広島ひろしま市し

**Hiroshima**
	capital city of Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan
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Instance of	city designated by government ordinance (1980–); prefectural capital of Japan (Hiroshima Prefecture); port settlement; big city (1900s–); city of Japan (1889–);
Part of	Sassenhirofuku; 100 municipalities with water; Hiroshima metropolitan area;
Location	Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan
Located in or next to body of water	Ōta River; Hiroshima Bay; Seto Inland Sea;
Capital	Naka-ku;
Legislative body	Q11484650;
Anthem	municipal anthem of Hiroshima (1965–);
Head of government	Kazumi Matsui (2011–);
Legal form	ordinary local public entity;
Founded by	Mōri Terumoto;
Inception	1 April 1889;
Significant event	atomic bombing of Hiroshima (1945);
Highest point	Mount Ōmine;
Population	1,198,021 (2021);
Area	905.01 ±0.01 km²;
Replaces	Niho (1904, unknown value); Niho (1929); Yaga (1929); Ushita (1929); Koi (1929); Kusatsu (1929); Furuta (1929); Misasa (1929); Hesaka (1955); Nakayama (1956); Inokuchi (1956); Numata (1971); Asa (1971); Kabe (1972); Gion (1972); Kōyō (1973); Satō (1973); Yasufuruichi (1973); Senogawa (1973); Shiraki (1973); Aki (1974); Kumanoato (1974); Funakoshi (1975); Yano (1975); Itsukaichi (1985); Yuki (2005);
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	34° 23′ 06.9″ N, 132° 27′ 19.1″ E
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	Q34664; ISNI: 0000000403890168, 0000000113957555; VIAF ID: 136221777; GND ID: 4072524-8; Library of Congress authority ID: n80103774; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 11864303r; IdRef ID: 026385473; NDL Authority ID: 00267568; NL CR AUえーゆーT ID: ge198875; U.S. National Archives Identifier: 10044838; BabelNet ID: 00044237n; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007555060005171; NACSIS-CAT author ID: DA00895466; OpenStreetMap relation ID: 4097196; Mapy.cz ID: osm&id=13206178
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Brezhoneg: Hiroshima zo unan eus kêrioù brasañ Japan ha kêr-benn prefeti Hiroshima. Warni e voe laosket da gouezhañ ar vombezenn atomek kentañ e-pad an eil brezel bed. Ur gêr vodern ha startijenn enni eo hiziv an deiz. Prefeti Hiroshima zo enni daou lec'hiad glad bedel, lec'hiad ar vombezenn atomek ha santual Itsukushima.
Deutsch: Hiroshima ist eine der größten Städte in Japan und die Hauptstadt der Präfektur Hiroshima. Während des zweiten Weltkriegs fiel die erste im Krieg eingesetzte Atombombe auf die Stadt. Heute ist Hiroshima eine pulsierende, moderne Großstadt. In der Präfektur befinden sich zwei als Weltkulturerbe eingetragenen Stätten, das Atombombenmuseum und der Itsukushima Schrein.
English: Hiroshima is one of largest cities in Japan and the capital of Hiroshima prefecture. During World War II, it was the first city in the world to have an atomic bomb dropped on it. Today it is a vibrant and bustling modern city. The city has one World Heritage Site, the Atomic Bomb site. In addition, the larger Hiroshima Prefecture has another World Heritage site, Itsukushima Shrine.
Español: Hiroshima es un ciudad de Japón y la capital de la prefectura de Hiroshima.
Français : Hiroshima est une des plus grandes cités du Japon, et la capitale de la préfecture Hiroshima. Pendant la seconde geurre mondiale, la première bombe atomique presque détruit la cité. Aujourd'hui, elle est une cité moderne et vibrante.
Slovenščina: Hirošima je eno največjih japonskih mest in prestolnica prefekture Hirošima. Med drugo svetovno vojno je bila prav na to mesto prvič v zgodovini odvržena atomska bomba. Danes je to živahno in cvetoče sodobno mesto. Prefektura ima dve območji svetovne dediščine, spominski park žrtev atomske bombe in svetišče Itsukushima.
日本語にほんご: 広島ひろしま市しは、日本にっぽんの都市としで広島ひろしま県けんの県庁けんちょう所在地しょざいちである。第だい二に次じ世界せかい大戦たいせんのとき原爆げんばくが投下とうかされた。
한국어: 히로시마 시는 일본의 도시로, 히로시마 현의 현청이다. 제2차 세계대전중에 미국의 원자 폭탄이 투하된 곳이다.
Occitan : HIROSHIMA... Simbòl absolut per l' Eternitat de la rèireabsoluda folor amai inumanitat dels umans.
Lëtzebuergesch: Hiroshima ass eng vun deene gréisste Stiet a Japan an d'Haaptstad vun der Prefektur Hiroshima. Am zweete Weltkrich ass déi éischt am Krich agesaatem Atombomm op d'Stad gefall. Haut ass Hiroshima eng modern Grousstad. D'Prefektur huet zwee Weltkulturierwen, den Atombommenmusee an den Schräin vun Itsukushima.
Українська: Хіросіма — місто в Японії, адміністративний центр префектури Хіросіма. Перше місто на Землі, яке зазнало ядерного бомбардування.
中ちゅう文ぶん：廣島ひろしま市し是ぜ日本にっぽん的てき城市じょうし，廣島ひろしま縣けん的てき政府せいふ所在地しょざいち。第だい二次世界大戰受原子彈爆炸。

