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ホテルを前の道路から見る 中古カメラ店めぐり ひろでん（広島電鉄） 買った物（もみじ饅頭とレンズ類）

Hotel Pao Hiroshima

3-12 Kanayamacho, Naka-ku Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Chugoku, 730-0022, Japan

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A sad day in Hiroshima..

A travel blog entry by iliaflax

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... 1489; שריפת מיני צמחים שונים ובסימ 03; שחרור טיבט. למרגל 93;ת המקדש ישנו פארק שגדוש ב-500 (בדיוק!) ...

Hi from Hiroshima

A travel blog entry by amy_michael

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... down, with our excuse being that we wouldn't want to get stuck on the mountain in the dark, especially with the deer, and the signs we see helpfully post-climb warning of poisonous snakes and dangerous monkeys. Looks like the deer were the least of our worries!

We treat ourselves to the other local delicacy at the bottom, some grilled oysters. Delicious (especially with soy sauce, everything tastes so much better with that on), then some cakes that must have ...

A Peaceful day in Hiroshima

A travel blog entry by jobloor

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... brick built buildings in Hiroshima at the time of the bombing. It was built in 1915 with a copper cupola and was used as the Industrial Promotion hall. After the bomb most of the buildings which were of traditional Japanese wooden construction were carbonised and there were no remains so this building has been kept as a memorial and a peace Park built around it containing various memorials.

The Children's Peace Monument is ...

The Day we saw the end of the war

A travel blog entry by mitsukishiroi

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... from the effects of the atomic bomb.

Even now it is tradition for schools who visit Hiroshima to let the children in classes fold a thousand paper cranes to place near the memorial. Naturally, Jordy, Kimberley and myself placed a few cranes there too.

We sat on a bench for a while then, contemplating the entire situation. It just seemed plain bizarre to me-- 60 years ago, the entire area where we were sitting was smashed to ...

Kyoto - City of Temples

A travel blog entry by jfshannon

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... they're just strolling downtown, but their hair is pulled up in the elaborate constructions that one imagines from images and adorned with beautiful hair ornaments. It's fascinating, really, that this culture continues to exist. They seem mythical - a bit like seeing the Lock Ness Monster (except prettier). Feminine culture as a whole is curious. I am easily the worst dressed, most bedraggled woman in any group. Japanese women dress well. Most of the ...

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