Went on a public holiday and it was very busy. Sometimes you are 3-4 people deep trying to read something in very small print and the surge of the crowd keeps pushing you along without one getting the chance to read and take it all...More

We could have spent many more hours here reading, watching, listening to first hand accounts of that ill-feted time now in history. They have done a sensational job in putting together keep sake items along with the photos of the day means this really should...More

A complete range of information available from the science of atomic warfare through to the remains of personal items. A little boys bicycle all burnt and bent is on display showing the level of human suffering

Visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and you will never doubt the necessity of world wide peace. A truly moving experience. Please behave properly and wear modest clothing. This is not a place for flip-flops and selfies.

The museum presents a fascinating insight into the dropping of the bomb and has many key documents and artefacts from the sad event.

My second time visiting the museum, and just as powerful as the first time. The main building is under reconstruction, so only the east (?) building is open. A part of the main building's exhibition is temporarily moved there, too. It's fairly newly reconstructed and...More

Really well done museum. Provides a lot of information, not just on the devastating effects of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, but also the negative effects worldwide of nuclear weapons. There are a lot of personal stories contributed by people who lived through the atomic...More