Fukuyama Human Rights and Peace Museum

The Fukuyama Human Rights and Peace Museum contains exhibits about social justice, conflict resolution, and human dignity through artifacts and multimedia presentations.

The museum, which opened its doors on August 30, 1994, documents significant events including the Bombing of Fukuyama and experiences of the Burakumin minority group.

The institution organizes temporary exhibitions featuring artists and activists who address contemporary social issues through various forms of expression and documentation.

Located at coordinates 34.492931, 133.35855, the museum provides educational resources including books, films, and materials discussing human rights topics.

The museum forms partnerships with local schools to conduct field trips that teach students about peaceful coexistence and respect for human rights.

Location: Fukuyama

Official opening: August 30, 1994

Website: https://city.fukuyama.hiroshima.jp/soshiki/jinkenheiwa

GPS coordinates: 34.49293,133.35855

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:22