Hiroshima Peace Site Map
http://www.pcf.city.hiroshima.jp/

• VirtualMuseum
• Peace Memorial Park and Peace Memorial Museum
• Guide Tours to Peace Memorial Park and Vicinity
• Look at the A-Bomb Building
• Guide Tours to Peace Memorial Museum
• Museum Guide
• Museum Tour
• Peace Education
• Meet the Director
• Museum History
• Museum Leaflet
• Schmoe House
• Let's look at the display
• East Building
• Exhibit Order
• Hiroshima until the Atomic Bombing
• The Meiji and Taisho Period
• Hiroshima in the Showa Period and during War
• The Atomic Bomb
• Why Did the U.s. Develop the Bomb?
• Why Did the U.S. Decide to Drop the Bomb on Japan?
• Why Was the Bomb Dropped on Hiroshima?
• Hiroshima in Ruins
• Hiroshima immediately after the A-bombing
• Truth of the A-bomb
• War, the A-bomb, and People
• Recovery from Chaos
• A-bomb Damage Continue
• Hiroshima Reborn
• Nuclear Age
• Nuclear Weapon
• Evolution of Explosive Nuclear Devices
• Evolution of Delivery Technologies
• Balance of Terror
• Continuing A-bomb Damage
• Walking toward Peace
• Hiroshima's Wishu
• Continuing to tell the Story
• Images of Hiroshima befor the Bombing
• Nakajima Befor and After the War
• Building Befor and After the War
• Atomic Bomb Dome
• Hiroshima City Hall
• Hiroshima Red Cross Hospital
• Main Building
• Looking at the Main Exhibits
• Nobuko Ohshita's summer uniform
• Hair that fell from Hiroko Yamashita's head
• Shin's Tricycle
• First Municipal Girls High School
• Belongings of Three Municipal Junior High School Students
• First-year student at Second Hiroshima Prefectural Junior High School
• Child's Dress and National Railway Ticket Dated August 6
• A Girder of the Aioi Bridge
• Exhibit Order
• 8:15am August 6, 1945
• Damage by the Heat Rays
• Damage by the Blast
• The Fury of the Conflagration
• Damage by Radiation
• Relief and Rescue Activities
• A-bomb Drawings by Survivors
• Recorded Testimony of A-bomb Survivors
• Message for Peaces
• Let's look at the Special Exhibit
• The First Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2001/Sadako and the Paper Cranes
• The Second Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2001/Hiroshima Testimony
• The First Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2002/Helping Victims in the Burnt Plain
• The Second Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2002/A-bomb Drawings
• The First Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2003/"It was an atomic bomb" - A History of A-bomb Investgations
• The Second Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2003/Ninoshima and Atomic Bombing
• The First Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2004/Mobilized Students - The Lost Tomorrows of the Students
• The Second Special Exhibition of Fiscal Year 2004/Third Radiation- The Lucky Dragon No. 5 and Hiroshima
• 60th Anniversary Project - Commemorative Exhibition for the 50th Anniversary of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
• An Exhibition of Photographs by Hajime Miyatake and Eiichi Matsumoto-Hiroshima after the Atomic Bombing
• The Entrusted Past and Future
• Shigeo Hayashi Photo Exhibition
• Help from Overseas - Support for the Survivors and Hope for Rebuilding the City
• Shunkichi Kikuchi Photo Exhibition - Fall of 1945, Summer of 1946 -
• A-bombed Structures Speak
• Filming in the Ruins - The Story of an A-bomb Documentary
• Yuichiro Sasaki Photo Exhibition Part1:Building Peace
• Yuichiro Sasaki Photo Exhibition Part2:Pledging Peace
• Volunteer Citizen Corps Building Demolition that Worsened the Tragedy in Hiroshima
• War through the Eyes of Children With the Help of Barefoot Gen
• To Live —August 6, 1945—From That Day Forth
• Hiroshima, 1945 −A-bomb Damage Revealed in Photographs−
• Moto-machi:At the Heart of Hiroshima’s Changes
• Memories of You: If not for the bomb
• Kids Peace Station
• From Hiroshima
• The Sadao Story 21
• Sadako and the Atomic Bombing
• 1943 Sadako is born.
• Japan at that time
• Hiroshima and the war
• People's Lives during the war
• Development of the Atomic Bomb
• 1945 Sadako at Two
• Hiroshima at that time
• The Atomic Bomb Dropped on Hiroshima
• 8:15 a.m., August 6
• Damage from the Atomic Bombing
• The skies over Hiroshima
• Sadako's Exposure to the Atomic Bomb
• Rescure and Relief Activities
• 1949 Sadako enters elementary school
• Hiroshima Returning to Life
• Children in Post-war Hiroshima
• The Development of Nuclear Weapons
• 1955 Sadako at Twelove
• Aftereffects
• Sadako's Medical Record
• The City Returns to Life
• The Birth of the Children's Peace Monument
• Leafletting
• Formation of the Hiroshima Society of School Children for Building World Peace
• The Funding Campaign Develops
• A large crowd attended Sadako's first death anniversary
• The Children's Peace Monument
• Sadako's Hope Conveyed Around the World
• Hiroshima Today
• The A-bomb Survivors Today
• Hibakusha around the World
• Toward a Peaceful World Free from Nuclear Weapons
• We want to know about “radiation”!
• What is “radiation”?
• Why radiation is scary?
• Are the radiations from atomic bombs and nuclear plants the same?
• Who discovered the invisible “radiation”?
• Kids Peace Plaza
• Talking about Peace
• Letters to Sadako
• Peace Studies Presentation Room
• Question Box
• The 29th Children's Peace Drawings Competition
• Kids News
• Kids Link
• Step toward Peace
• Step toward the abolition of nuclear weapons
• Development of Nuclear Weapons
• Cold War
• Nuclear Testings / Nuclear Damage
• Evolution of Nuclear Weapons
• Collapse of the Cold War
• Disarmament-Toward Nuclear Abolition
• Expanding Nuclear-free Zone
• Hiroshima's Recovery
• Starting from burnt ruins
• Living in the ruins
• Birth of black markets
• The Makurazaki typhoon attackd the burntplain
• The Hiroshima Peace Memorial City Construction Law
• Various restoration plans
• Funding Shortage
• Memorial City Construction Law
• Peace Memorial Park
• Peace Boulevard
• Peace Bridge
• Recovery for Children
• Open-air Classroom
• A-bomb Orphans
• Children's Culture Center
• Children's Library
• Restoration Exposition and a Sense of Recovery
• Assistance from Overseas
• Hiroshima Restoration Exposition
• The New images of Hiroshima City