Eba district: Eba was a small fishing town, located in a delta area in the south of Hiroshima City. It was known for cultivation of Nori (edible sea weed) and oysters. But in 1943, the fishing business almost ended because a military factory was founded on newly reclaimed land to the south of Eba. In 1945, Eba was affected by the atomic bombing and many people were killed or injured. Not all areas were burnt down and there were survivors, as it was around 3km from the center of the bombing. After the war, the factory, a civil industry factory of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, continues to manufacture machinery and transportation equipment. The town name, Eba, remains now in Naka-ku, Hiroshima.