Flame of Peace, Hiroshima

The Flame of Peace in Hiroshima is a symbol of hope and remembrance, representing the desire for a world without nuclear weapons. Located in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, this monument attracts visitors worldwide who come to pay their respects and promote peace. The flame burns on a stone platform shaped like hands, symbolizing the resilience of atomic bomb victims. It serves as a constant reminder to eliminate nuclear weapons.

For more than 75 years, since the end of World War II, the "Flame of Peace" has held its vigil, fueling the aspirations of those who seek a future free from the horrors of nuclear warfare.

The monument, along with the Atomic Bomb Dome, creates a solemn experience that deepens the understanding of the devastating consequences of nuclear warfare. The "Flame of Peace" has become an international symbol of peace, drawing visitors to advocate for a nuclear-free world. Its eternal glow represents the hope for a peaceful future and inspires efforts towards global security.