It is a place everyone should visit in their lifetime! It is not sensationalised but presented with correct facts & no bias. It is a very moving experience to visit!

Manages to personalise a massive disaster, which is no mean feat. Displays are direct, sometimes confronting, but always highly relevant.

The accounts of children, like that of the 3 year old who just loved to ride his bike, are tastefully described and are very moving. People moved through the place in quiet, sombre lines but are jerked back to reality outside by the sounds of Japanese children waiting to view what war did to their people.

So clean, quiet, peaceful and respectful. Everything was done tastefully, realistically and with much forethought.

Having basic GCSE history I'd always bought the line that dropping the A bomb was a necessary evil to finish the war. This museum was humbling & so upsetting but very measured and objective in its perspective, considering the subject matter. Some of the exhibits were truly horrifying but the presentation was never sensationalist. I felt really haunted by what... More

The museum is an excellent place to learn about the Hiroshima bombs, before, during and after. There is an amazing and touching movie in english that will touch your heart. The museum will definitely inspire you to advocate peace. You CANNOT go to Hiroshima and not visit this amazing place.

A visit there enables to better understand the unspeakable from a Japanese perspective. Excellent presentation and good English explanations. Some exhibits are deeply moving.

Anyone who wants to learn about how destructive nuclear war is should visit here. So touching to see photos and artefacts from the victims of this tragic event.

Paying our respects at Hiroshima was emotional and very sobering. So many people, including very many children died that day as well the days following the blast. The Children’s Peace Memorial further exhibits hundreds of origami cranes made by children all over the world. The Cenotaph memorializes all who have died. Everyone in the world should visit the Peace Dome... More