Japan Vlog 26-- Hiroshima Memorial Peace Park and Museum

[DazedKristina]

I remember this place, it really made me want to cry when I saw the wax figure :(

[draftlove]

Did you eat Okonomiyaki in Hiroshima?

I don't like Hiroshima style okonomiyaki.

[PadawanKim]

I did try okonomiyaki in Hiroshima. I really liked it! I haven't tried Kansai-style before, though, so I can't say which I prefer.

[bears57]

wow what i hear is totally different from your video my friends say if u ever visit japan dont visit hiroshima that their still hardcore anti-america but i didnt see anyone spit on u or beat the crap out of u so maybe its different from what i hear

[PadawanKim]

Hm...I didn't notice anyone acting differently in Hiroshima. There were a ton of other foreigners there, too, so I can't imagine it being that bad.

[mickmouse13]

Cool vid. Thanks for chareing and stuff. I also have a question (sorta) you said "its the last day of golden week so there are alot of people here."

But there were not THAT many people there is that was a crowded place in japan looks like? i always.. thought it would be worse than the US.

[PadawanKim]

It might not look too crowded from this video, but the streets were still pretty crowded. I think most of the urban areas of Japan are much more crowded than the majority of U.S. cities, especially Tokyo.

[mickmouse13]

cool, thanks for the info.

[TaishaJason]

you got some nice footage inside the museum - way better than mine. And I like the over-titles - well done!

[anthrit]

Good Video and thanks for sharing, But I have a question. Do the Japanese still have hard feelings towards the USA?

[PadawanKim]

Thanks. I don't really feel like I'm qualified to answer your question, since I'm not Japanese and I haven't spoken to any Japanese people about that issue directly.

From what I saw in the museum, it wasn't focused on how terrible the U.S. had been to them, but was more focused on eliminating nuclear weapons as a whole, in all countries.