Hotel Jal City Hiroshima
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No More Nukes!!
... Exhibition Hall, when the bomb was dropped the Exhibition hall was almost directly below the bomb and therefore its skeletal remains survived the bomb and it was one of the only buildings still standing within a 2km radius. Looking at the photographs of the aftermath it is quite haunting to see the A Bomb Dome as the only building still standing among lines and lines of collapsed streets. Thankfully the A-Bomb Dome was preserved as ...
Hiroshima Peace Park
... a large traditional style burial mound. Further down was a sculpture reaching up with childrens artwork. To the south was an arch at the end of a pool with a flame in the middle. As you walk to the south end and look ...
First City Destroyed
... a Special Historic Site and Special Place of Scenic Beauty. The must see Itsukushima Shrine, built in the sixth century, is dedicated to the maritime guardian goddesses. The shrine buildings are connected by corridors which stretch out over the water giving it the appearance of floating on the sea at high tide.
And apparently no visit to Hiroshima can be considered complete without sampling the local delicacy, Okonomiyaki - a savoury, layered noodle ...
A better day than expected in Hiroshima
... making it very pretty together. The island is nice, but a bit too much people once again. I did not use the cable car to go up the mountain: not worth the time or money I think.
I went back to Hiroshima and went straight to either eat or the A-bomb dome. The restaurant I had in mind being closed the dome it was. It is the ruin of a building, not more... But when you know how it became that ruin than it is a lot more... It did make me think, ...
Hiroshima - taking back ground zero
... which, at 50 megatonnes, had more destructive power than all the ammunition and bombs dropped during the Second World War.
In the face of such inconceivable statistics of annihilation, it seems odd that those who speak out against nuclear weapons are branded naïve, pacifists (as if this is a bad thing) or both. I am neither. The charge of naïve is amusing, given that our future vision is a world where no one has the bomb, while others believe they can maintain ...
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