Hiroshima Peace Media Center｜Serves as a voice for Hiroshima's call to abolish nuclear weapons from the world.

: This map was created by superimposing a map of present-day Hiroshima over aerial photos taken five days after the atomic bombing which depict the bombed ruins of the city. A total of 11 locations are shown on the map, including existing A-bombed buildings, memorials and monuments built by schools and groups, and municipal plaques describing the damage caused by the bombing, as well as city districts and city blocks. More

: This is a restored map of the townscape of the neighborhood which lay near the hypocenter. The map was created in conjunction with the special series "Record of Hiroshima: Photographs of the Dead Speak," which was published in the Chugoku Shimbun from 1997 to 2000. The map covers the area of present-day Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in downtown Hiroshima. More

Feb. 2, 2012: Inspection of A-bomb Dome continues as workers check for deterioration
Jan. 30, 2012: Hiroshima mayor receives reply from U.S. ambassador: plan to designate Manhattan Project sites as national park not “celebratory”
Jan. 20, 2012: “Global Conference for a Nuclear Power-Free World” closes after issuing declaration
Jan. 18, 2012: International conference for a nuclear power-free world held in Yokohama
Jan. 13, 2012: Peace Watch Tower is reset to protest U.S. nuclear test

Jan. 23, 2012: Editorial: Can the safety of nuclear power plants be guaranteed?
Jan. 23, 2012: Hiroshima Memo: Nuclear weapons development given priority over dangers of radiation exposure
Jan. 12, 2012: Editorial: Perspective on the year 2012
Dec. 28, 2011: Editorial: Ending Japan’s reliance on nuclear power
Dec. 28, 2011: Hiroshima Memo: Green Legacy Hiroshima holds potential to grow awareness in the world