2025 Hiroshima Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

'ANDERSEN HIROSHIMA' Visited during a trip to Hiroshima A long-established bakery operating for over 50 years ANDERSEN, well-known among bread enthusiasts I had the chance to visit Hiroshima Andersen¨̮♡ The building is absolutely stunning (๑°ㅁ°๑)✨ It seems to have been rebuilt from the old Mitsui Bank Hiroshima branch Inside, it's incredibly spacious and packed with various types of bread♡ Not just bread, but also baked goods, deli items, alcohol, and more You can enjoy an eat-in experience on the first floor And there's Andersen Kitchen on the second floor I’d love to try lunch on the second floor someday (◦ˉ ˘ ˉ◦) Everything looked truly delicious I wanted to buy a lot, but I settled for just a few︎☺︎ A cream bun and a croissant The smell of bread really brings happiness, doesn’t it? 🥐 Thank you for the meal (⋆ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)” ※ Menu and prices may have changed ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈𖠚ᐝ𖠿𖠋𖧧┈ 【Hiroshima Andersen】 ■ Address: 7-1 Hondori, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture ▷ Hours: 10:00–19:30 Closed: None Parking: None ༶ஐ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈

#HongKonggirl-level rampage strategy #Hiroshima play to the fullest manual #From heavy history to cute bunny --- ### ✈️ **Day 1: Hong Kong → Hiroshima | Nuclear Explosion Ruins Tour + Shopping Streets** **🚌Transportation Guide** 📍Hong Kong Airlines HX676 (09:00-12:50) → Hiroshima Airport Bus 1 hour direct to “Hiroshima Station” (¥1,370) → Hotel drop off your luggage and rush to the attraction! **💣 Atomic Bomb Dome + Peace Memorial Park** ▫️ Must-See: Atomic Bomb Dome (World Heritage), Children’s Peace Monument (Thousand Feathered Cranes Super Shocking) ▫️ Trivia: Park benches engraved with donors’ names, find stools donated by Hong Kong people! ▫️ Photo spot: At dusk the original explosion Dome lights super feel, remember to turn on the black and white filter **🛍️ Hontong Shopping Street + Donki Shopping** 👉🏻 Must-buy: Hiroshima oyster snacks, Seto Lemon Mask 👉🏻 Hidden delicacy: "Riちゃん" Hiroshima-yaki (Michelin recommended!) --- ### 🚄 **Day 2: Okayama Day Return | Kibitsu Shrine × Hayao Miyazaki Exhibition** **🚅 Transportation Guide** 📍Hiroshima Station → 35 minutes from Shinkansen Kobe Line to Okayama (¥5,620) → Change to JR Kibi Line for 10 minutes **⛩️ Kibitsu Shrine (Ashi Shrine)** ▫️ The longest "387 meters corridor" in Japan! The prototype of "The Hidden Girl" ▫️ Must-do: Buy a Momotaro Gosei (¥800) to bless you out of singles **🎨 Limited Time: Hayao Miyazaki Exhibition (Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art)** ▫️ 2024 special exhibition includes the original painting manuscript of "Hal Moving Castle" ▫️ Souvenir shop must-have: Limited Dragon Ball Hiroshima Oyster Pendant --- ### 🌊 **Day 3: Miyajima Scenery | Yanjima Shrine × Moemon Aquarium** **🚢Transportation Guide** 📍Hiroshima Station → JR Sanyo Line 25 minutes to Miyajimaguchi (¥420) → Ferry 10 minutes (¥180) **⛩️ Yanjima Shrine (World Heritage Site)** ▫️ Must-see moment: Large torii gate on the water at high tide (check the tide table!) ▫️ Hidden check-in: Walk to the bottom of the Torii to touch the oyster shells at low tide **🐬Miyajima Aquarium (Seto Inland Sea Theme)** ▫️ Star Animal: The smiling "Seto Inland Sea Dolphin" ▫️ Must-see show: Sea lions can sing **🦪Miyajima Food** 👉🏻 Oyster House (Fried Oyster Set ¥2,200) 👉🏻 Autumn leaf bun freshly baked version (hot super creamy) hot choice --- ###🐰 **Day 4: Bunny Island | Cute Healing × Dark History** **🚌Transportation Guide** 📍Hiroshima Station → JR Wu Line 90 minutes to Chungkai Station (¥760) → 5 minutes walk to the pier → Ferry 15 minutes (¥360) **🏝️ Okuno Island (Rabbit Island)** ▫️ Real-life Animal Crossing! Over 1000 rabbits can be touched ▫️ Dark History: The site of a Japanese poison gas factory during World War II (archive on the island) ▫️ Feeding rabbit tips: Buy rabbit food (¥200) do not feed bread! **⚠️ Precautions** ✅ Last boat 18:00, reserve 3 hours to play ❌ Don't chase rabbits, will be told by the staff 🤭 You can buy some cabbage for them to eat --- ### 🛍️ **Day 5: Hiroshima Station Ultimate Shopping → Back to Hong Kong** **🛒 Hiroshima Station Mall Strategy** ▫️ **EKIE**: A concentration of fashion brands (with Human Made pop-up store) and the most popular Pokemon shop for Japanese and foreigners ▫️ **ASSE**: Japanese girls' favorite shop ▫️ Must-buy souvenir: Hiroshima Lemon Cake (Ekichi "おみやげ処" Limited Edition) **✈️ Return Transportation** 📍Hiroshima Station bus 1 hour to the airport (remember to buy your ticket in advance!) --- ### 💰 **Full Transportation Budget** ✅ Airport Bus Round Trip: ¥2,740 ✅ JR Pass 5-Day Pass: ¥14,000 (Save on one-way tickets!) ✅ Miyajima + Rabbit Island boat fare: ¥540 **Total: Approx ¥17,280 (HKD$900)** ### 🏨 **Accommodation Recommendations** ▫️ Be sure to stay near Hiroshima Station to save money on transportation --- ###🌟 **Hong Kong Girls Rating List** **Atomic Bomb Park**: ★★★★☆ (Heavy sense of history but a must-see) **Miyajima Torii**: ★★★★★ (beautiful photos) **Bunny Island**: ★★★★★ (so cute that I can’t wait to leave) **Shopping Experience**: ★★★★☆ (One station is enough for you) #Hiroshima Rampage Full Strategy #From Nuclear Explosion to Rabbit #JRPass Saving Money (With Miyajima tide table + Rabbit Island boat schedule 📅) Be sure to check the high tide times before you go. The torii is not beautiful when there is no water🤭 Rabbit waits for a long time every time the boat leaves You must agree on the time before you go **Information Verification**: Hiroshima Sightseeing Official Website, JR West Japan Schedule, Miyajima Aquarium Official Website Then there will be detailed attraction introduction If you like please follow 🤭🤭🤭

