JOC leaders visited Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, reaffirming their dedication to peace through sports. The visit highlights the importance of promoting understanding and reconciliation for a better future. Hiroshima #PeaceMemorialMuseum #JOC #PeaceThroug... Link

The Atomic Bomb Dome in Hiroshima, Japan was nearly directly under the atomic bomb that exploded at 8:15 am, August 6, 1945. The remains of the building are still standing in the city center next to the Peace Memorial Park & Museum.

One of the most impressive places I have ever visited, #Hiroshima in #Japan, where humanity once thought it necessary to drop the first atomic bomb. Images of The #AtomicDome and the #PeaceMemorialMuseum are etched in my mind.

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Reflect on history at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. This ITB article explores the museum's profound impact, offering a journey through time and a space for reflection on peace. A must-visit for thoughtful travelers. Hiroshima #PeaceMemorialMuseum #Jap... Link

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After the somber visit to the #peacememorialmuseum, we climbed the #HiroshimaOrizuruTower for views of the city.

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The bomb fell on the 6th of August 1945 at 8.15am. Tens of thousands were killed instantly in the blast. By the end of 1945 more than 140,000 people had died from the blast, burns and radiation.
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Today, we explored some of #Hiroshima city but spent most of our time in the #PeaceMemorialPark and a harrowing tour of the #PeaceMemorialMuseum

We both left the Peace Memorial Museum in tears after hearing the horrific individual stories of so many of the survivors

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No more Hiroshimas
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