When people talks about Hiroshima, everyone will recall the incident during World War II, the bombing of the city that ended the war. A black dot in the history of Japan. Though the city has been rebuilt, the scars of war remained. This time, we got the chance to experience and witness everything by ourselves.
Hiroshima Castle
Okonomiyaki-making class, one of the famous Japanese cuisines
My work
In front of the Atomic-Bomb Dome
This is the only building which is closest to the point-zero of the atomic bomb detonation that remains till today
Tales of a miracle child – Sadako
Atomic-Bomb Monument
Miniature structure of the bombing of Hiroshima
The red ball on top was where the bomb detonated, a 4000 degrees Celsius fireball
300 meter above ground that flattened the whole city…
The rebuilt Hiroshima City
Illumination along the night street
Just like in dreamland…
Photo frame…???
On ferry to Miyajima Island
Itsukushima Shrine, the shrine above the sea
Hands-on learning to make Momiji-Manju, a famous local food
Our group… Oo-san, Nu-san and me
Oysters, another famous local food
The best oyster I’ve ever tried… fresh, juicy and sweet… yum yum…
Hiroshima is the symbol of peace and end of warfare in Japan as it was the first city in the world to suffer the blast of atomic bomb. Back then, people thought that it was impossible to rebuild the city anymore due to the radiation of radioactive wave. But yet on that day, we stood on a city which has the mixture of world class modern facilities and traditional history. People of Hiroshima didn’t gave up on hope to reclaim their land, and endured much to get to where they are now.
Sometimes, things that cannot be done alone, can be done together…
