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    原爆圓頂館靜靜矗立在和平紀念公園對側,以僅存的殘破結構,無聲地向世人訴說戰爭的殘酷,以及和平的珍貴。

    不只是來到廣島必訪的景點,更是這座城市浴火重生的見證人。活在今日和平的社會,我們更應珍惜得來不易的安穩,省思戰爭所帶來的苦難與破壞,並記住那些曾經逝去的生命。

    願所有逝者安息,也願溫暖的陽光照亮這片曾經受傷的土地,讓和平的信念代代延續。

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    When people think of Hiroshima, the Atomic Bomb Dome is the first thing that comes to mind for many. I'm not particularly interested in historical sites, so I didn't have very high expectations at first. But when I got there, I found that there were so many foreign tourists—it was much livelier than I had imagined! What left the biggest impression on me instead was a group of Japanese elementary school students on a field trip wearing little yellow hats. They looked so cute listening attentively to their teacher's explanation. The Atomic Bomb Dome itself is very well preserved. Although I haven't studied its history in depth, seeing it in person was still very moving. If you're visiting Hiroshima, I still highly recommend stopping by, since this is one of the city's most iconic landmarks.

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    Honestly, I wasn’t that interested. But there were soooo many foreigners there. I’m not really sure why everyone is so into this place, but for me it was just okay, more like a spot to walk around.

    What was interesting, though, was seeing so many Japanese elementary school kids on a field trip wearing little yellow hats?

    I thought that was super, super cute.

    I’m not usually very attached to historical sites, but it does seem like this place has been carefully preserved. It’s kept in pretty good condition.

    Still, it’s a tourist spot worth checking off.

    It kind of feels like you haven’t really been to Hiroshima until you’ve come here.

    Not sure why this review sounds kind of boring lol, but yeah haha.

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    I really want Americans to see this place too.

    After seeing it, do you still think the atomic bomb was necessary to end the war?

    I don’t believe there’s any such thing as a “just” nuclear weapon.

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    The Dome and the exhibits in the surrounding Peace Memorial Park, including documents and photos, give a detailed record of the destructive power of the atomic bomb and its aftermath.

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    I visited here with my family and found it very meaningful from a historical perspective. Seeing these atomic bomb buildings in person really brings history—usually just read about in books—to life. War is truly heartbreaking. I sincerely hope the world never experiences war again.

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    We need to remember the lessons of history and never repeat such tragedies again. 🙏

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    This is a historic site left behind by the atomic bombing in World War II. It serves as a sad reminder of the cruelty of war and stands as a landmark for peace.

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    With all the recent news about the Russia-Ukraine war, I can't help but feel really worried.

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    Almost everything near the center of the explosion was flattened. Only this building remains as a witness to what happened.

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