Hiroshima Origami Crane Tower Ticket

Tour Highlights

Hiroshima Orizuru Tower is a popular attraction next to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

From the rooftop observation deck, you can enjoy views of the Peace Memorial Park, the Atomic Bomb Dome, and on clear days, even see Mount Misen on Miyajima!

The café and product hall on the first floor are filled with the charm of Hiroshima, offering a wide variety of souvenirs and new products.

This ticket includes the experience of placing a thousand origami cranes folded with special origami paper into the 'Orizuru Wall', the symbol of Hiroshima Orizuru Tower!

Hiroshima Orizuru Tower is a comprehensive commercial facility that opened on the east side of the Atomic Bomb Dome in 2016.

The rooftop observation deck 'Hiroshima Hills' is a wooden observation space surrounded by a net‑like structure, where you can fully enjoy the World Heritage site of the Atomic Bomb Dome and the cityscape of Hiroshima.

Additionally, on clear days, you can also see Miyajima, allowing you to explore two World Heritage sites in the region. While enjoying the comfortable Seto Inland Sea breeze, you can experience the 'scenery' and 'emotions' that can only be seen and felt there.

Furthermore, on the 12th floor's 'Orizuru Square', you can fold paper cranes with special origami paper and then toss them into the 'Orizuru Wall'. Let us complete this large wall with prayers for peace from around the world.

On the spiral slope 'Sampo' leading from the first floor to the rooftop observatory, nine artists connected to Hiroshima have expressed their thoughts on 2045 (the 100th anniversary of the end of the war) in the WALL ART Project '2045 NINE HOPES'.

Hiroshima Orizuru Tower is a new tourist attraction located next to the World Heritage site, the Atomic Bomb Dome.

Below, you can see the Atomic Bomb Dome, the Peace Memorial Park, and the rebuilt cityscape.

There is also a spiral slide that is popular with both children and adults!

With wishes for peace, place your folded origami crane into the 'Orizuru Wall'.

The rooftop observation deck 'Hiroshima Hills' is a wooden deck viewing space. It is a breezy space!