If you are going to Japan make sure that you go to Hiroshima. Catch the bus from the station and get off at the A Bomb Dome stop. It is quite confronting but everyone on earth should see it, to make sure that it doesn't happen again. Stop to look at the eternal flame, the flame that will not be extinguished until all nuclear weapons on earth are gone, and wish for the day that this will happen. Then, our earth will live in peace. Exploring the Museum.. It is opens for 24 hrs everyday.The wander through Hiroshima peace Memorial Park to put into words. Sadness engulfs the area and a strange aura exits 73 yrs after the atomic bomb, "The Little Boy", was dropped. A reminder of suffering, a memorial for the dead, and a strange overwhelming calm shimmers across the park. I visited with my friends there. We walked together and talked about the repercussion after any war. Really Horrible..! About the A-Bomb Dome and the Museum.. This is one of the must-see sights of Hiroshima.There are many lovely statues and memorials within the park. All paying respect to different things, some are decorated with colorful origami cranes.Really lovely place. Facts.. It is enormous history told very effectively which left high impact on all of us. If history is not really your thing, or all the war memorials make you too sad, the park is always good for a stroll or to relax. so font worry. Go and mesmerize the beauty. I hope this information will be useful for you.

Perfect blend of history, culture, and nature. (+) The park itself is quite expansive. It could definitely be a full day's event, especially if you visit the museum. (+) There are loads of statues, towers, and significant markers spread across the park, so there is something to see / read / learn at every turn. (+) There is so much open space, it's an ideal place for a picnic. Bring a blanket and pick up some food and enjoy the scenery. There are also many benches along the river facing the Atomic Bomb Dome. (+) There are clean public toilets throughout the park and a few vending machines with drinks. (+) Even thought the site has a horrific historical significance, it's remarkably peaceful and beautiful

Peace Memorial Park - Hiroshima is a park dedicated to commemorating the victims of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. The park is located very close to the center of where the bomb exploded, and inside the park, you can find lots of monuments, museums and ruins related to this tragic event. Although the park is well maintained and beautiful, the visit is definitely not a relaxing journey. Instead, I would say I learned a lot about the event from this visit. I feels sad and moved by the stories and testimonies of the survivors and the victims. If you want to learn more about the event, I highly recommend you to visit both of the Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. They have exhibits and displays that show the impact and aftermath of the bomb, as well as some of the personal belongings and artifacts of the people who were affected. Overall, I would say it is a very meaningful place for people to remember what happened in Hiroshima and learn from the mistakes we made in the past. You could spend at least half a day to explore the park and the surroundings. Lastly, please be respectful and quiet when you are in the park, as it is a place of mourning and reflection.

One can’t help but be touched when visiting the museum. I’d say it’s a must see, however acknowledge it may be too difficult for some. The exhibits and grounds are well done. A big downside is the crowds. There are so many people it is difficult to fully appreciate and have time to reflect.

A must visit place in Hiroshima, a landmark not only in Japan but for the entire world. A heart wrenching tour takes you through the pain people of Hiroshima went through during the nuclear bomb explosion in world war ll. You will definitely find peace as it’s name says. I request people to not visit this place just like another tourist place instead spend atleast an entire day roaming around, sitting on benches, or even cycle around the place to see the beauty that it has turned into over the past years. Thanks to the management and team for preserving such important historical objects and memories.

Perfect blend of history, culture, and nature. (+) The park itself is quite expansive. It could definitely be a full day's event, especially if you visit the museum. (+) There are loads of statues, towers, and significant markers spread across the park, so there is something to see / read / learn at every turn. (+) There is so much open space, it's an ideal place for a picnic. Bring a blanket and pick up some food and enjoy the scenery. There are also many benches along the river facing the Atomic Bomb Dome. (+) There are clean public toilets throughout the park and a few vending machines with drinks. (+) Even thought the site has a horrific historical significance, it's remarkably peaceful and beautiful.

This place is one of the most human locations of earth. The museum and the memorials in the park are a must-see for every Japan trip, no matter where you are in Japan. It is a quite place where you are in the mood for deep thoughts, which is a really really valuable experience for me. Sending out peace to the world from Germany.

