Hiroshima Prefecture

A historic Shingon temple with two National Treasures: the Main Hall and the Five-Story Pagoda.

The only place in Japan where you can meet Fuku-chan, the Bornean elephant-don’t miss it!

Rollercoasters, dinosaurs and retro-charming streetscapes at this leisure park packed with something for everyone!

A Kannon Hall perched on a cliffside, offering both breathtaking views and a touch of thrill.

An interactive museum where you can ride, touch, and take photos with rare classic cars.

A historically significant group of buildings that vividly reflect the prosperity of a former merchant household.

A temple guest hall overlooking Tomonoura’s spectacular views from a small hill.

A wide-open world of Zen to experience in architecture, art, and cuisine at the temple. Nature meets architecture in a perfect blend via grand gardens you can stroll.

A symbolic museum in Senkoji Park, designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando.

Experience mystical, breathtaking scenery sculpted entirely by nature.

A feat of architecture, a color palette of 8 different exhibit halls perched on a watery plane.

Learn the history of Fukuyama Castle, one of the "Japan's Top 100 Castles," while immersing yourself in the culture of the samurai!

A conveyor-belt sushi restaurant where you can experience authentic Edo-style sushi that delights all five senses, not just your taste buds.

Heaps of different oyster dishes and a real taste of Hiroshima at this full-on oyster bar.

Year-round Hiroshima oysters, seafood from Seto Inland Sea and heaps of izakaya bites.

Oyster eatery in Miyajima with the freshest catch served your way.

Age-old Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki restaurant serving warm welcome and an unwaveringly good, classic taste.

A heritage of taste at this veteran okonomiyaki shop complete with elevated views, vibes and flavors.

A go-to yakiniku restaurant for Sakakiyama Beef, a prime wagyu from Hiroshima Prefecture.

A yakiniku go-to for Hiroshima-raised kuroge wagyu beef self-grilled the way you like it over top-notch binchotan charcoal grill.

A laid-back izakaya for easy sips of Hiroshima local sake and regional bites like Bishu Nabe (sake hot pot).

Hiroshima’s best sought after ingredients from all four seasons at this elevated Japanese restaurant.

A café serving carefully crafted Italian cuisine, located in the nostalgic scenic town of Tomonoura.

Delectable oyster fare from a select catch and expert skill come together at this legendary birthplace of "Yaki Gaki" style grilled oysters.

A commercial facility directly connected to Hiroshima Station, bringing together restaurants and souvenir shops that are easy to stop by at the start or end of your journey.

A large-scale commercial complex at Hiroshima Station, designed around the concept of an “all-café” building.

Hiroshima’s mega-hub for hit brands and all around fashion.

One of the largest outlet malls in the Chugoku and Shikoku region and one-stop shop for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

A long-standing Japanese confectionery shop known for its popular "Fried Momiji®", a perfect companion for exploring Miyajima.

A popular store whose signature product is Kure's famous "melon pan" (cookie crusted bun) filled with homemade cream.

This is the direct sales store of Senpuku, a sake brewery established in Kure City. In addition to Senpuku's sake, original goods are also sold.

The largest souvenir shop in Onomichi with a selection of 500 items.

Events, reading and eating - a shopping mall where one can spend all day!

A shopping mall with popular fashion retailers and daily goods.

Drop-in with bike on hand at this cyclist-friendly hotel!

A three-story hotel complex located midway up Mount Senkoji.

Experience an elegant stay on the island, a World Heritage site, while relaxing in a natural hot spring.

Enjoy a resort stay on Miyajima! This sophisticated and modern Japanese-style hotel offers a relaxing experience with the comfort of a private villa.

A relaxing stay in a refined, modern Japanese retreat that feels worlds away from everyday life.

Experience Japanese culture and meet locals at the inn with a bathhouse!

A hot topic, Japanese ryokan, was created by the legendary hotelier.

A ryokan, established in 1854, that has witnessed the history of Miyajima since the end of the Edo period.

The hot-spring hotel is located at the higher ground on Osakikamijima island which isn’t connected with bridges to the other island on Akinada-Tobishima Kaido.

A vibrant floral festival filled with events that promote peace from Hiroshima to the world.

It is held from dusk to night on June 17 of the lunar calendar and is the most extensive Shinto ritual at Itsukushima Shrine since the Heian period (794-1185).