Bell of Peace

-Built in memory of the Hiroshima atomic bomb explosion, the impact of the clock is engraved with atomic energy symbols that wish to prohibit the use of atomic weapons, and the opposite is set with mirrors reflecting the heart of the bell-strikers themselves. - The pond is planted with Professor Ogairo's famous Ogai lotus, which he excavated in Chiba City from 2000 years ago and sprouted it. At the time of the bombing, people used lotus leaves to apply wounds to stop burns and pains to drink the spirit of the bombed person. In 1996, the Voice of Japan was selected as the preserve of the Environment Department and exhibited at the Peace Memorial Archive.

Because I have not experienced it, I don't have a lot of feelings. But when someone rings the peace bell, they will also make a wish together, hoping that the world will be peaceful and never have another war.

Peace Gate is quite good, the war here is quite hurtful, you can see a lot of broken walls, some things are left behind after the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima in World War II, very shocking feeling.

The Japanese Peace Bell is a United Nations peace symbol. Cast on November 24, 1952, it was an official gift of the Japanese people to the United Nations on June 8, 1954.

The Peace Bell is located on the other side of Peace Park, close to the original blasted roof. Its moral is to let everyone receive the message of peace by ringing the bell. It's a good experience to ring the bell on your own when you visit.

Hiroshima is one of the worst cities to accept World War II destruction, the landscape has suffered a lot, and the Peace Bell is still a very important building, symbolizing peace and aversion to war.