The "A Happy Pancake" beach on Awaji Island has become a popular Instagram spot due to its beautiful sea views and dreamy check-in installation art. The scenery here combines the azure blue of the Seto Inland Sea with the romance of the art installations, and every detail is stunning. Stairway to Happiness - A dreamy road to the clouds The pure white stairs extend toward the sky, with the boundless blue sky and the Seto Inland Sea as the background. It feels like walking in the clouds, and the photos taken are full of surreal beauty, especially at sunset, when the stairs and the sunset glow complement each other, making it even more dreamy. Seaview Swing - Swinging to the Romance of the Sea The huge wooden swing by the sea, with a gentle swing, you can see the vast sea view in front of you, accompanied by the breeze and the sound of waves, full of holiday atmosphere. At dusk, the light and shadows are cast, and the picture is even more beautiful. Bell of Happiness - Mediterranean sunset silhouette The white bell tower is full of exotic atmosphere. At sunset, the bell body is dyed with golden hue, forming a beautiful composition with the sea and sky. It is a favorite place for couples to make wishes and take pictures. Happiness Ring - The Eternal Symbol Between Sea and Sky The circular art installation symbolizes happiness and commitment. With the sea as its backdrop, it is simple yet full of artistic conception. It is especially suitable for backlit photography, with excellent silhouette effects. Every corner here has been carefully designed. Whether it is the blue sky or the gorgeous sunset, you can take stunning photos. It is definitely a must-visit check-in destination on Awaji Island! 📍Address: 〒656-1501 42-1 Ozaki, Awaji City, Hyogo Prefecture It is recommended to stay here before driving. It takes about 1.5 hours to drive to Osaka #AprilGoodDestinations2025 #Japan #Check-in #Sunset #Osaka Suburbs #Beautiful Check-in Spot #Osaka #Kobe

The most interesting way to get around in Hiroshima is by the Hiroshima Electric Railway. This company was founded in 1910, started operations in 1912, and officially opened the Miyajima Line in 1922. It is now one of the few urban electric railways in Japan. Today, Hiroshima Electric Railway has 9 lines with a total length of 35 kilometers, carrying more than 50 million passengers each year. It is worth mentioning that when the atomic bomb exploded in Hiroshima, 108 out of 123 cars were turned into scrap metal, but the old 650-type electric trains No. 651 and 652 survived and resumed operation on the Miyajima Line the next day. He didn't retire until 2017. There are still a small number of Type 700 and Type 800 vintage trains in service today. What’s interesting is that when you arrive at a busy area, advertisements for local businesses will be included in the station announcements, giving it a nostalgic feel. The most commonly seen trains today are the 1000 and 5000 extended trains, which, with their high-tech appearance and large carrying capacity, continue to welcome tourists from all over the world. It is worth mentioning that this largest electric railway system in Japan also has a one-day ticket, which can be purchased at Hiroshima Station. The method used is quite traditional. Just scratch the date on the one-day ticket and show it to the conductor when you get off the train. This method replaces magnetic cards or IC cards. Perhaps it is also a way to retain some interpersonal interaction in traditional railways under the wave of technology. 💰Average consumption per person: 240 yuan per trip, 700 yen for a one-day ticket, unlimited rides. #MarchGoodPlaces2025

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Hiroshima's famous scenic spot #ShockedEden is one of the 100 selected historical parks in Japan. The meaning of "ShockedEden" should be that the four seasons of Hiroshima are all condensed in this strolling pond garden. There are cherry blossoms in spring, fresh green in summer, and red leaves in autumn. When I visited, it happened to be the maple season. The small bridges and flowing water in the garden were dyed a deep red, which was quite charming. Shukkeien was built in 1620 by Asano Nagamori, the first lord of Hiroshima, but was completely destroyed when Hiroshima was bombed by an atomic bomb in 1945. It took many years of reconstruction to restore its original appearance. Shukkei-en is surrounded by high-rise buildings on all sides, giving it a sense of tranquility like an urban oasis in the concrete jungle, miniaturizing the Zen and poetic atmosphere of a Japanese garden. Next to it is the Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of Art and Hiroshima Castle Park, making it a great place to take a stroll along the way and appreciate the charming charm of Hiroshima. #HiroshimaTravel #Shookeien

A famous landmark in Hiroshima, the Atomic Bomb Dome is a remnant of the atomic bombing during World War II. At the moment of the explosion, the central dome was not completely destroyed, and parts of the concrete skeleton and outer walls remained intact, making it one of the few buildings that did not collapse under the impact of the blast. Seeing it up close is quite shocking! Across the river is the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, which features the Children's Peace Monument, the Peace Clock Tower, the Peace Bell, the Peace Fountain, the Flame of Peace, the Gates of Peace, and the Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims. There are also three museums: the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the Atomic Bomb Artifacts Exhibition Hall, and the Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims. Like Nagasaki, the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Site and Memorial Museum are filled with historical scars. Viewing the historical documents and photographs inside the museum evokes a sense of sorrow and makes one reflect on the cruelty of war.

