Location List

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.

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.

The Awaji Yumebutai is a complex consisting of a conference center, a hotel, gardens and flower beds, as well as other facilities. Designed by the renowned architect Tadao Ando, the name “Yumebutai...

The current former Ryotei Kinyu was built in 1879 by Yusuke Kanaya II. Although it ceased operations in September 2008, it was opened as a tourist exchange facility in 2013, and is now a popular to...

Very crowded on weekends and around new year time.

It takes 55 minutes from Irago Lake.

Shima city

The wooden path along the coast from Toba station. Won Japan Good Design Award in 2005.

Crowded around the new year's day. Relatively quiet on weekdays.

A wooden bridge over Asano River that located nearby Higashi Chaya District. Only walkers and bicycle riders can cross.

Traces of Christian influence during feudal Japan can be found in a small shrine at Entsuin, the family temple of Lord Date Masamune.