Location List

Yakuoji Temple is located along National Route 55. Many people visit this temple as the 23rd temple out of 88 temples in Shikoku.

This unique building embeds natural stones in concrete. Its most striking features are a 35-meter tall semi-outdoor space at the main entrance and a transparent triangular cone. It serves as a comp...

Located in the mountain in Akitakata city, northern part of Hiroshima prefecture. Kagura is the Shinto theatrical dance with gorgeous costumes. Facilities including Kagura Dome for performance, ho...

The rooftop of Sogo Hiroshima, a department store located in the center of Hiroshima city, will be renovated in spring 2024 to create a spacious wooden deck and space filled with greenery, and is o...

Fashionably designed shopping mall which is located in the city center. Explosion scene for the movie was filmed here.

The Honkawa Riverbank is characterised by black locust and poplar trees. The gently sloping grassy area leading to the river is a very pleasant location where many filmings take place. Events such ...

Around Hiroshima Castle, there are the Hiroshima Museum of Art, a library, etc. You can film the castle tower with the outer moat from the surrounding green space.

Built in 1589 by Terumoto Mori. Destroyed by atomic bombing, current castle is a contemporary recreation, offering a history museum & city views.

A street with a wisteria shelf on the south side of Hiroshima Jogakuin Junior and Senior High School.

The sky garden called "Sky Patio" on the 6th floor of shopping mall CRED Pacela, is located in the city center. It's an open space where you can overlook Hiroshima castle.

Displays over 90 representative paintings by painters who made a significant mark on modern painting history in Western such as Millet, Monet, Gogh and Picasso.

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.

The atmosphere of a castle town in the Edo period (the 17th-19th century) is depicted on both sides of the main gate, stretching over a length of approximately 190m and a height of approximately 2m.

Views from the hotel located in the city center. To the south you can see the river that runs through the city and the sea, and to the north you can see Hiroshima Castle's main tower with moat, as ...

The event will be held in the Ninomaru area of ​​Hiroshima Castle. Approximately 1,500 pots of various chrysanthemums will be exhibited, including gorgeous special flowerbeds, large chrysanthemums,...

Located on the south side of Yokogawa Station, you can find unique shops with retro atmosphere.

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 road bridge over the Honkawa River has a famous cherry b...

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 road-rail bridge over the Tenma 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. Arch bridge over the uppermost of the Tenma river.

Located 2km away from the city center. Around JR Yokogawa station, shopping street lined with small shops make us feel retro atmosphere.

It is a transportation hub connecting the center of Hiroshima city with the surrounding areas, and JR West and streetcar Yokokawa Station are adjacent.

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 Honkawa river and on the left bank is th...

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 suspension bridge with wooden floorboards.

Located in the city center, the garden was built in commemoration of the affiliation of Sister Cities between Hiroshima and Hannover, Germany.