Famous cities in Japan often have historical castles, and Hiroshima's representative castle is naturally Hiroshima Castle. Although it was destroyed by the atomic bomb during World War II, it was fortunately rebuilt and is now listed among Japan's top 100 castles. Its most distinctive feature is its jet-black structure, resembling a black carp, hence it is also known as the 'Carp Castle.' Getting to Hiroshima Castle is quite convenient. You can take the tram to Shukkeien-mae or Kamiya-cho, and it's just a ten-minute walk from there. Hiroshima Castle is a typical flatland castle built by Mōri Terumoto, one of the five elders close to Toyotomi Hideyoshi. At that time, its scale was comparable to Osaka Castle. Admission requires a ticket, which costs ¥370 for adults, making it quite affordable. The castle is divided into four floors, each serving as an exhibition room, with the top floor being the observation deck, offering a panoramic view of Hiroshima City. Surrounding the castle is Central Park, and there is also a Gokoku Shrine nearby that you can visit.

As soon as you enter the hotel lobby, you'll be captivated by its spacious and bright atmosphere. The warm and friendly staff will greet you with a smile, making you feel right at home. The guest rooms feature a modern and comfortable design. The spacious rooms offer a relaxing retreat, with soft, comfortable beds and spotless linens, ensuring a deep and restful sleep. With its outstanding service and comprehensive amenities, you'll realize that this hotel is more than just a place to stay from the moment you step outside.

#HotelReview I would like to introduce this hotel that I stayed at on my trip to Hiroshima because it was very good♪ "Hotel Intergate Hiroshima" is located about a 3-minute walk from Hatchobori Station on the Hiroshima Electric Railway. This hotel has a front desk on the top floor, and after checking in, you can enjoy specialty coffee and original cocktails in the lounge on the same floor. The service varies depending on the time of day, but there are smoothies in the morning and sparkling wine and snacks in the evening. There is also terrace seating, and the view of the sunset from there was wonderful. The rooms are clean and comfortable. There is a large public bath, so you can relax and sleep after your trip. There are many gourmet restaurants around the hotel, so you can enjoy the night in Hiroshima city. 📍Address: 5-16 Teppocho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture

🎏A 2-day trip to Hiroshima can be arranged like this: Day 1 Cafe - Atomic Bomb Dome - Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - Shopping in Kamiyacho Day 2 Hiroshima Castle - Miyajima Island, Itsukushima Shrine ⛩️🌊 - When you visit Hiroshima, a must-see destination is 📍Miyajima Island One of Japan's three most scenic views, it's a World Heritage Site. Miyajima Island itself has a mysterious and unique beauty. 🕊 The Edo-era style is completely preserved. The ⛩️Itsukushima Shrine, floating on the water, is magnificent! Behind the shrine is the towering Mount Misen. ⛰️ The island's indigenous inhabitants, 🦌deer!!!, are everywhere. They are very docile and cute, making it easy to get a photo with them. 📷 (They're gentler than the deer in Nara. 🤭) At low tide, walk to the bottom of the torii gate for a close-up view and photo opportunity (it's 16 meters tall!). Embrace the Seto Inland Sea breeze. 🌊 (Check the tide times at the station. 🚉) - 🦪There are many snacks on the island that you can enjoy as you walk around. Grilled oysters, oyster curry bread, and fried momiji manjū are all popular snacks. 🍱 Fujitaya Miyajima's specialty, "Anago" (conger eel) ¥3,000 for a serving of wild eel rice - 🛳️Transportation: From JR Hiroshima Station to JR Miyajimaguchi Station, walk to the ferry terminal and take the ferry (recommended! The scenery from the boat is beautiful!).

🏘️Hotel Introduction: The Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima is located in the heart of Hiroshima City, enjoying a prime location near transportation hubs, making travel extremely convenient. The hotel's architectural style blends modern and traditional elements. The lobby is spacious and bright, exquisitely decorated, highlighting Japanese elegance and refinement. The hotel offers a wide variety of room types, from single rooms to luxurious suites. Each room is warmly and comfortably furnished with high-quality bedding to ensure guests enjoy a good night's sleep. Rooms are fully equipped with high-definition TVs, free high-speed Wi-Fi, minibars, etc. Some rooms also have balconies with stunning views of Hiroshima's cityscape or the beautiful seascape. 🚗Transportation Guide: - By plane: Arrive at Hiroshima Airport first. The airport is quite far from the city center. You can take the airport limousine bus, which takes about 40–50 mins to reach the Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima directly. The fare is approx. JPY 1,300. You can also take a taxi, which takes about 30 mins, but the fare is higher, around JPY 5,000–6,000. - By train: If departing from other cities in Japan, the Shinkansen is a convenient option. After arriving at Hiroshima Station, you can take the hotel's complimentary shuttle bus. The shuttle bus operates on a fixed schedule, so please check the official website in advance. You can also take a taxi, which takes 15–20 mins and costs about JPY 1,500–2,000, or take the city tram. Get off at the corresponding stop and walk for a few minutes to reach the hotel. The tram fare is JPY 200–300. 🏕️Nearby Attractions: - Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park: Located about 2 km from the hotel, this park was built to commemorate the victims of the Hiroshima atomic bombing. The park houses the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, which vividly displays the cruelty of war and the preciousness of peace through a rich collection of exhibits and video materials. There is also the Atomic Bomb Dome, a World Heritage Site of great historical significance. It can be easily reached on foot or by tram. - Itsukushima Shrine: Located on Miyajima Island, it is a 20–30 min boat ride from Hiroshima. The shrine is famous for its magnificent "floating" torii gate. At high tide, the torii gate appears to float on the sea, creating a breathtaking view. The island boasts beautiful natural scenery and many adorable wild deer, making it a perfect place to experience traditional Japanese culture and natural beauty. - Hiroshima Castle: Not far from the hotel, this is one of Japan's famous castles, built in 1589. Although it has been ravaged by war, it still displays its former grandeur after restoration. Ascend the main tower to overlook the beautiful cityscape of Hiroshima and learn about Japanese history and samurai culture. 💰Average Cost Per Person: - Accommodation: Prices vary depending on room type and season. Single rooms cost approximately JPY 10,000–15,000 per night, while luxury suites can cost upwards of JPY 30,000. Prices tend to be higher during peak tourist seasons. - Dining: At the hotel's restaurants, Japanese Kaiseki cuisine costs around JPY 5,000–10,000 per person; the buffet lunch costs JPY 2,500–4,000 per person, and dinner costs JPY 3,500–6,000 per person. Dining at nearby restaurants, a simple meal costs JPY 1,000–2,000 per person, while slightly more upscale restaurants cost JPY 3,000–5,000 per person. - Sightseeing: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is free to enter; Itsukushima Shrine is also free, but the round-trip ferry to Miyajima Island costs about JPY 2,000; Hiroshima Castle admission is JPY 300 for adults and JPY 150 for students. 💗Other Tips: - Season selection: Spring (March–May) is a great time for cherry blossom viewing. Hiroshima's parks and streets are filled with blooming cherry blossoms, creating a beautiful sight. Autumn (September–November) offers stunning autumn foliage views as the maple leaves turn red. These two seasons are peak tourist times, so book hotels and tickets in advance. - Essential items: Japan's weather can be unpredictable, so it is recommended to bring rain gear. Also, it is customary to remove your shoes when using public transport and entering indoor places in Japan, so pack easy-to-slip-on-and-off shoes. - Local etiquette: Japanese culture emphasizes etiquette. Bowing is the common greeting. The angle and duration of the bow express different levels of respect. When dining in restaurants, observe local customs, such as proper chopstick etiquette.

