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Hiroshima

Two world heritage sites and a wide range of local foods

Shabu-Shabu Dining Hanakoji

Nishi-ku / Yokokawa, Hiroshima

Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew), Japanese
Kappo Sushi Umeda

Tokaichi / Funairi / Yoshojima, Hiroshima

Kaiseki (course menu), Japanese
Hassho

Nagarekawa / Yagembori, Hiroshima

Okonomiyaki/Monjayaki (savory pancakes), Japanese
Tempura Suehiro

Namikidori / Fukuromachi / Nakamachi, Hiroshima

Tempura (fried seafood and vegetables), Japanese

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Hiroshima Area Map

Japan is the only country that was the victim of nuclear bombing. Hiroshima is an icon of the tragic event with the A-Bomb Dome registered as a world cultural heritage site, telling the world of the importance of peace. If you are in Hiroshima, we suggest to visit the site and pray. A-Bomb Dome is not the sole symbol of Hiroshima. Another symbol of Hiroshima, also a world cultural heritage site, is Itsukushima Shrine which is famous for the red shrine gateway in the middle of the sea. There are also many attractive places to visit such as the breathtakingly beautiful Taishakukyo Ravine and Kintaikyo Bridge, one of the Japan’s three most beautiful bridges. You can also enjoy a wide range of good local foods.

Access from major landmarks

Kansai International Airport - Hiroshima station
From Kansai Airport to Shin-Osaka station
Forty-eight minutes (via JR limited express Haruka)
From Shin-Osaka station to Hiroshima station
Ninety-four minutes (via JR Shinkansen Nozomi)