YOU MUST GO to know what American has done to Japan World War 2 !
There is a museum....you will see how many people were killed....babies, children, women..they are totally inocent.. You have to see the reality what's happen.
Even now lots of people have sufferd from
the bomb.

It's a great tourist place and a few interesting museum's. I really enjoyed looking at all the beautiful shrines!

I would be seriously afraid of my & my future childrens' health if I was visiting this city, so I'm not gonna do so. :-(

Considering this city was flattened in WW2 the '50's feel to the place is not altogether surprising. In my opinion, the whole reason to go there is to visit the Peace Memorial Museum, a comprehensive exhibit depicting the before and after of the dropping of the atomic bomb. The objective manner in which the material is displayed only enhances the impact on the visitor, and I, a hardened realist, left with tears in my eyes, which again, well up as I write this. Allow more time to explore than you would expect to need. My only other 'tour' was to nearby Miyajima Island - as far removed from war as you could possibly imagine. Ancient shrines dot this island and a peaceful atmosphere pervades the place. Tame deer walk about all over, and there are some wonderful craft shops in the tiny village. Again, allow much longer than you would expect to need.