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Hiroshima: History, Culture and Innovation
Explore Hiroshima’s powerful WWII history alongside its modern culture, technology and industry, from the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome to the Mazda Museum and Shinkansen.
Hiroshima, Japan, best known as the site of the world’s first atomic bombing in August 1945, offers secondary school students a diverse range of historical, cultural and educational experiences.
Students can explore the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Peace Memorial Museum and Atomic Bomb Dome, learning about the events of 1945 and exploring broader themes of war, peace and reconciliation. Beyond its wartime history, students can visit the Mazda Museum to discover Japanese manufacturing, automotive technology and production methods, experience local cuisine and culture, and travel aboard Japan’s famous Shinkansen bullet train.
Whether visiting for one or two days, Hiroshima provides an opportunity to experience an important chapter of world history alongside modern Japanese culture, technology and industry.
Watch our video to discover what Hiroshima and its surrounding areas can offer your school group.
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