Super Hotel Hiroshima

8-11 Nishihiratsuka-cho Naka-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Chugoku, 730-0024, Japan | Hotel
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Location

This hotel, located in the Kanayamacho Station area of Hiroshima, is near Atomic Bomb Dome, Children's Peace Monument, Shukkei-en Garden, and Hijiyama Park.
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    Travel Blogs from Hiroshima

    Japan Week 1: Tokyo, Sapporo & Hiroshima (so epic)

    A travel blog entry by travelandtalk on Jun 05, 2014

    5 photos

    ... Japanese art, was unsurprisingly out of this world in terms of attention to detail and ornateness.
    The Science Museum was just about passable, but with limited signs in English, is far from a must see unless you're a big fan of taxidermic farm and forest animals.
    The Edo Tokyo History Museum is not so much a museum, more a huge and excellent mock up village chronicling the last 400 years of life in Tokyo. The highlights being the extraordinary models ...

    The Powers That Be

    A travel blog entry by jrsherman81054 on Mar 28, 2014

    15 comments, 35 photos

    ... of valued protection for the freedom that is integral to the cultures of Japan and the United States. I walked away from the park thinking about my Dad who was on one of the surrounding ships the day the Japanese surrendered.














    Heading toward the train station to return to Iwakuni, I came across ...

    Hiroshima and the A-Bomb then travelled to Tokyo

    A travel blog entry by drclad on Jan 07, 2014

    13 photos

    ... have around 200 warheads compared with USAs 2200). The museum starts with a bit of background on Hiroshima, what happened in the run up to the discovery of atomic warfare, and why Hiroshima had been chosen as a target. It was largely because it was a navy base with strategic importance to Japan, had not been hit at all during the war and had a high enough population across a wide enough area to inflict significant damage. Then, it moved on to the events ...

    We will never forget Hiroshima

    A travel blog entry by hreljacsinasia on Oct 29, 2013

    ... is a tiny waterfall and on the walls there are approximately 140 000 tiles, 1 to represent each victim of the bomb. Afterwards you go into a room that has a screen displaying the names and faces of the victims and sadly many of them were children. This was the first place that I got goosebumps as now it became more real now that I could actually picture those who went through it. It was also sad to see that entire families were wiped out during the bombing as well which is ...

    Day 45 - Hiroshima, Heart and Soul

    A travel blog entry by rick_and_mandy on Oct 21, 2012

    9 photos

    ... everybody wanted to know. There were heaps of other interesting areas, but this particular one was continuously packed. You could get into some very deep conversations about that question, and some stinking blues if you don't look out, it's a cracker of a question. The school girls that we met outside know the real answer; get rid of the ******* things off this planet and never allow anyone to ever bring them back. All of them, including the ones owned by the Yanks and ...

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