Location List

It was built in around 1620 as a garden of the villa of the Asano family, the feudal lord of Hiroshima, in imitation of the scenic spot "West Lake" in China.

Adjacent to the lush green scenic spot Shukkeien Garden. A variety of special exhibitions will be held, including an exhibition of collections by artists related to Hiroshima Prefecture.

It preserves part of the red brick building of the former Army Provisions Depot, built in 1911, and houses exhibits on traditional local industries such as oyster farming and other histories.

There is an exchange lounge on the first floor that can be used for meetings, and a hall (capacity 230 people), a training room, a cooking room, and other exchange facilities on the second floor th...

The underground space directly connected to the south exit of JR Hiroshima Station is equipped with an event plaza (499㎡/30m×14m) that can be used regardless of the weather, and a rest area.

A row of willow trees along the Enko river.

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. This is a pedestrian bridge. There is a willow at the foot o...

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. This bridge is over the Kyobashi river.

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. The current bridge was replaced in 1990, but the main pillar...

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. The main pillars and decorations were restored in 2016.

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. It was renewed in 1927 and survived atomic bombing. This i...

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. This is an atomic bomb survived bridge, built in 1930.

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. From the bridge, you can see Shinkansen bullet trains.

Hiroshima, the "City of Water," has six rivers flowing through the city center and about 3,000 bridges of various designs are over them. This is an atomic bombing survived bridge built in 1939 as r...

Quarry located in Saeki-ku, Hiroshima city.

Built in 1589 by Terumoto Mori. Destroyed by atomic bombing, current castle is a contemporary recreation, offering a history museum & city views. In spring you can see a beautiful collaboration wi...

A riverside green area developed as a promnade. It is very beautiful with cherry blossoms in spring.

The river runs along the Peace Memorial Park. On the opposite side of the Atomic Bomb Dome, there is a water terrace designed after step pier. The cherry blossoms along the river are beautiful in ...

The design is a collaboration by three architects including Kenzo Tange. The axis line connecting Atomic Bomb Dome and cenotaph is characteristic. In and around Peace Memorial Park, there are about...

A riverside green area developed as a promnade. It is very beautiful with cherry blossoms in spring.

The Ota River is divided into six rivers in the city center. One of them is the Honkawa River with abundant greenery riverbank. In spring cherry blossoms along the river beautiful.

Built in 1915, the former Hiroshima Industrial Promotion Hall was designed by Czech architect Jan Letzel. It is permanently preserved as a symbol of appealing for world peace. In 1996, it's regist...

Spectacular views. It is a large gorge which length is about 13km from the entrance of Sandankyo gorge to Hijiri Lake. Five big sceneries of Kurobuchi, Sarutobi, Nidandaki, and Sandandaki are splen...

In the park, there is a "Hiba no Sato" that reproduces the nostalgic scenery of the Chugoku Mountains, such as a thatched farmhouse and Kagura Hall, a 1.5-hectare "Flower Plaza" where flowers bloom...