📍Address: 〒730-0011 Hiroshima Prefecture, Hiroshima City, Naka Ward, Motomachi 21-1 💰Average cost: Admission fee 370 yen The Gokoku Shrine inside the castle has very cute koi fish fortune slips. I couldn't resist buying two to use as decorations. The castle grounds are quite large, perfect for a leisurely stroll and exploration. Hiroshima Castle is located right in the city center, making it very convenient to access with many attractions nearby.

Hiroshima, a city located in the southwest of Honshu Island, Japan, bears a heavy history yet radiates renewed vitality from its ruins. A short two-day trip is enough for you to travel between history and modernity and experience Hiroshima's unique charm. Below is a carefully crafted two-day Hiroshima travel guide. Preliminary Preparations 1. Documents: Bring your valid passport, which is essential for traveling in Japan. Also, prepare relevant documents or vouchers required for hotel bookings and ticket purchases to ensure a smooth trip. 2. Clothing: Hiroshima has four distinct seasons. Spring (March–May): The temperature gradually warms up, and cherry blossoms bloom. Light jackets paired with shirts or dresses are suitable for strolling and enjoying the cherry blossoms. Summer (June–August): It is hot and humid. Wear light and breathable short sleeves, shorts, and skirts. Remember to bring sun protection, such as umbrellas, sunglasses, and high-SPF sunscreen. Autumn (September–November): The weather is cool, with a gradual increase in the temperature difference between morning and evening. Pack long-sleeved shirts, thin sweaters, and windbreakers. Winter (December–February): It is cold. Warm clothing such as down jackets, scarves, and gloves are essential. 3. Other items: Prepare comfortable sneakers for long walks in the city. Electrical outlets in Japan are typically two-pronged and flat. If your electronic device plugs do not match, bring a travel adapter. Bring a camera or a phone with a good camera to record your journey, and also bring a power bank. Common medicines such as cold medicine, stomach medicine, and motion sickness medicine can also be prepared in moderation to deal with possible physical discomfort. Also, download translation software and Japanese transportation inquiry apps in advance for convenient communication and travel. Transportation Guide 1. External transportation: If you are traveling to Hiroshima from abroad, you will usually arrive at Hiroshima Airport first. There are airport limousine buses from Hiroshima Airport to Hiroshima City, which can take you directly to Hiroshima Station and other places. The journey takes about 50 mins, and the fare is relatively reasonable. Alternatively, you can take a taxi, but the cost is higher. 2. Internal transportation - Railway: The railway network in and around Hiroshima City is relatively well-developed, with JR West lines covering a wide area. Purchasing a JR West Rail Pass is a good option for tourists who plan to travel frequently by rail, allowing unlimited rides on designated trains within a specified period. - Bus: Buses are also a common mode of transportation in Hiroshima, with direct buses between some attractions. You can get bus route maps and timetables at bus stops or tourist information centers. Some attractions also offer bus passes, which can save you money. - Tram: Hiroshima's tram is a unique way to experience local life, traveling through the streets and alleys of the city. Tickets can be purchased on the tram or by using transportation cards such as Suica or Pasmo. Recommended Attractions 1. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park: Built to commemorate the victims of the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima, it is the world's first peace-themed park. The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum in the park displays the tragic consequences of the atomic bombing and the tremendous harm it caused to humanity through a wealth of artifacts, photos, and video materials, prompting deep reflection on the cruelty of war. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park symbolizes humanity's yearning and pursuit of peace and is a must-visit place in Hiroshima. 2. Itsukushima Shrine: As one of Japan's "Three Scenic Views," Itsukushima Shrine is famous for its large torii gate built in the sea and the peculiar sight of appearing to float on the sea during high tide. The shrine has a long history and a unique architectural style, blending traditional Japanese architectural art with the beauty of the natural landscape. The surrounding Miyajima Island also has beautiful beaches and abundant seafood. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery while tasting fresh seafood. 3. Hiroshima Castle: Also known as "Carp Castle," it is one of Hiroshima's symbols. The castle was originally built in 1589. Although it has gone through war, it still looks magnificent after restoration. Climb to the top of the castle tower to overlook the beautiful scenery of Hiroshima City. Many cultural relics and materials related to Hiroshima's history are displayed inside the castle, helping visitors gain a deeper understanding of Hiroshima's historical changes. Food Recommendations 1. Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki: This is one of Hiroshima's most representative foods, similar to a pancake. Various ingredients, such as pork, shrimp, squid, and vegetables, are added to the batter, then topped with a special Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, and seaweed flakes. It has a rich taste and aroma. You can find many restaurants specializing in Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki in the streets and alleys of Hiroshima and experience the fun of making it yourself. 2. Oyster dishes: Hiroshima is a famous oyster-producing area in Japan. The oysters here are fresh and plump, and there are various ways to eat them. You can try grilled oysters, where fresh oysters are grilled over charcoal and sprinkled with a little lemon juice, making them tender and juicy. There is also oyster rice, where the deliciousness of oysters is blended into the rice, leaving an unforgettable aftertaste. 3. Momiji Manju: This is a traditional Hiroshima confectionery with a cute appearance, usually in the shape of a maple leaf. It has a soft and chewy texture, and the filling comes in various flavors such as red bean paste and cream. It is a good choice whether as a souvenir or a snack during your trip. Itinerary Day 1 - Morning: After arriving in Hiroshima, check in to your hotel, drop off your luggage, and take a short rest. Then, go to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum to deeply feel the preciousness of peace. Stroll through the park and admire the monuments and sculptures in the park to commemorate history. - Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near the park and try Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki to start your culinary journey in Hiroshima. - Afternoon: Go to Hiroshima Castle and visit this historic castle to learn about Hiroshima's history and culture. Climb to the top of the castle tower to enjoy a panoramic view of Hiroshima City. - Evening: Have dinner at a restaurant around the castle and try local specialties such as oyster dishes. After dinner, you can stroll around the city and experience Hiroshima's night view and local life. Day 2 - Morning: Take transportation to Itsukushima Shrine and admire the unique scenery of the floating torii gate and the shrine. Take a walk around the shrine and experience the charm of the blend of traditional Japanese architecture and nature. - Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant in Miyajima and try fresh seafood, especially various oyster dishes. - Afternoon: Continue to explore Miyajima. You can visit local shops and buy some special souvenirs, such as amulets from Itsukushima Shrine and Momiji Manju. Afterward, return to Hiroshima City according to your itinerary, pack your luggage, and prepare for your return trip. Hiroshima, a city full of stories, perfectly presents history and modernity, nature and culture to you during this two-day trip. I hope this guide can help you have an unforgettable time in Hiroshima and leave beautiful memories.

