Anyone speak Japanese?

Does anyone know what "no Pika" means, as in the title of the book "Hiroshima no Pika"?

It means "don't tickle".

"Stop that Pikachu"

Well, I'm definitely not well-versed, but I do know that the 'no' particle signifies possession. I don't know the context, so I have no idea if Pika is a name or in a literal sense, in which 'pika', if I remember right, means 'flash' or something like that. So if it's a name, it would be 'Hiroshima of Pika/Pika's Hiroshima', or 'Hiroshima's Flash/The Flash of Hiroshima' (which makes more sense, I think)...

Sorry if I'm wrong.

This book is about the experience of a family during the atomic bomb. "Don't tickle" seems a bit lacking.

Then I'm rather positive that it translates to what I said it did. 'The Flash of Hiroshima'.

Sorry I didn't see the last reply before I replied previously. The flash of Hiroshima makes sense. The author speaks of the Flash quite a bit.

Thanks for your help!