Object location	34° 23′ 06.9″ N, 132° 27′ 19.1″ E	View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap	34.385250; 132.455306

Peace Memorial Park including Atomic Bomb Dome, Museum and vicinity 広島ひろしま平和へいわ記念きねん公園こうえん[edit]

Close-up as appeared on Main Page of English Wikipedia August 6 2005
Atomic Bomb Dome
原爆げんばくドーム
Atomic Bomb Dome
原爆げんばくドーム
Picture of the Day, Commons, August 6 2005
Close-up of the A-Bomb Dome
原爆げんばくドーム
Another close-up
原爆げんばくドーム
Hiroshima peace garden
広島ひろしま平和公園へいわこうえん
Monument to mobilized students killed in atomic bombing
A burned jizo head in the Peace Museum
Atomic bomb memorial stupa
Former branch of Bank of Japan, Hiroshima. Within 500 m of Ground Zero, this building survived the bombing.
Paper cranes, prayers for peace
Marker at Ground Zero
Cenotaph and Peace Museum
Cenotaph and Peace Museum
Cenotaph and Peace Museum
Cenotaph
Cenotaph
Cenotaph
Cenotaph, inscription defaced
Cenotaph and Atomic Bomb Dome
Bell of Peace
Bell of Peace
Statue of Prayer
Tower of Peace
Fountain in front of Peace Museum
Monument to Dr. Marcel Junod (Swiss), International Red Cross, treated victims
Statue, fountain, and museum
Statue of Prayer for Peace
Aioi Bridge, viewed from corner of A-Bomb Dome. The bridge that stood on this site withstood the bombing and remained in service for 35 years before being replaced with the present structure.
Museum, Watch showing August 6, 1945 at 8:15

Atomic bombing[edit]

Extent Of Fire & Limits Of Blast Damage
atomic cloud
From the top of the Red Cross Hospital in Hiroshima looking northwest. Frame buildings recently erected. 1945
Destroyed Hiroshima with autograph of "Enola Gay" Bomber pilot Paul Tibbets
Aftermath
空襲くうしゅう後ごの広島ひろしま市し
Hiroshima Station
終戦しゅうせん2か月げつの広島ひろしま駅えき

City sights[edit]

view from a plane
Skyscrapers in Hiroshima
birds eye view
Skyscrapers in Hiroshima
view
Hiroshima Castle
14th century Fudoin Temple, a national treasure of Japan
Shukkeien, a 17th-century garden near Hiroshima Castle
Hiroshima planetarium
Children's Museum
Hiroshima railway station
Hiroshima Citizens' Ballfield
Hiroshima Carp, Central League Champions
Hondōri shopping arcade
View of Naka-ku, Hiroshima from the ANA Crowne Plaza

Hiroshima Castle 広島ひろしま城じょう (鯉こい城じょう) and Shukkeien 縮ちぢみ景けい園えん　[edit]

Hiroshima Castle
Tree at Hiroshima Castle. Located 740 m from Ground Zero, it survived the bombing, although the castle was leveled.
Detail on roof of a building
Spacious strolling garden at Shukkeien
Pavilion at Shukkeien
Window and interior of building at Shukkeien
One of many stone lanterns at Shukkeien
Yōkihi (Yang Guifei) lantern at Shukkeien