Tour of A-bombed Survivor Trees

Would you like to visit the A-bombed survivor trees in Hiroshima City?
Join a tour event or use the app’s navigation system to experience it.

  1. Tour of A-bombed
    survivor trees
    with a tour guide
    Participate in the event
  2. Visit A-bombed
    survivor trees
    by yourself
    Using the app
  3. Tour of A-bombed
    survivor trees
    at schools
    Using
    teaching materials

Tour of A-bombed survivor trees
with a tour guide

Participate in the event

There are two courses for the “Tours of A-bombed survivor trees with a tour guide”: the “Course of the Axis of Peace” and the “Course of Gangi Taxi.” Registration is required to participate in the event.

-Course of the Axis of Peace: 3,000 Yen (incl.tax)
-Course of Gangi Taxi: 5,000 Yen (incl.tax)

* The Course of Gangi Taxi is currently under preparation.

Course of the Axis of Peace

The “Axis of Peace” is a line that intersects Peace Boulevard at right angles and connects the A-bomb Dome, the Cenotaph, and Peace Memorial Museum in a straight line, as proposed by Kenzo Tange, who designed Peace Memorial Park. In this course, we will visit A-bombed survivor trees on and around the axis, keeping the “Axis of Peace” in mind.

2.5-hour tour
MAP

Peace Memorial Park
In front of Aogiri

1 Peace Memorial Park “Chinese Parasol Tree”
It is a symbolic tree among the A-bombed survivor trees in Hiroshima.
2 Hiroshima City Youth Center “Weeping Willow”
This tree is the closest to the hypocenter in the A-bombed survivor trees.
3 Municipal Housing “Camphor Tree”
The characteristics of the A-bombed survivor trees are well represented.
4 Motomachi Police Koban “Camphor Tree”
It is the tallest tree in the A-bombed survivor trees.
5 RCC Broadcasting “Camphor Tree”
Chickweed is sprouting.
6 Hiroshima Castle “kurogane Holly”
The characteristics of the A-bombed survivor trees are well represented.。
7 Ni-no-Maru Ruins at Hiroshima Castle “Giant Pussy Willow”, “Eucalyptus”
The book “Under the Eucalyptus Tree” by Keiji Nakazawa was modeled after this tree.

Hiroshima Castle “Eucalyptus”

Course of Gangi Taxi

Hiroshima has six rivers, and water transportation was once well developed in the city. The key to transportation that connects water and land transportation is the “gangi,” or steps on the river. In this course, visitors will take a water cab from the gangi to visit the A-bombed survivor trees while enjoying the cityscape of the water city, Hiroshima.

1.5-hour tour
MAP

Peace Memorial Park
Big Gangi

1 Hiroshima City Youth Center “Weeping Willow”
This tree is the closest to the hypocenter in the A-bombed survivor trees.
2 Municipal Housing “Camphor Tree”
The characteristics of the A-bombed survivor trees are well represented.
3 Shukkeien Garden “Gingko Tree” “Muku Tree” “Japanese Black Pine”
Get off the gangi cab and go around.
4 Kamiyanagi-bashi Bridge “Japanese Hackberry” “Weeping Willow”
The residence of poet Tamiki Hara was located in this area.

Shukkeien Garden

Visit A-bombed survivor trees by yourself

Using the app

Green Greetings Museum

This navigation application is equipped with information on individual trees exposed to the atomic bomb in Hiroshima.
Recommended courses are also introduced. Please go to see the A-bombed survivor trees with your smartphone.

Tour of A-bombed survivor trees at schools

Using teaching materials

A-bombed survivor Trees Chart

This educational material helps visitors deepen their understanding of A-bombed survivor trees by having them fill out a chart while actually viewing the trees.
The “A-bombed survivor Tree Chart” is an SDGs content to learn about peace in honor of Dr. Horiguchi, an arborist.

  1. Tour of A-bombed
    survivor trees
    with a tour guide
    Participate in the event
  2. Visit A-bombed
    survivor trees
    by yourself
    Using the app
  3. Tour of A-bombed
    survivor trees
    at schools
    Using
    teaching materials