Hiroshima Orizuru Tower Admission Ticket (with Paper Crane Experience)

Look out over the Atomic Bomb Dome and Hiroshima
from the rooftop deck Hiroshima no Oka

Orizuru Tower is a commercial complex that opened in 2016 just east of the Atomic Bomb Dome. Its rooftop observation deck, Hiroshima no Oka, is a wooden-deck viewing space surrounded by wire mesh, offering a sweeping view of the World Heritage-listed Atomic Bomb Dome and the city of Hiroshima. On clear days you can also see Miyajima, so you can view two of Hiroshima's World Heritage Sites at once while enjoying the Setouchi breeze and a view you can only get here.

Fold a paper crane and drop it in at Orizuru Hiroba on the 12th floor

At Orizuru Hiroba on the 12th floor, you can fold your own paper crane with special origami paper and drop it into the Orizuru Wall. Paper cranes folded by visitors from around the world with wishes for peace gradually fill the Orizuru Wall. You can receive the special paper by showing your admission ticket at the 12th-floor counter.

Enjoy the murals along the spiral slope Sanpozaka

Sanpozaka, the spiral slope connecting the 1st floor to the rooftop observation deck, displays WALL ART PROJECT 2045 NINE HOPES, in which nine artists from Hiroshima depict their thoughts on 2045, the 100th year after the war. You can view the artworks as you walk along the slope.

※ Depending on the weather, the view may be limited, and the observation deck may be closed due to strong winds or other conditions.
※ You may re-enter as many times as you like on the day of your visit.