We visited the museum without any preconceived ideas on what we'd see or feel but walked out feeling very somber but also peaceful. Not sure if this was the calm feeling after the many many years of pain and suffering experience by the locals. Well...More

This is a stern reminder to all of us what a weapon of mass disruption can do to you. The museum can be accessed by bus out side of the exit of Hiroshima station and jr pass can be used. The museum is located in...More

The experience was humbling and emotion provoking. It was great to see Japanese kids on school excursions and having moments of silence. The museum was quite amazing, too.

An interesting and confronting exhibition of the history and impact of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima

Located in the Peace Memorial Park, this is a well considered collection of items showing life before, during and after the explosion, together with the story of the A Bomb development . It really makes the horror real, with numerous exhibits of everyday items, clothing...More

Unfortunately for us there were a lot of renovations happening when we visited and a lot of the museum was closed. But what we saw was very informative and powerful. The museum gives you a good feeling of what it might have been like to...More

While my mom and dad experienced the horrors and hardships of war, we revisit the place to remember that devastating history and to give thanks that our generation have learned from them and carried on living this life.

It costed quite a bit for me to go to Hiroshima from Kyoto ($150) but I'm really glad I did. I spent 4 hours at the museum reading about the atomic bomb and how it devastated and damaged so many generations of families. It was...More

Excellent attraction to do with your kids and teenagers or by yourself. There is a certainty! You will feel the pain and think about it for a long, long time! My two daughters, age 10 and 11 was totally involved in the tour, they were...More

This museum is not a great place for children. The images and artifacts are important, relevant, and leave a strong impression. The museum is worth you time as a traveler, but will be a little too much for children