Meeting Point

Taxi Stand Infront of Hiroshima peace memorial park

Foreigner Monuments

Peace of Gates

Walk through the symbolic Gates of Peace, inscribed with the word 'peace' in many languages, representing a global wish for harmony.

Shirakhami Shrine

Explore the Shirakami Shrine, and I will explain to you the story behind the white paper.

Hiroshima Bank Building

Here, we explore the small gallery that holds testimonies from elderly survivors.

School Building survive from atomic bomb

Here, we explore the unique stories of the parents and teachers.

Hondori Street

We will pass through this road, and I will show you some more buildings that survived the atomic bomb.

Atomic Bomb Dome and Hypocenter

The Hypocenter marks the exact spot where the atomic bomb exploded, reminding visitors of the immense destruction and loss that occurred here.

Peace of Bell

The Peace Bell invites visitors to ring it as a call for global harmony and a reminder of the importance of peace.

Korean Monument

The Korean Victims Memorial honors the tens of thousands of Koreans who suffered and died during the atomic bombing in Hiroshima.

Child Monument

The Children's Peace Monument honors Sadako Sasaki and all child victims of the atomic bombing, symbolizing hope through the thousand paper cranes.

Cenotaph

The Cenotaph holds the names of all known victims of the atomic bomb and arches toward the Peace Flame, symbolizing hope and remembrance.

Hall of Remembrance

G7-Summit

The G7 Summit site in Hiroshima highlights the city's role in global diplomacy and its message of peace shared with world leaders.

Hiroshima Museum

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum presents powerful exhibits that tell the story of the atomic bombing and the human cost of war.

Taxi stand

Ending Point

Taxi stand infront of hiroshima Peace park