How does a bridge express peace? Stand here, in front of Nishi-Heiwa Bridge, and you’ll be surrounded by a history that stretches back long before its construction in 1952. The bridge itself is a symbol of peace and a reminder of Hiroshima’s poignant past. It was built alongside the Peace Bridge, a structure designed by Isamu Noguchi, a renowned sculptor who created the handrails based on the idea of sunrise. Nishi-Heiwa Bridge, on the other hand, evokes the setting sun, representing the past. Both bridges are entranceways to Peace Memorial Park, which is a place dedicated to reflection and remembrance of the atomic bombing. The bridges were a symbol of the city’s resilience, a commitment to build a future of peace. Take a moment to look at the Nishi-Heiwa Bridge. Let its graceful design and thoughtful symbolism wash over you. It is a beautiful testament to the human spirit of peace.
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