Very beautiful park a great place to brace yourself before you enter the museum or to collect yourself after you have left the museum. Everything is very tidy and kept neat. It is a very big area so even if there are a lot of people it doesn't feel very crowded. I saw some people jogging as well 🤷‍♂️ There are various memorials around the park with small plaques explaining their meaning. The park is also pretty well connected to the surrounding area 👌👍

The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki are blots on world history and the Peace Memorial Park serves as a reminder to the human race to always strive for peace and stay away from war at all costs. The park is designed around the Dome which is the remnant of the main community building in the city. The skeletal remains of the centre portion of this building have been preserved exactly as the day of the bombing and gives you a frisson of sadness when you view it. There are various other installations dedicated to the children who lost their lives in the war as well. Each memorial and cenotaph reminds you of the horror of war yet gives you a feeling of peace now. The colourful paper cranes hanging from each monument are symbols of peace and break the feeling of sadness and fill you with hope. The museum is stark but what I loved was the memorial prayer hall with its simple design of the clock stopping at 815 when the bomb hit the city. It can move you to tears. The river flows peacefully, school children ask you questions in English for a school project and people from all over the world look thoughtful as they contemplate the horrors of war and decide perhaps to find more peace in Thier lives. The Peace park serves it purpose with this manifestation. I think every single person in the world should be made to visit this memorial and maybe the world will be as one.

An important visit and deeply moving. The museum itself is really emotional and so are the monuments, especially the children's memorial filled with origami cranes from all over the world. The setting is beautiful too. You can spend an afternoon quite easily to really give the park the attention it deserves.

It’s an amazing example of how to preserve the history. You will get a blended taste of history, nature and architectural beauty. Every structure of the park is designed to give the visitors the best experience. It will definitely make the visitors aware of the history.

Somber, beautiful, peaceful, introspective, humbling. What a demonstration of resilience despite a ridiculously horrific event. Make sure to take time to tour the museum. I've been to dozens of exhibitions but this is something entirely different. Informative, respectful, emotional, and inspiring. Let's not do this again. This area, in general, is a convenient area to stay with close access to the water taxi to Miyajima, a local food/shop forum, football stadium, and hotels.

Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima is a poignant testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of devastating tragedy. Established to commemorate the victims of the atomic bombing in 1945, the park serves as a serene oasis amidst the bustling city. The park's design seamlessly blends natural elements with poignant memorials, creating a contemplative atmosphere. The Peace Memorial Museum within the park provides a comprehensive historical narrative, offering visitors a deep understanding of the impact of the atomic bomb. The A-Bomb Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as a haunting reminder of the destructive power unleashed on that fateful day. Visitors often describe the experience as emotionally powerful, with the Children's Peace Monument and the Memorial Cenotaph evoking profound reflections on the consequences of war. The park's commitment to promoting peace and nuclear disarmament is evident through various events and activities held throughout the year. While the park is a somber reminder of the past, it also inspires hope for a future free from nuclear threats. A visit to Peace Memorial Park is not just a historical exploration but a deeply moving and educational journey that encourages contemplation on the importance of peace and unity.

There are three major places to see in peace memorial park all are in one park. The best way according to me first go to the museum to understand what exactly happened in past and then go the other places. One may understand that after darkness there is always light. I would say this is “Motivational City”

(Translated by Google) 2012/8/26 There is no way to convey it in words. All humanity should visit the Peace Memorial Park once to see what happened with their own eyes. There is something that goes beyond the boundaries of victims and perpetrators. (Original) 2012/8/26 言葉では伝えようが有りません。 全人類が一度は平和記念公園を訪れて自分の目で何が有ったのか確かめるべきです。 被害者・加害者の枠を超えた何かがあります。

So much history, so much empathy and so much of let's never let this happen ever again. It's a must visit if you are visiting Hiroshima and it's located right near the water and surrounding central city area. Make sure you stop by the A-bomb dome, the Hypocenter and the Peace Memorial Museum. I met lots of friendly locals who offered their time as free guides and walked me around the grounds which was very humbling as an American visitor.

