Locals fight to save 100 year old A-bombed buildings from demolition

Only of Hiroshima’s “A-bombed buildings” remain and, although the now iconic symbol of the world’s first nuclear attack, the A-bomb

Applications to ride Hiroshima’s A-bombed Tram now open

Hiroden’s restored tram that survived the A-bomb blast will make 16 journeys over 8 days summer.

This fascinating and touching 45 minute documentary commissioned by Hiroshima TV investigates the final days of two American POWs who

Local broadcaster will stream several of its A-bomb related documentaries on its website from August 6, the 72nd anniversary of

Hiroden’s restored A-bombed streetcar will make 16 runs over 8 days this summer.

One of the first things to confront you on entering the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is a computer generated video

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum’s mannequins representing A-bomb victims retired after 44 years of controversy.

One of only two of the seventy trams running on the morning of August 6, 1945 to survive the A-bombing

Chugoku Shimbun reported May 12 that Hiroshima Dentetsu, the company more commonly known as Hiroden which runs the city’s streetcars

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