📍Trip Introduction Day 1: Hiroshima Station Day 2: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima International Conference Center, Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, Hiroshima Outlet Day 3: Itsukushima Island, Itsukushima Shrine, Aeon Mall Fuchu 【Recommended Restaurants】 1. Backtown Coffee - Delicious coffee with a hint of acidity 2. Obscura Coffee - Coffee with various acidic flavors 3. Daimarudo - A popular okonomiyaki restaurant open late and on holidays 【Recommended Attractions】 1. Itsukushima Shrine - A charming place where you can see the torii gate floating on the sea 2. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - A peaceful and quiet park where you can reflect on peace 3. Hondori Shopping Street - A shopping street filled with various attractions and restaurants 【Recommended Hotel】 Nest Hotel Hatchobori

#2月好去地方2025 Recently, the "Seto Inland Sea Art Festival", which is held every three years, is about to start, making Shodoshima popular again, and Shikoku island hopping is on the rise! Even if there is no art festival, a one-day slow tour of Shodoshima is highly recommended. Staying on the island for a night will allow you to experience the leisurely pace of life. #Shodoshima Olive Park The classic scene from Hayao Miyazaki's movie "Kiki's Delivery Service", the white windmill and the witch's broom, most tourists come here to check in and take photos. In fact, Shodoshima was the first place in Japan to plant olive trees. The Olive Park mainly displays the history of olive trees and their planting, and is free to visit. Against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, it looks very European coastal. #寒霞渓 Known as one of the three most beautiful valleys in Japan, you can take a double-section cable car to the observation deck to see the beautiful scenery of Shodoshima's mountains and seas, including the Seto Inland Sea, Mikasa Mountain, Shibodō, the Eight Views in the Sato and the Twelve Views in the Omote. In fact, Hanxia Creek is also a good hiking trail, especially in autumn when the red leaves are in season, it is even more beautiful when you hike to the top. #２４の瞳影画村 The movie "２４の眼" was filmed on Shodoshima in the early Showa era. The scenes built during the filming include residential buildings, wooden school buildings, and village alleys in the streets. It faithfully reproduces the scenes of the early Showa era, just like walking into a time tunnel. The movie depicts the touching stories between teachers and students on the Shodoshima campus. Whether you have seen the movie or not, it is highly recommended to visit. Tickets are ¥790. #Shodoshima Angel Road A famous natural attraction on Shodoshima Island. At low tide during sunrise and sunset, a 500-meter-long thin white sandbar trail slowly emerges, spanning to Bentenjima on the other side. Walking along Angel Road at dusk is quite romantic and a very famous check-in spot. Shodoshima is a great place for a slow and relaxing life. It is recommended that you do not rush to visit and leave. It is best to stay on the island for one night to enjoy the quiet and charming moments of Shodoshima. #ShikokuTravel #Shodoshima #Seto Inland Sea