A solemn reminder of why nuclear armament should be banned in this world. The park itself is well designed and there are several points of interest that is within walking distance. If you’re a history buff, it will take around half day to explore everything in the park. Easily a must visit when you’re in Hiroshima city. Accessible by many public transport options.

This place would mesmerize you and will make you cry if you are a compassionate to the victims of World War 2. In 1945 total population of Hiroshima was 350 thousand of which 140 thousand died in the same year. Can you believe a single bomb had wiped out almost 50% of the total population? This park is well maintained and visited by thousands everyday remembering the curse of World War II. There are several monuments that depicts the history and culture of Hiroshima in 1945. The park, musuem and everything in here is totally accessible. So this place could be a great place for people with disabilities. I have seen school students in groups with their teachers visiting the park. This is good to create a sense of saying NO to nuclear weapons. It's a lifetime achievement if you paid a visit to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

So much history and emotion here. Dome, museum, garden, flame, ponds, children’s peace monument, sculptures, monuments. Powerful and reflective memorial to one of mankind’s darkest days. Peace bell that you can ring, and hear it echo throughout the park. The one thousand origami cranes exhibit and the statue of Sadako Sasaki holding a crane in the park is not to be missed. A-bomb dome is a sombre place to reflect.

Quite a peaceful and humbling experience. Should visit at least once if you’re in Japan to experience the peak of human atrocity that was caused due to this. Monument has a lot of sections with literature, museum, infographics all over the places to explain their significance, and many of them will move you.

Big open spaced park to serve as a memorial and reminder to the horrors of the atomic bomb. There are a few monuments around to honor those that have passed. You'll definitely walk here after your tour if the museum. Honestly quite a nice peaceful place to just sit and ponder over things

(Translated by Google) I want you to become the Peace Memorial Park in the world. (Original) 世界の平和祈念公園になってもらいたいです。

I couldn't keep my eyes from watering as I was looking at the destruction caused by one small bomb. There is no excuse for using such weapon against human beings. Some will say that it stopped the war. Absolutely incorrect! There was no need for it, in my opinion, and the US government just needed a show of power to others and used the excuse of war to do so. There is a bell in the park that anyone can ring, but not many can hear it...

I'm not even sure where to start other than to say that I was absolutely lucky. Unfortunate to be able to visit and experience the park. Whether or not you're a history buff or not, this is definitely a place everyone should visit to truly start to understand how lucky we are to live in peace and how precarious that peace definitely is. The best thing is that everyone in the area is so respectful and understanding and taking the time to read and understand what happened less than 80 years ago.

Set to one side is the bomb museum. Near by is the victims memorial museum that contains the stories, history, and names of 400,000 people who were impacted by the bomb. Then there are various other monuments and memorials, set in lovely park grounds. You can return to the main museum to catch a bus or proceed out the other end to catch a street car. All in all, a very somber place for reflection.

Beautiful park with lots of places to sit in the shade and some very somber monuments. There is a wonderful Cafe opposite the museum.

