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Peace Osaka
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Closed Open on Tue-Sun,9:30am-5:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2 hours
Address: 2-1 Osaka Castle Park, Chuo-ku, Osaka 540-0002, Osaka Prefecture
mapOfficial website: http://www.peace-osaka.or.jp/
Phone: +81 6-69477208
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Very niche, very quiet exhibition hall, pure modern design building, there are many pictures of the history of World War II, to tell you the true love and peace. It is located in the corner of Osaka City.
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Very niche, very quiet exhibition hall, pure modern design building, there are many pictures of the history of World War II, to tell you the true love and peace. It is located in the corner of Osaka City.
Few tourists come here, but it is very meaningful, a WWII theme exhibition hall, lots of photos and small objects, mainly to tell you to be peaceful, the architecture is really good.
Many people go to the Peace Museum in Osaka, there are many collections in it
The Osaka Peace Museum is located in a small corner of Osaka Castle Park. If it weren’t for the past, it’s impossible to find it. As the only country that has tasted the atomic bomb, of course, there is a yearning for peace everywhere. There are various atomic bomb models and the original city Ruined picture
The Osaka Peace Museum is a place that is easy to overlook, and few people come here. This place gives detailed information about the lives of the Japanese during the Second World War. Many modern people have never felt the scourge of war, but here can make people reflect on the importance of peace.