Hiroshima, a town of slopes, sea, and cats 🐱 Unfortunately, since I visited in the middle of summer, I didn't see any cats during the day, but I heard there are many during cooler seasons 💕 My favorite town with a view of the sea. I spent about 4 hours taking the Senkoji Mountain Ropeway to the top, visiting Senkoji Temple, and walking down while taking photos 😊 (with a cafe break in between ☕️) On a sunny summer day, the view of the sea in the distance while descending the slopes and stairs was really wonderful ☺️ The view from the ropeway is in the 4th photo. The 5th photo is towards the Onomichi City Museum of Art 📸 The Seto Inland Sea could be seen far into the distance, and it was a spectacular view 🥹 If you want to see the cats, it might be better to visit during the cooler seasons 😊

Here's a travel guide for Hiroshima, Japan: 1. Best time to visit Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit Hiroshima. You can enjoy beautiful cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn, and the weather is pleasant. 2. Transportation 1. From the airport to the city center: From Hiroshima Airport, you can take the airport bus directly to Hiroshima Station in the city center. The journey takes about 50 minutes and costs JPY 1,450 per person. 2. Transportation in the city: The main means of transportation in Hiroshima are buses and JR trains. It is recommended to buy a one-day pass (including streetcar and ferry tickets or streetcar tickets only) to facilitate your visit to the city and surrounding attractions. 3. Accommodation recommendations 1. Hiroshima Granvia Hotel: Located near the train station, it is very convenient to travel. 2. Hilton Hiroshima: Cost-effective and well-located. 3. APA Hotel: Located near the bridge in front of Hiroshima Station, free Wi-Fi is available. 4. Must-see attractions 1. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park: Here you can find the Atomic Bomb Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is a landmark of Hiroshima and a symbol of peace. 2. Miyajima: Located on the Seto Inland Sea, it is famous for its large torii gate and is one of the "Three Views of Japan". You can take the tram to Miyajimaguchi Station, then walk to the pier and take the shuttle bus and cable car to the top of the mountain to overlook the Seto Inland Sea. 3. Hiroshima Castle (Carp Castle): One of the landmarks of Hiroshima, most of the buildings in the castle were rebuilt after the war. You can climb to the top of the castle tower to overlook the city. 4. Senkoji Park: Legend has it that this is a holy place for lovers. There is a cable car that goes directly to Senkoji Temple on the top of the mountain, and the scenery is beautiful. 5. Shukkeien Garden: The garden is picturesque and perfect for taking photos. It is very close to Shukkeien Garden, and you can enter without a ticket. 5. Food recommendations 1. Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki: A local specialty, very delicious. 2. Oyster dishes: Hiroshima's oysters are very famous, fresh, and delicious. 3. Hakata ramen: You can also taste authentic Hakata ramen in Hiroshima, which costs about JPY 600 per person. 6. Notes 1. Please observe local traffic rules and customs, and keep quiet in places such as Peace Memorial Park and museums. 2. It is recommended to drink bottled water to ensure the hygiene of drinking water. 3. Plan your itinerary and route in advance, and try to avoid peak hours. I hope this guide will help you have a pleasant trip to Hiroshima!

Hiroshima: A City of Timeless Charm Hiroshima is a city that blends historical reflection with modern prosperity, like a multifaceted gem that exudes diverse and captivating charm. As you step onto this land, a series of exciting journeys unfold before your eyes. The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is the eye of Hiroshima's history, gazing at past pain. As you step inside, a heavy atmosphere envelops you. The Atomic Bomb Dome, with its incomplete structure, silently tells the cruelty of war. Inside the museum, yellowed documents, damaged clothing, and survivors' tearful memories vividly present that dark history. People stand in silence, feeling the preciousness of peace and drawing strength to protect it. Moving to Itsukushima Shrine feels like stepping into a fairyland. As one of Japan's three scenic spots, its beauty is breathtaking. At high tide, the sea gently surrounds the shrine, making it appear like a mysterious palace floating on the blue sea. The vermilion buildings contrast with the shimmering sea and the clear sky, creating a picturesque scene. As you stroll along the winding paths, the sea breeze gently caresses your cheeks, bringing the fresh scent of the ocean. The lively deer on Miyajima Island add endless vitality to the tranquil island, sometimes grazing leisurely on the grass, sometimes affectionately approaching tourists, playfully nudging them with their wet noses. Hiroshima's cuisine is not to be missed. Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki is a local culinary masterpiece, skillfully combining a variety of ingredients and carefully cooking them on a teppan grill. The tender eggs, refreshing vegetables, and savory meats, paired with a special sauce, create a mouthful of happiness. Fresh and plump Hiroshima oysters are also a must-try delicacy. Whether grilled over charcoal, releasing a rich aroma at high temperatures, or simply steamed to retain their original flavor, the tender texture dances on your taste buds, showcasing the ocean's delicious gifts. Shopping in Hiroshima is also a great pleasure. The bustling shopping streets are lively, with a dazzling array of goods. Fashionable brand stores display trendy clothing, while traditional craft shops offer exquisite washi paper and rustic ceramics, embodying Japan's traditional culture. Here, you can keep up with fashion trends and take home culturally rich souvenirs. As night falls, Hiroshima reveals a different kind of vitality. The izakayas along the streets are brightly lit, with people sitting together, sharing laughter, food, and stories. In the bustling night markets, the aroma of local snacks fills the air, and the bustling crowds immerse themselves in this lively atmosphere. Hiroshima, with its unique charm, creates an unforgettable journey for visitors.

