Osaka International Peace Center

Visited the Peace Memorial. Recorded things about Japan during World War II, and the scenes of bombing by the US military and the Osaka air strike. Many of the content, just a little water point. No harm to other countries was mentioned. Osaka air strikes were indeed miserable. I do feel uncomfortable, why not take the initiative to reflect on these issues? Later, I thought, it is very simple, which nation can take the initiative to recognize their mistakes? Seeing the children's paintings to pursue world peace, I feel that I have seen some hope. No one can benefit from war. Peace is with them.

Very niche, very quiet exhibition hall, pure modern design architecture, there are many pictures, telling the history of World War II, to tell everyone true love and peace. Located in the corner of Osaka Castle.

Few tourists come here, but it is very meaningful, it is a World War II-themed exhibition hall, many photos and small objects, mainly to tell everyone to be peaceful, the architectural design is really good.

In the small corner of Osaka City Park, the Osaka Peace Pavilion is the only country that has ever tasted atomic bombs. Of course, it yearns for peace everywhere. There are all kinds of models of atomic bombs and pictures of the destruction of the original city.

200 yen admission fee, located in Osaka City Park. At that time, there was a group of primary school students, and there were more people. The reason for the war is not to say that Osaka was bombed and rebuilt. It has an air shelter experience, which is better. There is also a simulation of the furniture at that time, night lights need to be sealed with cloth handles, so as not to become bombing targets.