Accessibility

For Visitors with Disabilities and Special Needs: • Admission is free for both special and traveling exhibitions and the Collection; Gallery for those with disabilities as well as atomic bomb survivors.; (A disabled persons’ certificate or atomic bomb survivors’ health handbook will be required.); • Admission is also free for one assistant (or, in special cases, two).; • Museum visits accompanied by service dogs are permitted.; • Visitors with disabilities may park their vehicles in front of the staff entrance.; (Please ask the security guard for permission.)
Wheelchair Access: • The museum entrance is sloped to accommodate wheelchairs.; • Eight wheelchairs are available for use.; • A wheelchair-accessible elevator is located in the museum.; • Restrooms are located on the first floor.
For Blind and Partially Sighted Visitors: • One of the two elevators is equipped with a Braille panel.; • An intercom with a Braille panel is located outside of the museum.; • Audio programs are available for selected special and traveling exhibitions.
For Deaf Visitors: • Communication board is available at the 1st floor information desk.
For Visitors with Small Children: • Admission is free for both special and traveling exhibitions; and the Collection Gallery for visitors in middle school and younger.; • Three strollers are available for use.; • A baby-changing room is located next to the first-floor restroom.