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Hiroshima, Japan
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Atracciones en Hiroshima, Japan
1. Atomic Bomb Dome
A powerful memorial of wartime devastation and human resilience. Walk among preserved ruins, read plaques, and feel the solemn atmosphere.
2. Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Powerful museum that documents the 1945 atomic bombing and promotes peace. See original artifacts, survivor testimonies and carefully curated exhibits.
3. Peace Memorial Park
A powerful open-air memorial chronicling Hiroshima's history and resilience. Walk peaceful paths, see the A-Bomb Dome, cenotaph, and moving museum exhibits.
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
4. Itsukushima Shrine
A vermilion torii rising from the sea frames unforgettable coastal views. Stroll shrine boardwalks at changing tides and watch tame deer roam the island.
5. Hiroshima Castle
Step into samurai-era history at Hiroshima Castle. Climb the reconstructed keep for museum exhibits and wide city views.
6. Shukkeien Garden
Tranquil classical Japanese garden in central Hiroshima, with miniature landscapes, tea houses and reflective ponds. Stroll winding paths, photograph cherry blossoms in spring and maples in autumn.
7. Mount Misen
Stunning coastal panoramas and ancient cedar forests atop Miyajima's sacred peak. Hike or ride the ropeway to temples, an eternal flame, and sweeping Seto Inland Sea views.
8. Hiroshima Orizuru Tower
Panoramic views over Hiroshima plus an interactive paper-crane experience. Fold your own Orizuru on-site, head to the rooftop deck, and view the Peace Memorial Park from above.
9. Okonomimura
Packed hub of authentic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki and lively dining counters. Taste multiple stall variations while watching chefs grill on the teppan.
10. Mitaki-dera
A tranquil temple tucked into a mossy valley, perfect for autumn color and quiet reflection. Walk shaded paths, hear waterfall cascades, and photograph stone Jizo and a three-story pagoda.
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Traditional Sweet Dishes
Momiji Manju
A maple-leaf-shaped cake filled with sweet red bean paste, Momiji Manju originated on Miyajima and became the region's most iconic souvenir sweet.
Hassaku Jelly
Made from hassaku, a tart citrus grown around Hiroshima, these jellies and candies capture the bright, tangy flavor local orchards are famous for.
Setouchi Lemon Cake
Using lemons grown on islands in the Seto Inland Sea, these light lemon cakes showcase Hiroshima's reputation for citrus and pair beautifully with tea.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki
The Hiroshima-style pancake is layered with batter, large amounts of cabbage, pork, and often soba or udon noodles, distinguishing it from the Osaka version and making it a beloved local comfort food.
Kaki (Hiroshima Oysters)
Hiroshima produces around half of Japan's oysters, and locals enjoy them fresh, grilled, deep-fried, or simmered in nabe during the winter season.
Anago Meshi
A specialty of Miyajima, anago meshi features grilled conger eel glazed with a sweet soy sauce over rice, commonly sold as a local bento and souvenir.
Traditional Beverages
Saijo Sake
The Saijo area in Higashihiroshima is famous for its century-old breweries and mellow, well-balanced sake, making it one of Japan's most respected sake regions.
Setouchi Lemon Chu-hai
A refreshing highball made with local Setouchi lemons and shochu, lemon chu-hai highlights Hiroshima's citrus produce and is popular in summer festivals and izakayas.
Umeshu (Plum Wine)
Homemade and locally produced umeshu are common in Hiroshima, offering a sweet, fruity liqueur traditionally served on the rocks or with soda.
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Day trips
Miyajima (Itsukushima)
Famous floating torii, shrine, island hikes and views.
Google MapsIwakuni (Kintaikyo Bridge)
Historic wooden bridge, castle, and riverside scenery.
Google MapsOnomichi
Canal-side town, temple walks, gateway to Shimanami Kaido.
Google MapsKurashiki (Bikan Quarter)
Preserved merchant district, canals, art museums.
Google MapsHimeji
Iconic UNESCO castle, well preserved feudal architecture.
Google MapsComentarios (9)
Peace Park and museums are heavy but beautifully presented, the city feels peaceful. Food is great, though touristy spots get expensive.
For okonomiyaki, sit at a counter in a family-run place and watch them cook, portions are better and prices beat tourist restaurants.
Expected more nightlife, bars close early and karaoke spots can be pricey. Great daytime vibes, disappointing after dark.
Trams make getting around stupidly easy, but winters are chilly and summers sticky. Expect crowds on weekends.
Carry cash, many corner shops and street vendors don't take cards. Use 7-Eleven or post office ATMs, they accept foreign cards.
Getting there
Airports
Train stations
Sanyo Shinkansen, JR Sanyo Line, local lines and trams
Sanyo Shinkansen, JR Sanyo Line
JR Sanyo Line, ferry access to Miyajima
From Hiroshima Airport take the airport limousine bus to Hiroshima Station, about 45 minutes.
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