Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Admission

Priority admission with the QR code. The museum was a melancholic experience, with evidence of the attack and its lasting consequences.

This is definitely a tour that requires time and attention. It's a very impactful experience, and the memorial serves the important purpose of raising awareness about a situation that should never be repeated. Be aware that this tour will have graphic and sad moments. It's not worth rushing through; you need to pay close attention to the details, the memories, and the testimonies! It's truly worthwhile.

very easy to use just showed QR code and was able to enter. museum is very educational

We visited during the Obon holiday, and there were so many tourists that the exhibition hall was packed, making it impossible to see the exhibits. It was a real shame! However, inside the exhibition, you could truly feel the horror of nuclear energy in warfare. I hope for world peace and an end to all wars.

Worth to reserve a head through klook, once you go in person you still required to buy ticket through klook to reserve a time ticket. We got there around 0850 and got the 0900 ticket, we didn’t have to wait in line and got in.

Absolutely incredible, and an emotional journey, an absolute must do for your trip to Japan. It's so important to learn about the history of one of mankind's worst days, and how it affects people even to this day. 100% must do. and so ridiculously cheap too.

A must-do experience, a very interesting museum with many photos and details that recall that terrible day.

Sheraz was very thoughtful and clear with his explanations. He had thorough knowledge of the broader context including physics and broader world settings.

This was a very poignant reminder of what happened in 1945. Very emotional stories and photos

Incredibly thought provoking. you cannot help but be moved by the impacts of the bombing. The museum, provides a balanced view of history with a strong message of peace and disarmament. it is not big, it is delivered in small human stories, traffic is well managed through the exhibits, but it will leave you emotionally exhausted. Leave time for quiet reflection in and around peace park....if you come in July it will be very hot and humid outside so the museum is also a heat refuge!