A crane flies over a calm Ōta River.  

The Peace Dome sits on the bank of the Ōta River. The river formed the famous delta, basins and embankments upon which the city was built, and provided the topography for it's eventual military significance.

Children gather in front of the Sadako Sasaki memorial.

A man tends to one of the many cats that roam the park.

Elderly locals play chess in the park.

A couple sits on a bench amongst the shade from the trees.

A man photographs his dog by the banks of the Ōta River. The steps wade into the cool water making it a popular place to sit and admire the city during the summer.

Maintenance equipment includes brooms made with bamboo and bundles of sticks.

Sunlight dances through the panes of glass at a streetcar stop in central Hiroshima. The city has one of the most extensive networks of streetcars in Japan. Two Hiroden streetcars that survived WWII are still in operation today.

An office on the corner hidden by curtains.

Floor number.