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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
The city’s main museum on the atomic bombing and Hiroshima’s recovery. Essential for understanding the history and human impact.
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The city’s main museum on the atomic bombing and Hiroshima’s recovery. Essential for understanding the history and human impact.
Contemporary art museum in Hijiyama Park with changing exhibitions and a sculpture-filled setting. A strong choice for modern art fans.
Museum tracing Mazda’s manufacturing history with exhibitions on vehicles and production. Popular with car enthusiasts; advance booking is required.
Landscaped park with memorials, museum and quiet river paths at the heart of Hiroshima’s remembrance zone. The city’s key walking area.
Lively covered shopping street packed with local shops and everyday city energy. Ideal for browsing between major sights in central Hiroshima.
Elegant garden beside Hiroshima Castle with a central pond, teahouses and seasonal scenery. A relaxing traditional stop in the city centre.
Layered savoury pancake with cabbage, noodles, pork, egg and rich sauce, cooked on a hotplate. Hiroshima’s best-known comfort food and a local icon.
Fresh oysters from Hiroshima Bay, often served grilled, fried or raw in season. The city is one of Japan’s most famous oyster-producing areas.
Conger eel grilled or simmered and served over rice. A classic speciality linked with nearby Miyajima and the Seto Inland Sea.
Respected venue for anago-meshi, serving grilled conger eel over rice in a simple, traditional atmosphere near Miyajimaguchi.
Popular casual spot for classic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, cooked on a teppan counter in a lively, straightforward setting.
Established oyster specialist near central Hiroshima, known for grilled, fried and fresh seasonal oysters in a traditional setting.
Moderate by Japanese city standards: hotels, dining and trams are usually cheaper than Tokyo, but tourist areas and peak seasons raise prices.
Tipping is not expected in Japan. Do not tip in restaurants, cafés or taxis; excellent service is included.
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