Of the 800 plus photos i took from the Hiroshima and Kyoto trip a while back i found a few nature and wildlife ones i was quite happy with.
This bird was in a stream near Gion City in Kyoto.
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There were plenty of trees flowering in the grounds of Nijojo Castle in Kyoto.
You can only really understand the devastation that hit Hiroshima by going there as i suggested a few weeks back. The A-Bomb Dome was one of the only remaining structures that survived, if only partially.
In the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum there’s a scale model of Hiroshima before and after.

Widespread destruction with only several buildings still standing.
A must visit for anyone getting down to Hiroshima, foreign or Japanese, is to the area the Atomic Bomb landed on August 6th 1945.
There’s many different areas to view different memorials and peace offerings but one exhibition was of special interest to me was the watch the now stands still, at 8:15 am, the time the Atomic Bomb devastated Hiroshima.

The watch is on display at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.