Location List

Built in 1872, it has about 3,500 tombstones from the Civil War (1877) to World War II. In addition to soldiers from all over Japan except Okinawa Prefecture, there are also graves of soldiers from...

Soccer stadium, opened in Feb. 2024, has 28,520 seats. The ground is natural grass and the pitch size is 105m × 68m.

Oyster Boat restaurant floating near Heiwa Bridge on Motoyasu river. Offering fresh oyster throughout the year, which they catch by their own oyster cultivation raft.

The plaza opened in 2023 on the site of the former Hiroshima Municipal Baseball Stadium. There are also restaurants and shops.

A café located on the opposite shore of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

Designed by Kisho Kurokawa and opened in 1989 at Hijiyama Park, which overlooks the city. The materials of the building change from natural stone to more modern materials as it goes higher from the...

Total length of 207m moving sidewalks and escalators takes you to Hijiyama hill (71m above sea level).

It's an observatory deck, located on a small hill, Hijiyama (71.1m above sea level).

Rafts for oyster cultivation is one of the typical scenery in tranquil Seto Inland Sea dotted with islands.

The largest 3.87㎢ island in Hiroshima city and is located 3 km south of Hiroshima Port. The mountain (278m above sea level) looks small Mr. Fuji and called "Aki-no-ko-Fuji". There is an observato...

It is divided into the north exit, which is called the Shinkansen exit, and the south exit, where there is a streetcar stop.

Located on the hill where you can overlook the Seto Inland Sea, the 18.3-hectare garden has a large greenhouse where you can enjoy tropical and subtropical atmospheres throughout the year. About 1...

On the island of Miyajima, there are World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine, known with the vermilion Great Torii Gate which completed great renovation work in 2022, and many other places to visit inclu...

Along the way by the sea to the World Heritage Itsukushima Shrine, standing in the sea is the vermilion Great Torii Gate which had three year and half great renovation work in 2022.

Small alleys lined with traditional wooden houses built 4-500 years ago. Omotesando is a shopping street of about 350m leading to Itsukushima Shrine. There are many folk crafts and souvenir shops,...

It's an exhibition facility specializing in insects. There is a "Papillon Dome" where about 500 butterflies of about 10 species dance, and "Insect Land" where 1,500 insects of 50 species are exhibi...

A park with abundant nature. Inside the park, there are insectarium, day camp site, 36m long suspension bridge, observatory designed after mountain castle in the 16th century and recreation facili...

Observatory designed after the mountain castle by a feudal lord Mori Motonari in the 16th century. You can take a monorail to get there. From the observatory, you can overlook the city of Hiroshi...

View from the roof top of the Ebayama Museum of Meteorology.

The former Meteorological Observatory was preserved and opened as the Japan's first museum with meteorological theme. This modern concrete building, built in 1933, survived atomic bomb and now desi...

The former Meteorological Observatory was preserved and opened as the Japan's first museum with meteorological theme. This modern concrete building, built in 1933, survived atomic bomb and now desi...

Japanese-style confectionary store established in 1919. There are tables looking over the garden in the back of the store.

Wedding and banquet with ocean view are popular. Locations in this hotel are used for "Drive My Car" (by Ryusuke Hamaguchi), "True Mothers" (by Naomi Kawase) and many others.

Music Hall with capacity of 280 seats (230 on the floor and 50 on the balcony). Shoe-box-style auditorium, which is rare in Hiroshima. Chandelier makes retro atmosphere.