(Translated by Google) At my Japan trip 1996 E1.0) In City Park of Hiroshima the only one standing remaining buildings, which defines the "Genbaku" dome became to the memorial. This memorial of World War II, should ... remember to the visitors of the importance of human life and honor the victims, so that they will never forget ... I also visit CHIRAN, the Chiran Kamikaze Museum Counts beside to the museums of Hiroshima and Nakasaki, for me emotionally the most moving place in Japan - reflecting the human tragedy of this era, in its full extent. NOTE / Message by - Paul Saneaki Nakamura Kamikaze pilot, human torpedo and suicide bomber At the time, there were two categories of men in Japan, Eldest sons were allowed to live to continue their family lines. The rest were expected to offer their lives to the emperor On my trip to Japan in 1996 D1.0) In the city park of Hiroshima, the only remaining building, the "Genbaku" dome, was designated as a memorial. This World War II memorial, ... should remind visitors of the importance of human life and honor the victims so that they are never forgotten. ... I also visit CHIRAN, the Chiran Kamikaze Museum counts next to the museums of Hiroshima and Nakasaki, for me emotionally the most moving place in Japan, which fully reflects the human tragedy of that time. NOTE / Communication from - Paul Saneaki Nakamura Kamikaze pilot, human torpedo and suicide bomber At that time, there were two categories of men in Japan: The eldest sons were allowed to live to continue their family lines. The rest should offer their lives to the emperor (Original) At my Japan-trip 1996 E1.0) In City Park of Hiroshima the only one standing remaining buildings, which defines the "Genbaku" dome became to the memorial. This memorial of World War II, should ... remember to the visitors of the importance of human life and honor the victims , so that they will never forget ... I visit also CHIRAN, the Chiran Kamikaze Museum counts beside to the museums of Hiroshima and Nakasaki, for me emotionally the most moving place in Japan - reflecting the human tragedy of this era, in its full extent. NOTE / Message by — Paul Saneaki Nakamura Kamikaze pilot, human torpedo and suicide bomber At the time, there were two categories of men in Japan, Eldest sons were allowed to live to continue their family lines. The rest were expected to offer their lives to the emperor Auf meiner Japanreise 1996 D1.0) Im Stadtpark von Hiroshima wurde das einzig stehen gebliebene Gebäude, der "Genbaku"-Dome zur Gedenkstätte bestimmt. Diese Gedänksstätte des II Weltkrieges, ... soll die Besucher der Bedeutung des menschlichen Lebens erinnern und die Opfer ehren, so dass sie nie vergessen werden. ... besuche ich auch CHIRAN, das Chiran Kamikaze Museum zählt neben den Museen von Hiroshima und Nakasaki, für mich emotional der bewegendste Ort in Japan, der die menschliche Tragödie dieser Zeit in vollem Umfang widerspiegelt. ANMERKUNG / Mitteilung von - Paul Saneaki Nakamura Kamikaze-Pilot, menschlicher Torpedo und Selbstmordattentäter Zu dieser Zeit gab es in Japan zwei Kategorien von Männern: Die ältesten Söhne durften leben, um ihre Familienlinien fortzusetzen. Der Rest sollte dem Kaiser sein Leben anbieten

This is the most memorable and meaningful park that I’ve ever visit. A very simple park but the significance that carry the event that had happened during the WW2. This park symbolises that PEACE is the paramount important in our current world. This park has carried the real meaning of peace the world should pursue! It’s located In the heart of Hiroshima. Nice peaceful park and it’s a MUST to visit this park when in Hiroshima!

Very moving and peaceful. Takes a good 3+ hours to see everything and walk the park and peace memorial. Took the hop on hop off bus from Hiroshima train station (200Y one way - and you can use your JR / suica card if you have one for the bus). 200Y per adult for the peace memorial as well. It's a beautiful city.

Such a chilling place to visit and experience the history. I highly recommend the actual museum as well. It’s only about ¥300 admission and features so much: artifacts, stories of locals during the war, post war era, and more. The park is lovely too with lots of walking and things to see. A beautiful place to watch the sunset and reflect.

Bearing witness to the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima is a profound and humbling experience. The park stands as a powerful tribute to the lives lost during the tragic events of history. Amidst serene surroundings, the monuments and Peace Memorial Museum convey a poignant message of peace and resilience. Walking through the park, you can't help but feel a deep sense of reflection and hope for a future free from the horrors of war. It's a place that fosters understanding and serves as a timeless reminder of the importance of peace and humanity.

Definitely one of the most thought-provoking places I've visited. The park itself is very clean, neat and calming. The museum is obviously heartbreaking, but I think everyone who has the chance should visit. A very important place, and it's quite special seeing how the city rebuilt itself into such a welcoming and beautiful city. Just beware of the crowds - if you show up to the museum later on in the day you may have a very long wait. I would also recommend paying a visit to the Atomic Dome.

Have a relaxing walk through the park, thinking how about 80 years ago everything around was destroyed by the atomic bomb. Pay a tribute to the numerous monuments remembering the different groups of victims. Hear the bell calling for peace in the world, look at the only surviving tree, visit the museum and memorial. This place is a must see for raising awareness about nuclear war. Make sure to get enough time.

