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Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims

Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims, Peace memorial and museum in Nagasaki Peace Park, Japan.

Description

This national memorial in Nagasaki documents the effects of the 1945 atomic bombing through remembrance rooms, photographs of those affected, and information sections. The facility sits within the Peace Park and functions as a place for visitors to reflect and honor those who suffered.

History

The memorial was founded in 2003 to preserve memory of those killed in the August 1945 atomic bombing and to document their experiences for future generations. Its creation reflected a national commitment to honoring what happened and preventing such events from being forgotten.

Culture

The space holds personal stories from survivors and their families who share how the bombing changed their everyday lives and relationships. Visitors encounter these accounts as a way to connect with the human side of what happened.

Practical

The site offers free admission and allows visitors to move through the space at their own pace to take in the information presented. The best time to visit is early morning when crowds are lighter and you can explore the rooms more freely.

Did you know?

At night, 70,000 fiber optic lights glow in a water basin, with each light representing a person affected by the bombing. This glowing display silently conveys the vast scale of loss and creates a moving moment for those who witness it.

Location
Inception
2002
Architects
Akira Kuryu
Official opening
July 2003
Address
7-8 Hiranomachi, Nagasaki, 852-8117
Phone
GPS coordinates
32.77278,129.86500
Latest update
December 9, 2025 18:49

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