Location List

The complex includes a large hall (1,204 seats), a medium hall (550 seats), multipurpose studios, conference rooms and accommodations.

One of the 100 famous castles in Japan The upper floor protrudes larger than the lower floor, and it is characterized by the "Momoyama-style Nanban building" A castle built in the Edo period has ...

There are two independent houses available for rent, and different events can be held simultaneously in each venue, or meetings and banquets can be held in venues with different atmospheres. The ba...

This hydroelectric power plant (Kameyama Power Plant) was in operation from the end of the Meiji period to the Showa period. It ceased functioning as a power plant due to inundation during the 1972...

A general hospital equipped with inpatient wards, rehabilitation rooms, etc.

It is a beautiful coast with a view of the Seto Inland Sea, and there is a promenade along the coastline.

A symbolic green space as Hiroshima's gateway to the sea. Events can be held, and it is also a disaster prevention base, such as a supply transportation base and evacuation site.

The sea gateway to the Hiroshima metropolitan area. It is used as a departure and arrival point for cruise ships as well as for regular ferries to Miyajima and other islands in the Seto Inland Sea,...

The only large shopping mall in Hiroshima adjacent to the sea, with restaurants, an aquarium, and an amusement park. Various events are held throughout the year.

A small hill (221.7m above sea level) located southeast of Hiroshima City. Along with a bird's-eye view of the city, you can also see Hiroshima Bay all the way to Miyajima.

the biggest underground shopping complex in Chugoku and Shikoku area, which is located in the center of Hiroshima City.　There is also an event space. 　

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.

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.

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...

It is a renovated Japanese-traditional style house. You can see the Inland Sea with Miyajima island

Opened in 1989. There are large and small conference rooms equipped with simultaneous interpretation and video equipment, including Phoenix Hall which boasts excellent acoustics.

Hijiyama Park is a small hill from where you can overlook the city of Hiroshima and the Seto Inland Sea. The Museum of Contemporary Art, the Hiroshima City Manga Library, and the military cemetery ...

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

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...

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...

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...