Learn a lot about Hiroshima's nuclear bomb disaster from the guide that accompanied us through the park tour. This park should be a reminder for us to maintain the world peace and avoid the armed conflicts. Hope all the impacted souls can rest in peace.

We did not set aside the appropriate amount of time to fully appreciate the entire park. The day was very cool and windy and did not help since we didn't dress for the weather. I absolutely intend on returning several times to be able to see all of the park. Initially, upon arriving, I could tell parking was going to be an issue. We were fortunate enough to find a space in a lot very close. I imagine on a day with warmer weather parking, it will be very challenging.

Definitely worth a visit. You cannot enter the dome building and its not the exact location of the bomb hit (approx 400m away) but it's a humbling experience. I highly recommend visiting the museum but go very early in the morning or later in the afternoon as it was extremely busy.

A beautiful and touching park. There are several different memorials, with plaques offering descriptions in multiple languages for visitors from around the world. Be prepared that you may be moved to tears by the stories of loss and tragedy, but there are several benches all around the park if you need to take a minute and rest or reflect.

Very fortunate to be here as Leader and Scouts of Indonesia Contingent to attend the Peace Program of The 23rd World Scout Jamboree 2015. We came closer to understanding of the history that changed the global politic constellation. Hope that we can learn to keep peace of the World and make the better World in the future.

(Translated by Google) Hiroshima starts here (Original) 広島はここからスタート

A must visit in Hiroshima. The A-bomb Dome stands out conspicuously in the centre of this tranquil, peaceful park. One can’t help but reflect on the sad history of this city and marvel with loads of respect on how it has been rebuild to be a modern thriving city it is now.

(Translated by Google) Visited October 1, 2020 I walked a little around 8:30 at night. There were few people in time, which made the atmosphere stand out more. I think there are many people who have seen it on TV and textbooks, but I wanted them to see and feel the real thing with their own eyes. (Original) 2020年10月1日訪問 夜の8:30頃にすこし歩いてみました。 時間的に人はほとんど居なくて、その雰囲気をより際立たせていました。 テレビや教科書で見た事がある人はたくさん居ると思いますが、一度実物を自分の眼で見て感じて欲しいと思いました。

(Translated by Google) Bright and calm atmosphere even at night (Original) 夜でも明るくて落ち着く雰囲気

A must go. Or not what's the point of visiting Hiroshima.. yes it's really sad. But always remember what the Japanese were doing to the Malay peninsula at that time. They did more than what they felt.

(Translated by Google) A place that Japanese people have to go to once. The air is different. (Original) 日本人であれば一度は行かなくてはいけない場所。 空気が違います。

(Translated by Google) I would like to pay tribute to the citizens of Hiroshima who envisioned such a park. Even though Osaka became a burnt field, I couldn't see how it would live for 100 or 200 years, and it became a sloppy city by breaking it down and making it again and again. Hiroshima is a city that never forgets its starting point and is a city that can represent Japan. As an Osaka person, I know the historical feeling of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Kobe. (Original) これだけの公園を構想した広島市民に敬意をはらいたいです。大阪も焼け野原になったのに、100年、200年の暮らしを見通すことができず、現在の壊しては作り、また壊しを繰り返して、ずさんな都市になってしまいました。 広島は自分たちの出発点をけっして忘れない街であり、日本を代表できる都市です。 大阪人のわたしは、広島、長崎、神戸の歴史感を思い知ります。

Beautiful park area with many memorials dedicated to remembering the fallout caused by the atomic bomb, victims of the travesty, and the events that led to such a thing occurring. I feel blessed to have been afforded the opportunity to walk through the park and experience everything it displayed. I will surely come back here one day.

Visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Site during cherry blossom season was a moving and beautiful experience. The cherry blossoms added a poignant touch to the site's historical significance. It was busy when we went on the weekend around April midday but there was a huge amount of respect for the memorial park despite a lot of people. The museum was free entry and pretty quiet. It was very moving confronting being there but I also think it's important to remember the terrible history and reflect. The A-Bomb Dome stood as a powerful symbol amidst the serene park. The visit offered a moment of reflection and a call for peace. Highly recommended going if you're interested in history or curious on the events that took place OR wanting to pay respects to the ancestors who's lives were sadly taken that day.

