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Monday, August 6, 2018

Hiroshima Castle

One of Hiroshima's must-see sights is the Hiroshima Castle.
Since the original from the 1590s was destroyed in the atomic bombing, this is a replica built in 1958.
Inside is a museum about the area's pre-WW2 history, but no photos are allowed. From the top you can see the modern city skyline.
The locations of the old castle are still visible in the grounds.

14 comments:

  1. War is such a sad part of human existence … but sometimes a necessary evil. Thanks for these interesting shots.

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  2. That is a fine reflection in your first photo. Fine looking building even if it is a reconstruction, it is still 60 years old.

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  3. It would be a highlight of any trip.

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  4. Amazing they went to the trouble to build the replica

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  5. Al, I have been enjoying your posts from Japan. Did not know you were from the Salida area. My son moved there two years ago.

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  6. The sad anniversary of this event this was August 6th. The area looks all revitalized.

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  7. Awesome photos of Japan ~ particularly the replica ~

    Happy Day to you,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  8. It is sad that the original was destroyed ... all wars are sad but we don't seem to change much. I'm glad they were able to construct the replica. Everything you show (or that I see on blogs from Japan) is always so neat and clean ... a beautiful country.

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  9. Beautiful shots Al. You really have travelled the world.

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  10. Great photos of a beautiful area. I've never been to that part of Japan, thanks for the mini-tour.

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  11. We were in the Springs last weekend. I like your home town.

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