A fitting and appropriately respectful reminder of the horror of nuclear weapons and their effect. The video is a must.

A peaceful place which brings home why wars and weapons don't have a place in the world. Thought provoking.

This was one of the sights that was a must to visist for me. I think people should visit during the day and at night. The feeling is very different. At night, it looks whimsical. Tastefully designed. I felt humbled by the peace message. At...More

The main building is closed for renovation when we visited, but the East Building is open. The main building is to reopen in Spring 2019. The exhibits are well explained, detail and in English. There is a cafe and souvenir shop that does not sell...More

This museum is a must. It explains so well the cruelty and the ravages of the bomb. It is so sad, I believe everyone cries, including myself.

Absolutely worth visiting and reading every story and every detail. Kept me interested for the whole time. You learn from real stories the brutal impact a nuclear bomb has on a city/region and its people.

It is a moving display of the horrific devastation caused by the dropping of the atomic bomb. However, in the historical perspective laid out in the displays, the major reason for dropping the bomb given was to minimize the Soviet Union’s influence at the end...More