Kure Area Neighborhood Museums Yamato Museum(Kure Maritime Museum) 4.55 22 A museum that showcases Kure’s exquisite shipbuilding technology and teaches about the history and technology of shipbuilding centers. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Museums JMSDF (Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force) Kure Museum (Iron Whale Museum) 4.18 3 The only museum in Japan where you can explore the inside of a submarine used in the past. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Bathing & Spa Facilities Asian Resort Spa Seare 4.17 5 A spa resort where you can enjoy natural hot spring water gushing from 1,000 meters underground in a variety of zones. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Famous Places Saijo Sakagura Dori 4.03 3 Saijo, Higashihiroshima City, is known as a town of sake, and is dotted with sake breweries and brewing-related facilities. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Famous Places Okunoshima (Rabbit Island) 4.03 3 Rabbit Island is a small island with a circumference of about 4 km, inhabited by 500-600 rabbits. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Tourist Attractions Alley-Karasukojima 3.88 4 This park is one of the few places in the world where you can see a submarine up close. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Shopping Streets Kure Nakadori Shopping Street (Rengadori Brick Lane) 3.87 2 A shopping street known as "Rengadori" where you can find local gourmet and sweets shops. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Parks & Gardens Kaita Sogo Kouen（Kaita Comprehensive Park） 3.63 2 A comprehensive park used by more than 200,000 people a year. The park is also popular for its walking path where you can enjoy seasonal herbs and flowers. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Famous Places Ondo no Seto townscape 3.63 2 Legend has it that the area was developed by Taira no Kiyomori over 800 years ago. The boats that come and go have an emotional impact along with the scenery of the Setouchi area. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Tourist Attractions Japan Heritage Mitarai Historic Streetscapes Preservation District 3.63 2 A port town that once flourished as a town of waiting for the wind and tide. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Experiences Facilities Fudenosato kobo 3.58 1 In addition to exhibiting materials related to Kumano's traditional craft, the Kumano brush, which has a history of about 180 years, and visitors can try their hand at making brushes. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Museums Irifuneyama Memorial Museum 3.58 1 Former Kure Guardian Commander's Office, which often appears as a location for movies, is open to the public. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Nature Spots Seto Inland Sea National Park Mt. Noro A mountain included in the Seto Inland Sea National Park formed by over 1,000 islands of various sizes. You can enjoy mountain climbing, camping, and driving. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Nature Spots Hiyama Hiking (Kurahashi-jima) It is a mountain with an altitude of 408m that rises in the middle of Kurahashi-jima, and from the summit you can enjoy a panoramic view of “TATOUBI” (beautiful various islands' landscape) of the Seto Inland Sea. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Outdoors Akinada-Tobishima Kaido Cycling Route It is a cycling road that connects the islands from Kawajiri, Kure City to Okamura Island, Ehime Prefecture, with seven bridges, and the shortest distance is about 30 km. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Famous Places Tobishimakaido with Sannose Cobblestone walking area Along the stone-paved street, there is a historical walking area lined with pine trees and wooden museums and art galleries. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Kure Ship Tour This is a tour of the ships that dock at the Kure base of the Maritime Self-Defense Force, where you can approach them from the sea. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Outdoors Kakishima Kaido This cycling road connects Kure City to Kirikushi Port in Etajima City across two bridges. See More
Kure Area Neighborhood Tourist Attractions The Former Chiba Family Residence (Saigoku Kaido) The Chiba family's former residence in the town of Kaita, which flourished as a post town in the Edo period, is preserved and open to the public. See More