Very well maintained and accessible. The washrooms are clean and tidy. It's about 3 km away from the Hiroshima station. I walked to the park and it was totally worth it. I saw the local markets on the way and I was so pleased to experience that. There was this cover street that had local food and stores. There were no washrooms on the way. Wifi was available in the park. beautiful trees and it was so quiet and peaceful.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is a tribute to the victims of the atomic bomb that devastated the city in 1945. The park features a number of monuments, including the A-Bomb Dome, which stands as a stark reminder of the destructive power of nuclear weapons. Visitors can also explore the Peace Memorial Museum, which offers an account of the events leading up to the bombing and its aftermath. The park is a powerful symbol of hope for a peaceful future and serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of tragedy. A must-visit for anyone visiting Hiroshima, highly recommended!

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, located in the center of Hiroshima city, is a testament to the devastation caused by the atomic bombing on August 6, 1945, and a symbol of the desire for world peace. The park is a vast area covering over 120,000 square meters, and it contains various memorials and monuments that serve as reminders of the horrors of war. One of the main features of the park is the Atomic Bomb Dome, which is the ruins of the former Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall. The dome, which was almost directly beneath the explosion, has been preserved as a reminder of the atomic bombing and the destruction it caused. The skeletal structure of the building stands as a powerful symbol of the resilience of the human spirit in the face of tragedy. Another notable monument in the park is the Peace Memorial Museum, which displays exhibits and artifacts that convey the horrors of the atomic bombing. The museum is a somber yet informative experience, with exhibits that include personal accounts of survivors, photos, and artifacts that tell the story of the bombing and its aftermath. The park also contains numerous other monuments and memorials, including the Cenotaph for the Atomic Bomb Victims, which houses a register of the names of the people who died as a result of the bombing. The Flame of Peace, a symbol of the hope for a world without nuclear weapons, burns perpetually in the park. Visitors to the park can walk around and reflect on the solemn atmosphere of the site. Many people come to pay their respects and offer prayers for the victims of the atomic bombing. The park also provides a place for people to contemplate the horrors of war and reflect on the importance of working towards peace. Overall, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is a poignant and moving experience. It serves as a powerful reminder of the devastating consequences of war and the importance of striving for peace. A visit to the park is a must for anyone interested in learning about the history of Hiroshima and the atomic bombing, as well as for those who wish to pay their respects to the victims and support the cause of world peace.

(Translated by Google) Should go! Moth (Original) 行くべきです‼️

REALLY PEACEFUL! The design of this park is fascinating. You can see everything ordered in one line, and recap all of what you've listened to and seen inside the muesum.

Der Park ist sehr würdevoll gestaltet, ruhig und mit sehr eindrucksvollen Erinnerungen und Denkmälern. Das Museum ist sehr bewegend, fast schon erdrückend traurig. In meinen Augen für Kinder und sehr sensible Menschen nur mit Vorsicht zu empfehlen, das sehr viele schockierende Bilder ausgestellt sind und viele persönliche Schicksale dargestellt werden. Eine sehr wertvolle Erinnerung!

(Translated by Google) Hiroshima for the first time (Original) 初めて広島

A lovely place to visit! The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is a large park surrounded by greenery and the Motoyasu River which flows along the side of the park. It is a lovely park to stroll around and is very well-kept. The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is located in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park itself. The peaceful Memorial Park of Hiroshima located in the center of Hiroshima City is situated not too far from Hiroshima Station. It is recommended to travel by tram to the park and the ride would take approximately 15 minutes.

Peace memorial park was one of the nice place in Hiroshima, Japqn

A beautiful part to remember an important lesson in history. A must see in Hiroshima. All of it, was just beautiful. The memorial hall has an elevator to aid wheelchair access.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park was very beautiful and haunting at the same time. There are many statues and signs dedicated to the victims of the Atomic Bomb from world war 2. The area is very beautifully kept and maintained. The Bomb Dome was very hard to look at and imagine the horrors of what happend on those spots during the war. There are many things to look and see when at the park, including the remains of the Bomb Dome, the Memorial to the dead, the eternal flame for the victims and peace. As well as a very large and moving museum. When my wife and I visited there were many Japanese high-school children doing tours there and we got the chance to help them with some of their English work! It was a very great and moving experiance overall. This is a recommended place when visiting Hiroshima.

