Hiroshima Peace Memorial (Genbaku Dome), UNESCO World Heritage Site


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Cenotaph, Hiroshima Peace Park

Memorial Cenotaph, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, containing the names of all those killed by the Atomic Bomb dropped on Hiroshima.Official ceremonies to mark the bombing take place here. Looking through the Cenotaph, you see the structure housing the Flame of Peace, which will burn in Hiroshima until nuclear weapons no longer exist anywhere on earth.

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11 Comments

  1. Powerful images Fae. I like the idea of the flame which will burn until nuclear weapons are no more. Alas, I fear the flame will outlive me.

  2. Alex visited Hiroshima before we met but we didn’t visit together on our 2007 trip to Japan. We will be in Japan again in October/November this year and visiting Hiroshima together this time.

  3. Thanks for taking us there.

  4. Thank you for sharing these with us :)

    • Hi Tina, You are welcome. I hope we see World Peace in our life time. :) Fae.

      • ah Fae, we can pray that we do, I really hope so!

      • Kevin

        John Lennon sang about it, church leaders pray for it, I think about it. Man has always been a selfish and warlike creature. Politicians will forever dream up reasons to destroy their neighbors. “They have OUR Oil” or “They occupy OUR promised land” or “They are like animals, they must die.” As long as there is greed, there will be war.

      • Dear Kevin, Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. One solution is by assuring the education of our children with emphasis on compassion and elimination of prejudices of all kinds. “The earth is but one country and mankind its citizen”! Fae.

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