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Hiroshima-Gedenkhain

A peaceful tribute to memory and friendship

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In Hannover's Hiroshima Grove, 110 cherry trees commemorate the 110,000 victims of the Hiroshima bombing. This site, born from the partnership between Hanover and Hiroshima, invites you to reflect on peace and the strength of international friendship amidst the park's tranquility. The art installation enhances the sense of reflection and connection.

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The Hiroshima Memorial Grove in Hanover features exactly 110 cherry trees, symbolizing the 110,000 victims of the atomic bombing.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1987
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the serene presence of the cherry blossoms surrounding you? A gentle breeze rustles the leaves of the 110 trees here. Look to your left, and you'll notice the art installation, crafted specially for this grove. Did you know this site was created as part of a city partnership between Hanover and Hiroshima? It's a quiet reminder of the horrors of 1945, yet also a symbol of hope and peace shared across continents. If you turn around, you might catch a glimpse of the distant Melanchthon Church, adding a unique backdrop to the scene. Take a moment to reflect on the friendship between these two cities and what it means for global peace.