Introducing a model route for enjoying Hiroshima Prefecture in one day! First, learn about history at the Atomic Bomb Dome and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. It is our duty to continue learning from the past so that we do not repeat the same mistakes. I also felt a lot. After that, we went to Miyajima! I took the ferry that departs from near the Atomic Bomb Dome to Miyajima◎ We mainly visited Itsukushima Shrine, but also other places. The shrines and temples were beautiful and mesmerizing. It's really fun to stroll around, so I recommend setting a time and going around freely! The conger eel rice was delicious, so be sure to try it◎ Finally, okonomiyaki! Let's enjoy Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki! #domestictraveltrip

Hiroshima, Japan, has been a must-visit city on my “travel list,” for me as a liberal arts student who enjoys reading about the modern history of the world. In addition to experiencing the shock of World War II through the Hiroshima World Heritage Atomic Bomb Dome and the Peace Memorial Archives, this trip also learned more about the local post-disaster development. In fact, if Hiroshima did not experience the baptism of the atomic bomb, I believe it is just a small county, including 150 islands in the Seto Inland Sea, of which "Japan's three scenic spots" Miyajima is a must-visit place, the World Heritage Hiroshima Shrine "Aquatic Torii" is really grand and amazing; In addition, to count the most memorable, of course, there is a super delicious Hiroshima oyster lunch on Miyajima, now just looking at the photos is quite reminiscent. # Sign up for December hotel sleeper #JapanTravel #Japan Travelogue #Hiroshima

The last stop of the Setouchi trip came to [Hiroshima]. The Seto Inland Sea surrounds the surrounding area. The blue water and dotted islands form a picturesque island scenery. Miyajima is the jewel among them. Itsukushima Shrine is like a fairyland on the sea, floating on the blue waves at high tide. 🌟【itsukushima Shrine: a sacred wonder on the sea】 When you come to Hiroshima, you must go to Itsukushima Shrine. First, head to Miyajimaguchi Pier, where you can choose to take a ferry to Itsukushima. The ferry sails on the rippling Seto Inland Sea, and the sea breeze caresses your face, bringing you the slightest coolness and freshness. You can enjoy the beautiful sea view along the way, with the blue sky and blue water connecting in the distance, and seabirds circling and soaring in the sky, as if guiding travelers. In about 10 minutes, we arrived at Itsukushima. As soon as you set foot on this island full of mystery and history, Itsukushima Shrine comes into view. This shrine is a miraculous example of the fusion of architecture and nature! It is cleverly located on the sea. When the tide goes out, a Shinto will be revealed. People can walk slowly towards the shrine along this Shinto. Every step seems to be crossing a long river of time and having a spiritual dialogue with the ancient gods. When the tide is high, the shrine seems to be floating gracefully on the water. The iconic vermilion building is breathtakingly beautiful against the blue sea and sky. The bright red color is intertwined with the surrounding blue sea water and emerald green trees, forming a picturesque and beautiful scenery. The large torii gate in the shrine is even more famous. It stands majestically in the sea. It has withstood the temper of the years and the ruthless beating of the waves day after day and year after year, but it remains solemn and solemn, making people feel awe. Here, we are also lucky enough to encounter the free and playful deer. They are like agile elves, jumping around in every corner of the shrine, either looking for food leisurely or playfully interacting with tourists. Their agile figures add to the otherwise solemn and solemn place. The sacred place adds a touch of liveliness and vitality, making the whole picture more harmonious and beautiful. 🍱【Yuhao Village: A happy paradise of delicious food】 In the evening, we headed straight to Okomura, the place where Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki was first introduced! 23 restaurants each have their own characteristics, full of Japanese Teppanyaki atmosphere 🥢 Order a Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki and watch the chef carefully make it on the iron plate, including pancakes, shredded cabbage, various meats, fried noodles, and eggs Perfectly blended with the special sauce, take one bite and the multi-layered taste blooms on the tip of your tongue, making you feel overflowing with happiness! Don’t miss the Monja Yaki and Gyutama Soba, each of which has a unique taste of Hiroshima. Tips: •The Itsukushima Shrine ferry costs 180 yen (tax included) one way for adults. •Basic admission to Itsukushima Shrine for adults is 300 yen Hiroshima·Hiroshima Prefecture

#FritabiWinter I went on my first trip to Hiroshima🚄! Everything I ate was delicious, I rode the tram for the first time, and I also visited the Atomic Bomb Dome! I also went sightseeing in Miyajima and had a rare experience there, so I'll introduce it next time🖐🏻 This time, I'll introduce 5 places that were so delicious I want to repeat♡ 1. Miyajima Umaimonokan Address: 277 Miyajimacho, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture Recommended points: The cuteness is the best💮! The cute cookies are random, and sometimes they have deer on them! You can also choose the flavor from vanilla, matcha, and mix◎ Rating: I waited in line for about 15 minutes, but it was worth it! 💖 2. Subaru Coffee Shop Kure Main Branch Address: 2-5-3 Nakadori, Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture 737-0046 Recommended points: The cafe au lait at the coffee shop had a strong coffee aroma, and I was able to drink a lot of it by adding more milk! Rating: It's a bit of a walk from Kure Station to the shopping street, but there are other gourmet foods so it's worth going! I was able to buy Kure curry as a souvenir ✨️ 3. Taichan III Address: 3-8-13 Nakadori, Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture 737-0046 Recommendation: It was so delicious that I definitely want to go again! The owner and regular customers were all kind and the atmosphere was great◎! I ate it all up in no time! Rating: It was so delicious that a regular customer said it was "the best restaurant in Kure"! There are only a few seats so it's recommended to go early or make a reservation! 4. Dedo Teppocho Branch Address: 1F, 7-13 Teppocho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture 730-0017 Recommendation: Great value for money as you can eat 10 kinds of sashimi for 1000 yen! All the other dishes are also delicious so it's a must-visit restaurant for seafood lovers! The salad and boiled fish were also delicious 🥗 Rating: It's very popular, so make a reservation early! We made a reservation on a weekday and were able to go just in time, but it seems that most reservations are filled up by the day before, so be careful! 5. Hiroshima Okonomiyaki Smile Address: 2-10 Ginzan-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture 730-0022 Recommended points: The walls are full of messages from customers! It's a restaurant that is loved by customers! We also wrote them down ✏️ The staff were kind, and the rare okonomiyaki with beef tendon was absolutely delicious ~~ 🤤 The combination of okonomiyaki and beef tendon is the best! Rating: There are only a few seats, 3 for 4 people and 3 at the counter! So it's recommended to go at a different time! There were many unusual parts, such as tomatoes on the side, and it was fresh! Everything was delicious and many people took it home, so it was a restaurant loved by locals👍🏻 #trip #hiroshimatourism #hiroshimafood #foodphotography #recommendedlist #foodie

