Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Ticket
Book your ticket on Klook to skip the line during the first hour after opening and the last hour before closing!
- The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum commemorates the victims of the 1945 atomic bombing in the city during World War II
- The museum aims to convey a message of peace and unity
- Exhibits cover the factors leading up to the war, Hiroshima’s wartime role, and personal details related to the devastating effects of the bombing
- Discount ticket is available for Hiroshima Omotenashi Pass and Visit Hiroshima Tourist Pass holders! Please purchase "Hiroshima Omotenashi Pass Holder*" if you have one!
Package options
Permanent Exhibitions Admission
Rental Audio Guide *admission ticket isn't included (Limited time only)
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Good to know
- Skip-the-line is eligible for admissions between 7:30-8:30 and 17:30-18:30, and you may be asked to wait in line for admissions 8:30-17:30 (March-July)
- Audio Guide is bookable for a limited time only:
- 7:30-8:30 and 17:30-closing (March-July, September-November )
- 7:30-8:30 and 18:30-closing (August)
- 7:30-8:30 and 16:30-closing (December-February)
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This should be a tour that every visitor to Japan sees. It was heartwrenchingly sad. The comprehensive information and graphic details was confronting. The presentation was exceptional, it was well laid out and easily followed through the passage of the event. As sad as it was I would highly recommend it.
My second visit to this museum. Good thing I got this pass through Klook, so I did not line up (always a long queue) to get the ticket. This time, I was able to enjoy the museum (yes full of tourists) because I got a translator and just paid hmm not sure if 300 yen. So, I recommend this too.
this is a really great place to educate yourself about Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, be prepared because for sure there will be lots of emotions during you are doing the tour.
Magnificent museum, full of emotion! Superb museology. Getting an audio guide is really a plus. Also, come early, because the museum fills up quickly. It's really nice to have it to yourself, in peace and quiet, for the first hour. Do it without hesitation!
My visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum was a profound experience. The overall flow of the exhibits was well-planned, and the content was rich and educational. The presentation of artifacts, videos, and text truly helped visitors grasp the weight of history and the importance of peace. The museum environment was clean and comfortable, making for a smooth visit without feeling overly crowded. Booking through Klook was also very convenient, saving time on ticket queues. Overall, it's a thought-provoking attraction well worth visiting, and I highly recommend setting aside time to go.
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is a powerful and essential place to visit. While the exhibits are deeply moving and often difficult to view, they provide a crucial, unflinching look at the history and impact of the atomic bombing. The museum is thoughtfully presented and incredibly impactful. It is a profound experience that promotes reflection and a strong message of peace.
Could not believe the price considering how informative and touching this museum was. I thought the museum captured the actual scale of the destruction very well and the strength of the community to rebuild after something so tragic. It’s something everyone should see if they have the opportunity to, truely eye opening and so touching.
An exceptional memorial to this heartbreaking event. The park was beautifully laid out with several memorials to different groups.
Smooth and hassle-free booking via Klook. Entry to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum was quick, with minimal waiting time. The museum itself is deeply moving and educational—an important visit to understand history and reflect. Highly recommended when in Hiroshima.
Overwhelming and terrible, but also overcrowded. Ease of booking with Klook: Access was immediate. QR reader and right in. But there are a lot of people and hardly any movement, leading to real congestion in some sections, with people standing 2 inches from the information sign, preventing others from understanding the context of what they are seeing at that moment.
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