Omoto Shrine

Omoto Shrine

Kiyomori Shrine

Kiyomori Shrine

Itsukushima Shrine

A UNESCO-listed Shinto shrine uniquely constructed over tidal waters, famous for its floating vermilion torii gate, night illuminations, and sacred island setting.

Mount Misen

Miyajimaguchi Station

กระเช้ามิยาจิม่า

Miyajimaguchi Ferry Terminal

Shukkei en Garden

A 400-year-old shrunken scenic garden symbolizing beauty, resilience, and Japan’s cultural heritage.

Atomic Bomb Dome

UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving the ruins of the bombed building, representing survival, remembrance, and global peace.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

A solemn yet serene memorial park preserving the memory of the atomic bombing and inspiring a shared global commitment to peace.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

A world-renowned peace education center preserving real artifacts and testimonies from the atomic bombing of 1945.

Hiroshima Castle

A faithfully rebuilt 16th-century flatland castle that symbolizes Hiroshima’s resilience and now serves as a museum of samurai culture and local history.

Homotsukan Treasure Hall

Saijo Sakaguradori

Brewery area with a long history dated baced from the Edo period (1603-1868)