Peace Memorial Museum（East Building）
Building 1st floor
East Building 2nd floor
Hiroshima Before the Bombing
War, the A-bomb and the people of Hiroshima
The Meiji and Taisho Period
Recovery from Chaos
The Aioi Bridge
A-bomb Orphans
The Sino-Japanese War and Ujina Harbor
The ABCC
Hiroshima in the Showa Period and During Wars
The Peace Memorial City Reconstruction Law
National Mobilization of Spirit
A-bomb Damage Continues
Student Labor Mobilization for Military Factories
Fetuses Injured
Forced Labor Program for Ethnic Minorities
"Hiroshima Maidens"
Forced Demolition of Homes
Fukuryu-maru No. 5
Evacuating Pupils
Why the A-bomb was dropped on Hiroshima?
Health Examination for Hibakusha
The Manhattan Project
Overseas Hibakusha
Hurried use
Hiroshima Reborn
Reasons for Selecting Hiroshima
East Building 3rd floor
Targets for the A-bombing
The Nuclear Age
The American decision-making process 1945
Horror of Nuclear Weapons
Watch stopped at 8:15
Nuclear Winter
Panorama before and after the bombing
Nuclear Proliferation
The Destruction of Hiroshima
Victims of Nuclear Tests
Truth of A-bomb
The Path to Peace
Charred Streetcar
Lessons of history
First News Reports
Why Don't War End?
Signs of Survival
Learning from the School Books of Other Countries
Radiation Investigations
Peripheral Hibakusha
The Hiroshima Bomb
Conveying the A-bomb Experience
Damage by the A-bomb
The Prayer of Hiroshima
Damage from Heat and Blast
Protesting Nuclear Weapons Testing
Damage from Radiation
Relief of Hibakusha
A-bomb Damage to Human Bodies
Studying Peace
Protest Telegrams
Hibakusha Drawings
Model of "Dome" reproduced on the scale of 73/100
Hibakusha Testimony Videos
Overseas Exhibits of A-bomb Artifacts
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