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This remnant skeleton of a large building that was exposed to the Atomic bomb. Most of the structure was destroyed and this Skelton is what was left within a large radius around it. One can easily imagine the power of the bomb that sucked out...More
This building is probably the most photographed building in Hiroshima. Definitely iconic of the city. Most importantly however it is a symbol of man’s capability of destroying societies through the use of nuclear weapons. The emotional impact of seeing the skeletal remains of the Hiroshima...More
Its a little lost next to memorial island and maybe does not really show the tragedy - as you can see kinds of this ruins everywhere in the world, just not with this "awful historical background" - something to see, but not really showing the...More
I was most looking forward to visiting this incredible site, yet I wasn't prepared for how emotionally overwhelming this place can be. Upon entering the park and gazing at the A-dome, I felt tears streaming down my cheeks--knowing that I was standing on the very...More
Built in 1915 as an industry promotion hall this building was left standing when the atomic bomb exploded almost directly above it on August 6th 1945. Today it remains a strong testimonial to a dark chapter in the history of the 20th century. Located close...More
The Hiroshima memorial area was quite interesting - lots of things to see and reflect on the impact this event had.
The atomic bomb Dome is a great place to go to while on Hiroshima with other memorials nearby. The Atomic bom Dome is an incredible structure that has somehow survived the Atomic bombings in 1945 and it is a must visit!
A beautiful memorial to the harsh memories of the atomic bomb. You can't come to Hiroshima and not visit this site.
This is a very sombre monument but so important to see. You are able to get very close to it and see the damage it sustained and really makes you think. A must see
Night viewing when no other visitors are nearby gives the backlit Atomic Bomb Dome an eerie feeling. The twisted metal beams and scortched concrete of the Dome are best appreciated in complete silence. Revisit during the day amidst the crowds and you will find it...More
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