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Personal Testimonies at the National Peace Memorial Hall
Inside Peace Memorial Park, this hall centers the names, photographs and testimonies of atomic bomb victims. It is a quieter, more personal stop alongside the museum.
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The hall's collections shift attention from the scale of destruction to individual lives and memories. It gathers accounts from survivors and records of those who died, making it a meaningful companion to the Peace Memorial Museum and the outdoor monuments. Allow time to read rather than treating it as a brief pass-through.
What to look for
Recorded testimonies preserve survivors' accounts of the bombing and its aftermath.
Names and photographs restore individual identities to the history of the bombing.
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Visit after an outdoor walk through Peace Memorial Park if you want a quieter place to reflect on its history.
Pair it with the Peace Memorial Museum, but leave enough time to read personal accounts in each.
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