Fantastic place to visit - it's a must visit for all peace lovers and also wanting to come close to history of the Hiroshima nuclear bomb and it's impact/ effect on people's life. Remains standing remind us of our human existence and how peace is important to seek and maintain. HIROSHIMA A-BOMB DONE and all the peace museum and parks is a MUST SEE in Japan.

Powerful monument in the centre of Hiroshima. Commemoration of nuclear bombing. Not to be missed.

Peace memorial park Hiroshima. Japan.

残念ながら博物館などは年末年始でやっていなかった。でも、雰囲気はとてもよかった。

Beautiful museum that has multiple languages and is very accessible. The experience was great and I would highly recommend visiting there when you’re in Hiroshima

What could I say that has not been already said by any person that visited this impressive place and museum ?! Perhaps could I mention that I just could not stop my tears from falling during the 3 hours I spent visiting this superb museum, a museum that was built and though so that humanity never forgets. An english friend of mine told me that it's a kind of duty to get there. I agree. In these times when destruction awaits us, where the atomic threat resurfaces, realizing what it really means to send nukes on other humans seems to me a good thing, especially for the younger generations who did not even know the Cold War . The surrounding park, the memorials and the remainings from the bombing are places worth taking the time to visit. They are in addition very well included in the modern architecture of this wonderful town of Hiroshima. Half a day is necessary to visit all places.

Thought provoking. A place with a tragic history teaching so many valuable lessons to current and future generations. Everyone should visit it.

If you are in Hiroshima you really should visit the park and the surrounding areas/landmarks. The peace museum is quite full on and moving but is a must along with the remains of the Atomic Bomb Dome

Awesome, don't miss it if you are planning for Hiroshima

(Translated by Google) I think it's good to see it because it's a memorial. (Original) 記念だから言って見るのはいいと思います。

(Translated by Google) I will investigate soon ✨ (Original) 近々調査に参ります✨

(Translated by Google) It was very easy to see. It was good to go (Original) とても見易くなっていました。行って良かった

(Translated by Google) An important place for Japanese people 🙏🍁 (Original) 日本人にとり大事な場所🙏🍁

(Translated by Google) Wish for peace (Original) 平和を願う

(Translated by Google) There were a lot of students on school trips. (Original) 修学旅行の学生さんがたくさんいました。

(Translated by Google) Due to the influence of the corona, the museum is closed and the dome cannot be seen due to renovation. It can't be helped because I went there while refraining from doing so. I could only reach out to the memorials for many victims, but I would like to come back after calming down. The rating will change when you visit again. Please understand that it is not a malicious evaluation. (Original) コロナの影響から資料館は閉館、ドームも改修の為見られません。自粛の中で足を運んだのですから仕方がないです。 多くの犠牲者の慰霊碑に手を合わせる事しか出来ませんでしたが、落ち着いてから改めて来たいと思います。 評価は再度訪れた際に変更します。決して悪意ある評価では無い事をご理解頂きたい。

(Translated by Google) Peace Museum is closed due to corona damage (Original) コロナ被害で平和資料館閉館中

(Translated by Google) It was my first time in Hiroshima, so I thought that a dome and a museum were indispensable. There were monuments and bells, and it was impressive that the school trip students listened to the guide's explanation with a serious look in front of the monument. (Original) 初めての広島だったので、ドームと資料館は必須だと思い訪れました。 モニュメントや鐘等があり、モニュメント前で修学旅行生達がガイドさんの説明を真剣な眼差しで聞き入っていたのが印象的でした。

