Location List

It is a renovated Japanese-traditional style house. You can see the Inland Sea with Miyajima island

The view from Mt.Futaba, located in the north of Hiroshima station. You can overlook the city of Hiroshima and Seto Inland Sea.

Constructed in 1966, for praying for everlasting world peace and for the souls of the atomic bomb victims. You can overlook the city of Hiroshima and Seto Inland Sea.　

Located in Peace Memorial Park. it was first built as a bridge on the Saigoku Kaido (Sanyo Expressway in the early modern period). From the bridge, you can see the Atomic Bomb Dome and the streetc...

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. This bridge leads to Peace Memorial Park and there is a pede...

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum has continuously appealed for the elimination of nuclear armaments and the realization of permanent world peace. It is divided into east building and main building. ...

The Ota River is divided into six rivers in the city center. One of them is the Honkawa River with abundant greenery riverbank.

A riverside green area developed as a promnade.

Opened in 1989. There are large and small conference rooms equipped with simultaneous interpretation and video equipment, including Phoenix Hall which boasts excellent acoustics.

The river runs along the Peace Memorial Park. On the opposite side of the Atomic Bomb Dome, there is a water terrace designed after step pier, where floating lantern ceremony is held in summer.

Designed by a sculptor, Isamu Noguchi. The design of "sunrise" for the bridge　as well as the design of "sunset" for Nishiheiwa bridge are entrance to Peace Memorial Park.

Unique T-shaped bridge. Also an important bridge connecting Nakajima area in the east/west and Yoshijima area in the south of the city. It is said the bridge was the target for dropping of the atom...

Designed by a sculptor, Isamu Noguchi. The design of "sunrise" for the bridge　as well as the design of "sunset" for Nishiheiwa bridge are entrance to Peace Memorial Park.

High speed boat connecting the fastest between the Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome. You can enjoy different views from the river and ocean.

It has two basement floors, with an information exhibition corner and a room where you can read atomic bomb testimonials on the first basement, and a Hall of Remembrance, a space for peace prayers ...

The design is a collaboration by three architects including Kenzo Tange. The axis line connecting Atomic Bomb Dome and cenotaph is characteristic. In and around Peace Memorial Park, there are about...

Built in 1915, the former Hiroshima Industrial Promotion Hall was designed by Czech architect Jan Letzel. It is permanently preserved as a symbol of appealing for world peace. In 1996, it's regist...

It is one of the main streets in Hiroshima, which faces the south side of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. The street is 100 metres (330 ft) wide and runs 3.6 kilometres (2.2 miles) from east to west...

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. It is an atomic bomb survived bridge over the Kyobashi River...

The eastern starting point of Peace Boulevard, which runs east-west through the city center.

Hijiyama (71m above sea level) is a small hill with lush greenery in the city. The area around the Museum of Contemporary Art is a walking path with neatly pruned trees, and there is also an unpave...

Hijiyama Park is a small hill from where you can overlook the city of Hiroshima and the Seto Inland Sea. The Museum of Contemporary Art, the Hiroshima City Manga Library, and the military cemetery ...

Located in Hijiyama Park, this manga library specializes only in manga and manga-related materials.

It is located in front of the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art and is called "Moore's Plaza" as Henry Moore's sculpture "Arch" is exhibited.