Hiroshima

Culture and Traditions

What You Should Know If Visiting Hiroshima on August 6

Visiting Hiroshima on August 6? Learn what to expect during the citywide memorial day, including the 8:15 AM siren, the Peace Park ceremony, and crucial heat safety tips to stay respectful and protected.
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The Unclaimed Remains of Hiroshima – 70,000 Silent Souls and the Ongoing Prayer for Peace

Beneath Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park lie the unclaimed remains of 70,000 A-bomb victims. As the 80th anniversary approaches, we explore how memory, silence, and remembrance continue to shape our understanding of peace.
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Stay Safe in Hiroshima’s Summer: What You Must Know About Heatstroke in Japan

Planning to visit Hiroshima in the summer? Learn how to avoid heatstroke in Japan’s extreme humidity, including tips on drinking OS-1, using sun umbrellas, and staying cool with smart local advice.
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The Real Ground Zero of Hiroshima Is Not the Atomic Bomb Dome—It’s Beside Shimai Clinic

Many people believe the Atomic Bomb Dome marks the exact spot where the Hiroshima bomb exploded. But the real ground zero is actually a little away, next to Shimai Clinic—a place often overlooked by visitors.
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The Art of Waste Management: My Visit to Hiroshima’s Eco Masterpiece

Discover Hiroshima's Naka Waste Treatment Center, an eco-friendly architectural wonder combining sustainability and art. A must-visit for eco-conscious travelers!
Culture and Traditions

Catholic Noboricho Church – World Peace Memorial Cathedral

The Catholic Noboricho Church – World Peace Memorial Cathedral in Hiroshima offers a solemn space for prayer and reflection. Discover its history and significance.