What other travelers are saying about Hiroshima Orizuru Tower
The view from here onto the city is amazing.
We came to watch the sunset and to close the day with a highlight and wishing for peace in the world. Folding the paper crane and to release it to all the others (I think by now 1.000.000 cranes) into the big window was a nice experience. Not sure, why it is so expensive (2200¥ for adults plus 100¥ for the paper crane) and for what the money will be used… Nevertheless it was kind of worth it.
Visiting Hiroshima Orizuru Tower was an unforgettable experience! The panoramic views from the rooftop observatory were breathtaking, offering a unique perspective of Hiroshima and its iconic landmarks, like the Atomic Bomb Dome. I loved the interactive exhibits and the opportunity to fold an origami crane, which added a personal touch to my visit. The tower seamlessly blends modern architecture with deep historical significance, making it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Hiroshima.
Going to the top of the Hiroshima Orizuru Tower was a cool experience that the wife and I enjoyed. Not only did we get some nice pictures from the top of the building, but the opportunity to construct our own Origami and drop it on the side of the wall was a lot of fun. There's also a slide that you can get on to make your descent easier, but we decided to walk down so we could appreciate all the different art that's painted on the walls. It is a little expensive to get to the top of the building compared to other attractions, but the experiences that we had here was a fun and unique one.
A great place with a stunning view. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive. On the floor below the observation deck there's a lot of information about the past. And you can fold a paper crane which you can let fall down from a glass floor which is visible from the outside. You can be part of a bigger thing and stand together against nukes.
Multi purpose building overlooking the Hiroshima Bomb Dome.
Beautiful viewing deck (great woodworking skills!), and spectacular views across the city of Hiroshima.
On the 12th Floor you can pay 100yen to fold a paper crane and add it to the 1,000,000+ that have been deposited into a large glass area viewable from the street.
Also worth a nighttime visit to have a cold drink and see Hiroshima in its lit up glory, again from the viewing deck.
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