Peace Park
Heiwa Koen
Nagasaki Peace Park is a sacred space dedicated to the memory of the atomic bomb victims and the hope for eternal world peace.Explore this spot
Peace Park was established in 1955 to honor those who lost their lives in the 1945 atomic bombing and to express a profound wish for eternal world peace.
What makes it special
About Peace Park
- Stand before the Peace Statue to connect with the profound historical background through its striking design.
- We recommend spending a quiet, meditative moment by the Fountain of Peace.
- The August 9th Ceremony is a special moment where a message of peace is shared with the entire world.
- The park is wheelchair accessible, making it easy for all visitors to navigate the grounds.
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Weather forecast
Wed
8/5
35°/27°
81%
Thu
8/6
37°/28°
29%
Fri
8/7
36°/29°
16%
Sat
8/8
34°/25°
54%
Sun
8/9
33°/25°
49%
Mon
8/10
30°/26°
69%
Tue
8/11
26°/24°
56%
Tips
Payment
Admission to the park is free. Parking fees (if used) may require cash or card.
English Support
Some signage is available in English.
Reservations
No reservation is needed.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended.
Photography
Photography is allowed, but please respect the solemnity during ceremonies.
Accessibility
The park features wheelchair-accessible entrances and information on electric wheelchair rentals.
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet and respectful attitude as this is a sacred place of prayer.