The site of the atomic bomb blast is now a leafy suburb. The point above which the bomb detonated – the “hypocenter” - is marked by a simple black obelisk in a park; close by is the larger Peace Park with a set of sculptures, a memorial hall and a Peace Museum. The Museum documents the day of the blast.
Immediately behind the marina is a full-scale reconstruction, on its actual site, of the original trading post of the Dutch East India Company.
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