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Aioi Bridge

The T-shaped Aioi Bridge crosses the river beside the Atomic Bomb Dome. Its unusual plan and wartime association make it more than a route crossing.

Aioi Bridge

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Why go

Standing on the bridge gives a clear view of the branching waterways that shape central Hiroshima. The crossing is closely tied to accounts of the bombing, while the Dome remains a separate protected ruin beside it. Pause briefly to orient yourself, then continue along the river rather than counting it as a long attraction.

What to look for

  • T-shaped river crossing beside the dome

Useful to know

  • Check the official visitor page for current hours and access.

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Outdoor visit · 10–25 min

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