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Located in Sera Kogen plateau in the northern highlands of Hiroshima Prefecture. The first rose garden in the Chugoku and Shikoku regions to specialize in the cultivation of English roses. Situated...

Located in Sera Kogen plateau in the northern highlands of Hiroshima Prefecture. Spring only 3ha flower farm with over 1000 wisterias.

Sera Kogen Farm is a group of sightseeing farms operating four farms in the Sera Kogen plateau in the northern highlands of Hiroshima Prefecture.　In the 4ha farm, moss pink, nemophila in spring, h...

Sera Kogen Farm is a group of sightseeing flower farms operating four farms in the Sera Kogen plateau in the northern highlands of Hiroshima Prefecture. Within 15 ha farm is with flowers in each s...

Athletics stadium with 50,000 seats.

Called “Tomo Shichikyo Ochi Iseki (literally meaning “the site in Tomo where 7 exiled lords stayed),” a cluster of 9 buildings that once prospered as Homeishu Breweries is preserved. In 1940, the s...

Located just off Peace Boulevard (Heiwa Odori), in downtown Hiroshima. This is a designer's apartment with a spacious 1K size.

Tomo bay where the film "Wolverine : Samurai" has been shooted

Tenneiji Temple offers a beautiful night view of the Kaiun Pagoda and cherry blossoms overlooking the city lights of Onomichi City.

A temple used as a location for a film. The view is from the western side of the city, looking to the east.

The only place to get a view of the Tenneiji Temple Pagoda overlooking the city and the sea. The view is especially beautiful during the cherry blossom season.

The approach leading to the main hall of the Hachiman Shrine from the downtown area during the Edo Period which was split into two, north and south, by a railroad and a national highway.

A low angle shot of the Sunset Path in front of the temple gate in autumn.

A vermillion torii gate standing on a narrow alley called Miyoshiya Shoji, with buildings reminiscent of old merchant residents on both sides of the street.

Overhead wooden corridor over a narrow path at Tenneiji Temple.

A very rare stone gate made of granite.

These stone steps were used in the film ‘I Are You, You Am Me’ (also known as ‘Exchange Students’) for the scene where the minds and bodies of the boy and girl are switched.

Tenneiji Temple houses 526 arhats (Rakan figures). Each figure was donated from the Edo to Meiji Era and there is one figure that faces backwards.

Night light of Sumiyoshi Shrine, used in the opening scene of the film ‘Tokyo Story.’

Numerous stone buddha statues within the Jodoji Temple, weathered and covered with moss.

Steps called Gangi (used to load/unload cargo by the water) rebuilt and made of concrete next to the Sumiyoshi Shrine.

Beautiful dark pink weeping cherry blossoms in the garden of Tenneiji Temple, built in 1367 by Yoshiakira Ashikaga, the second shogun in the Muromachi Period.

The view of 108 stone steps leading to the main hall of Saikokuji Temple with cherry blossoms seen through the Niomon Gate is like a beautiful painting.

Built in Kamakura era.