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Hiroshima Orizuru Tower

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3.9 (3148 reviews)

Serene rooftop observation deck offering dramatic views of Hiroshima, plus a first-floor cafe.

1-chōme-2-1 Ōtemachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima, 730-0051, Japan

+81 82-569-6803

Did You Know?
6 facts
Orizuru
Crane Wall

The tower features a unique 'Orizuru Wall' where visitors can drop their handmade paper cranes down a glass-enclosed shaft, symbolizing prayers for peace and hope.

Panoramic
Iconic View

From its observation deck, visitors get a panoramic view of Hiroshima, including a direct, poignant perspective of the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Peace Memorial Park.

Peace
Symbol of Peace

Named after the 'orizuru' (folded paper crane), a powerful symbol of peace and hope in Japan, the tower embodies Hiroshima's message to the world.

2016
Modern Landmark

The Hiroshima Orizuru Tower opened its doors in 2016, quickly becoming a contemporary landmark offering a new perspective on the city's history and future.

Highlights from Reviews

panoramic city views

Offers spectacular 360-degree views of Hiroshima, including the Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Dome.

crane folding experience

The interactive activity of folding paper cranes and adding them to the tower's facade is highly praised as unique and meaningful.

friendly and helpful staff

Many visitors highlighted the staff's kindness, helpfulness, and multilingual abilities.

unique architecture and design

The building's retro-modern style, open-air viewing deck, and spiral slope with artwork are appreciated.

relaxing atmosphere

The tower provides a calm, peaceful, and humbling environment, especially with the soft music and views.

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