Uniquely Hiroshima

In the front yard of the Hiroshima Museum of Art, located within walking distance of the International Conference Center Hiroshima,・・・

Board elegant cruise ship Galaxy for breathtaking views of the islands that dot the Seto Inland Sea as you make・・・

Standing tall next to the Atomic Bomb Dome in central downtown Hiroshima City is HIROSHIMA ORIZURU TOWER, which takes its・・・

The history of the arcade dates back to a time when Takano-bashi Bridge was a hub of transportation, making it・・・

Kagura is Hiroshima's proudest traditional performing art, and at Kagura Monzen Toji Village, located atop a small mountain in the・・・

Hiroshima Marina Hop is one of the biggest shopping malls in the Chugoku-Shikoku region. Designed like a seaside resort, the・・・

Located just two stops west from Hiroshima Station, the Yokogawa Station area is home to many different shopping arcades that・・・

Located approximately five minutes on foot from Hiroshima International Airport, Sankeien Garden is a traditional Japanese garden that stretches over・・・

Irori Sanzoku is traditional Japanese culture come to life. This venue is suitable for a whole host of events. Among・・・

Daihonzan Daishin Temple is the oldest Buddhist temple on Miyajima Island, founded in 806 by Japanese monk Kūkai as a・・・

The city of Kure, where the battleship Yamato was built, once flourished as the home of Japan's largest naval arsenal.・・・

Hiroshima Castle was built by the lord of what was once known as the Hiroshima Domain, Mōri Terumoto, on the・・・

Hiroshima International Airport (HIJ) is the gateway to Hiroshima by sky and a hub of access to the entire prefecture.・・・

Located on world-famous tourist destination Miyajima Island, this facility acts as a hub for the people living and working on・・・

Saijo's sake brewery district prospered as hub of land transit in the Edo period (1603-1868). Blessed with the perfect climate・・・

One of Japan's three most famous bridges, Kintaikyo Bridge is a wooden architectural masterpiece spanning the clear waters of Nishiki・・・

Takehara is known as the Little Kyoto of Aki (the historic name of Hiroshima), which comes from its history as・・・

Built in 1397 by Shunpei Kobayakawa to welcome famed zen monk Guchū Shūkyū, who had trained in China during the・・・

Mitarai flourished in the Edo period (1603-1868) as a portside town where cargo ships would stop to wait for favorable・・・

Husband and wife Genso and Sayume Okuda are both artists born in Miyoshi. Genso is a Japanese-style painter while Sayume・・・