Atomic Bomb Dome

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1. 

   0:15–8:45

   Inaka Adventure

   How to Spend 2 Days in HIROSHIMA - Japan Travel Itinerary

   One of the few structures left standing near the hypocenter of the August 6, 1945 blast.

2. 

   0:51–1:45

   Abroad in Japan

   What to do in Hiroshima & Miyajima | 6 Must Try Travel Ideas

   Stands about 600 m below where the bomb detonated. Its sturdy brick design resisted the downward force of the blast.

3. 

   1:21–1:41

   Abroad in Japan

   48 Hours in Hiroshima ⛩️ 8 Things to do in Japan's Legendary City

   The bomb detonated about 600 m up, missing its intended target, a T-junction at a nearby bridge.

4. 

   5:17–5:32

   Japan Guide

   Top 5 Things to do in Hiroshima

   It stands at the entrance to the Peace Memorial Park.

5. 

   5:39–6:14

   PiQtour Japan

   THE Hiroshima Guide: ESSENTIAL Spots For Your Trip!

   You cannot go inside, but it is visible from the park and from Orizuru Tower.

6. 

   3:34–5:06

   We Go East

   The BEST things to do in Hiroshima: 1 day itinerary | Japan Travel Vlog

   The city has decided to preserve it indefinitely in its post-blast 1945 state.

7. 

   3:09–4:07

   Nomac Guides

   10 BEST Things to do in Hiroshima Japan in 2026 🇯🇵

   Photos nearby show how the building looked before 1945; the city preserved it despite debate among survivors.

8. 

   9:32–9:57

   SAMURAI JUNJIRO Channel【SJC】

   Things to do in Hiroshima Japan / Street Food in Miyajima / Travel Itinerary

   About 15 minutes by streetcar from Hiroshima Station, right in front of the stop.

9. 

   7:35–8:10

   World Wild Hearts

   HIROSHIMA, JAPAN (2026) | The Best Things To Do In & Around Hiroshima

   The exterior is free to view anytime; you can't enter, but plaques show photos of the building before the war.

10. 

    16:41–18:26

    Jay and Karolina

    The PERFECT 3 Days in Hiroshima and Miyajima 🇯🇵 Top Things to Do, See & Eat

    Its steel and concrete frame withstood the blast from directly above, while the wooden buildings around it collapsed.