#triptravelchina Orizuru Tower A secret cafe with a view of Hiroshima You pay a few hundred baht for a cup of coffee, but you get a view worth millions The cafe is on the 13th floor of the Orizuru building It's a transparent dome, and there aren't many of them If you come in the evening, you might have to wait in line for the dome to be empty The view up here is really good You can see the city in 360 degrees Including seeing the magic of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park from a high angle With the Atomic Bomb Dome standing out, it's really beautiful There are also a lot of cool photo spots up here Plus, there's a cute gimmick, which is folding a bird and dropping it from the top of the tall building down in front of the building, which is blocked by clear glass To commemorate the important events of Hiroshima in the past For friends who have the opportunity to visit Hiroshima, try stopping by here. The location is in the city center at the Orizuru building #EscapeYouToJourney #Hiroshima #Japan

Hiroshima, the town that used to destroy from atomic bombs in World War II The place that you should visit 1.Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Dome : japan keep this building like in the past to make people remember the badness of the war 2.Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park : this area is the first nuclear bomb in the world was put. So this makes Japan keep this area to be a park for the world to remember the peace and tell the cruel of the war. 3.Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum : very good museum that tell the story of World War II 4.Hiroshima Castle 5.Shukkeien Garden 6.Children’s Peace Monument : for the children the has affected from the war such as story of Sadako Sasaki and the bird's paper 2-year-old Sadako Sasaki is a girl to can live after the nuclear bomb. But still, one day, when she was 11 years old, she was sick. Then she found out that she has a leukemia from radiation of nuclear. Finally, she died. ‘This is our cry. This is our prayer. Build peace in the world.’ 7.Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall Eats 1. Okonomiyaki 2. Shell ⭐️⭐️⭐️Recommend : JR Kansai Hiroshima Area Pass, You can save a lots of money How to go : jr hiroshima station #travel #couplestrip #staycation #naturalwonders #thingstodo #seascapes #familytravel #museums #myitinerary #citydaytours #localfood

#ItinerarySharing #100 Ways to Travel #Hiroshima #Hiroshima 3 days and 2 nights must-go #Hiroshima itinerary It is recommended that you plan at least three days and two nights in Hiroshima to fully enjoy your trip. You can start from the city of Hiroshima. I highly recommend staying at the Rihga Royal Hotel Hiroshima, which is very close to Hiroshima Castle and the Atomic Bomb Dome. The following points are what I think are must-sees when visiting Hiroshima. On the first day, we arrived at the hotel and then went to the Atomic Bomb Dome and Hiroshima Castle. The next day, Miyajima - Itsukushima Shrine, Senkoji Temple, Neko no Noshido On the third day, you can adjust it according to each person's schedule. The following three are a little further away: Afuto Kannon, Tomonoura, and Kosanji Museum, all of which are very unique. #Hiroshima RIHGA Royal Hotel #Japan Travel

#100 Ways to Travel Hotel: Nest Hotel Hiroshima Ekimae 📍Address: 3-11 Aogami-cho, Minami-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture 💞Recommended reasons: The Nest Hotel Hiroshima Station, which opened in 2020, exudes a low-key and simple style everywhere. It has 8 floors and 141 guest rooms, ranging from single rooms to quad rooms. The first floor facade is clad in wood-grain veneer, and the lobby is in a classic, cozy, warm-toned style. There is a cafe lounge where you can rest and have breakfast, and the supplies are placed at the counter for guests to use freely. Transportation Guide: Exit from JR Hiroshima Station South Exit and walk towards the tram station for about 7 minutes. The sidewalk is wide but there is no awning. It is about a 15-minute walk from the MAZDA ZOOM-ZOOM Stadium. There are not many shops and restaurants nearby. There is a convenience store diagonally opposite. If you want to eat, you have to walk back to Hiroshima Station for more choices. The check-in and check-out procedures are simple. After registration, I got a single room on the 3rd floor. Judging from the floor plan, it seems to be the smallest room on the entire floor, with an area of ​​about 12 square meters, but it doesn't feel that crowded when using it. The guest rooms are decorated in a simple white, grey and black colour scheme. The bathroom is the size of an average business hotel, but luckily there is a bathtub for a soak. After checking out the next day, guests can enjoy free coffee and a bag of bread (containing three small loaves) provided by the hotel from 7 to 10 in the morning. The bread was unexpectedly delicious. After checking the information, I found out that it was natural yeast bread. The more I chewed, the more delicious it became. I think I might come back to stay here again just for this bag of bread.

[Hiroshima] Staying at a hotel used for the G7 Summit Hotel name: Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima The entrance is impressive (^^) The windows in the rooms are large, so you can see the night view on a large screen. The hotel is spacious and has a wide selection of convenience store items, and they also sell souvenirs. There are many elevators, so it wasn't crowded! There is a large public bath, but it is not included in the hotel accommodation fee and you will need to pay separately, so be careful about this! (^^) The large public bath also had an open-air bath, which was nice. #AccommodationTravelRecord #100TravelStyle #Hiroshima #HiroshimaTrip

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial, also known as the Atomic Bomb Dome, stands as a symbol of the desire for world peace, despite being partially destroyed by the atomic bomb during World War II. Located near the hypocenter of the explosion, the skeletal remains of the building serve as a poignant reminder of the horrors of war and the importance of peace. After the war, the strong will of the local people led to its preservation, and in 1996, it was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When visiting Hiroshima, many tourists come to see the Dome and offer silent prayers at the Peace Memorial Park. Reflecting on history and connecting peace to the future, it is important to cherish such places.