(Translated by Google) First of all, if you go by car, there is no free parking lot, so there are about two parking lots opposite the Peace Memorial Park, so I'd like you to stop there. It's right in front of you, so you can get there immediately even if you walk. There were various statues and it was a place that made you feel the history. We pray for those who died in the atomic bomb, those who died in the war, and those who died from the bottom of their hearts. (Original) まず車で行くのでしたら、無料の駐車場はないので、平和記念公園の向かいにパーキングが二箇所程あるのでそこに止めていただけたらと思います。目の前なので歩いてもすぐに着きます。　色々な像があり、歴史を感じさせる場所でした。原爆で亡くなられた方、戦争で亡くなられた方、心よりご冥福をお祈りしております。

(Translated by Google) I think it's a place to go once. At the museum, there is something that comes to mind. (Original) 一度は行くべき場所だと思います。資料館では、心にグッとくるものがあります。

Too much history in only one place. Museum is iconic, interactive and full of pieces to show.

Everybody should visit and learn about the history

(Translated by Google) It was under renovation before, so it was great to be here this time. (Original) 以前は改装中だったので、今回来れてとても良かったです。

(Translated by Google) It is a remains that must be left forever in the future (Original) 未来永劫残していかなければならない遺構です

(Translated by Google) I visited in the evening so I felt more strict I prayed for the souls of the war victims and prayed for peace. (Original) 夕方訪れたのでより厳かな感じがしました 戦争犠牲者の御冥福をお祈りし平和を祈念してまいりました

(Translated by Google) It was a quiet and sacred experience because of Corona! I couldn't enter the museum, but I had a quiet time! Don't forget the nightmare of 75 years ago! It's not peaceful in Corona I realized that I wanted to overcome it! (Original) コロナの為静寂な神聖な体験になりました!資料館は入場出来ませでしたが静かな時間を過ごせました!75年前の悪夢けして忘れてはいけません!コロナで平和とは言えませんが乗り越えて行きたいと実感しました!

(Translated by Google) The park is so beautiful and a place to think about what could cause another world war. (Original) 公園はとても美しく、別の世界戦争を引き起こす可能性のあるものについて考える場所です。

Definitely the most important place in Hiroshima , don’t miss it , You can walk around the big area , visit the museum and more , absolutely recommend.

Cherry blossom season, and every weekend, the park is full of people enjoying flowers, a peaceful scene

(Translated by Google) Early morning run on New Year's Day! It was a little snow-covered and fantastic. This year, we started in Hiroshima! May you have a peaceful and happy year! (Original) 元旦の早朝ラン！ うっすら雪化粧で、幻想的でした。 今年は、広島からスタートしました！ 平和で、皆が幸せな一年でありますように！

The Sakura trees make the place even more beautiful than it already is.

(Translated by Google) I liked it very much. (Original) Очень понравился.

(Translated by Google) very cute (Original) Muito bonito

(Translated by Google) This is a place that Japanese people should come to once (or rather, it should be done at school events). I came when I was in elementary school, but when I come to Hiroshima to change jobs after becoming an adult, I feel like I can't say anything. And I still hate America. (Original) 日本人なら一度は来るべき場所です（というか普通は学校の行事で行っている筈）。 小学生の頃に来ましたが、大人になってから転職で広島へ来た際にまた行くと、なんとも言えない気持ちになります。 そしてアメリカがやはり嫌いになります。

(Translated by Google) Right now, the facility is closed, but it's a very good park. (Original) 今、現在は施設の中には、休業で入れませんが、とても良い公園です。

Very peaceful park along the riverside, several monuments, and next to shopping area/castle/museum

It is a memorial park in the center of Hiroshima, Japan. It is dedicated to the legacy of Hiroshima as the first city in the world to suffer a nuclear attack, and to the memories of the bomb's direct and indirect victims.

Worth a visit when in Hiroshima

The museum was very elaborate. Many artifacts from the bombing and a lot of good visuals. Definitely recommend.

(Translated by Google) Otorii is being restored (Original) 大鳥居修復中

This is probably the most valuable sightseeing location in Hiroshima. From the museum down to the park, the wreath location, memorial, cenotaph, and the A bomb dome; I was impressed with everything I saw. Even though this area is entirely suitable for great photoshoots, it is important to understand the profound reason for it's existence and the need for the world to get to that point when nuclear weapons would be just a distant memory.