Join us for a moving and insightful journey through Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park. Travelers will explore the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome, a haunting yet powerful symbol of resilience. We'll walk along the tranquil paths lined with memorials, the Flame of Peace, and the Children's Peace Monument. You’ll hear emotional stories of survival, hope, and recovery as we discuss the park’s history and vision for a nuclear-free world. Visit the Peace Memorial Museum to gain deeper understanding through artifacts and testimonials. Along the way, enjoy the serene beauty of the park, its symbolic monuments, and peaceful riverside views. This guided experience offers both education and reflection, leaving visitors with a profound message of peace. Perfect for history lovers, students, and peace advocates.
A row of ten glass gates, each etched with the word 'peace' in various languages, represents Hiroshima’s enduring message of global harmony. As visitors walk through, these gates serve as a powerful reminder of humanity’s shared aspiration for peace, encouraging thoughtful reflection along the journey.
I will secure your entrance ticket to the Peace Memorial Museum in advance, allowing you to bypass the long queues. Please note that the museum visit will be self-guided, as tour guides are not permitted to speak inside. On average, it takes about an hour and a half to explore the museum at your own pace.
The Peace Flame, lit in 1964, has been burning ever since as a symbol of the unwavering commitment to a world free of nuclear weapons. It will continue to shine until all nuclear arms are eliminated, standing as a beacon of hope and a lasting testament to Hiroshima’s call for peace.
You will make your own way to the meeting points