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Hiroshima Trains & Subway

Hiroshima

Trains & Subway

Hiroshima Electric Railway (Streetcar)

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Hiroshima’s main public transportation system, operating one of Japan’s largest streetcar networks.

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  Track the historic tale of streetcars and trams in Japan back to its start 130 years ago in Kyoto, where the nation’s first city tram line opened in 1895. Different lines and streetcar names have come and gone since, but today you can still find this front-and-center way of getting around town all across Japan. One streetcar and tram enthusiast named Kenji Iwanuma sat down to tell us that “Streetcars and tramways are special kind of experience that locals and overseas travelers should all try”. Below we’ve rounded up his insider look and top-recommended lines to try when booking your next adventure in Japan.
Kure Area Neighborhood

Trains & Subway

The sightseeing train “etSETOra”

This sightseeing train allows passengers to enjoy the scenery and sweets of the Seto Inland Sea as they travel.

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  If you go a little farther from the city center, you can experience the best part of Hiroshima travel in eight charming cities and towns. Kure City, associated with the former navy; Higashi-Hiroshima City, one of the best breweries in Japan; Takehara City, the "Little Kyoto of Aki"; Etajima City, an island of many blessings; Kaita-Cho, with its rich history and nature; Kumano-Cho, famous for its Kumano brush; Saka-Cho, close to the sea and mountains; and Osakikamijima-Cho, charming cities, and towns.

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