📜 A striking mural by Japanese artist Tarō Okamoto depicting the tragic explosion of an atomic bomb. 🔍 Found after decades, restored, and permanently displayed in Tokyo's Shibuya Station since 2008. Considered a 'Guernica for the atomic age'.# Why Go🎨 Witness a powerful and historically significant artwork. 🖼️ Explore a masterpiece with a captivating story of being lost and restored. 🇯🇵 Learn about Japanese art history and post-war themes. 📍 Easily accessible public art within a major Tokyo metro station. 🆓 View without any entrance fees.# Why Avoid🚶 May be very crowded due to station location 🚫 No specific signs for the mural's location# Tips🚶 Located on the second floor of Shibuya Station, in an elevated walkway connecting JR and Keio platforms. 🗺️ The mural is marked on Google Maps, as the station lacks specific signs. 👀 Best viewed from the windows on the opposite side of the walkway.# Cost💰 Free to view, accessible without paying train fares.# Hours🕒 Accessible during Shibuya Station operating hours.