What to do in Hiroshima · memorial, districts, islands

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What to do in Hiroshima · memorial, districts, islands

この地図の13ヶ所はすべて正確な位置に配置されています。 それぞれに、どんな場所で、なぜ訪れる価値があるかの短い説明が付いています。 閲覧は無料です。Ikuzoアカウントがあれば、地図全体をコピーして自分の旅程に作り変えられます。

その他の場所

Peace Memorial Park and Genbaku Dome

Three hours minimum, not one. The museum, the dome, the Children's Peace Monument.

Mitaki-dera

The mossy temple with three waterfalls that almost everyone misses. 20 minutes from the center.

Hiroshima Castle

The Carp castle rebuilt within its moats, and the story of the city before 1945.

Shukkei-en

The miniature landscape garden from 1620, replanted after the bomb. Tea facing the pond.

Yokogawa, the retro district

Indie cafes, neighborhood izakaya, a century-old cinema: the Hiroshima of the people who live there.

Okonomimura

Four floors of okonomiyaki. Fun and packed; otherwise Mitchan or Nagata-ya.

Mazda Museum

The rotary engine and the assembly line. Reservation required, tours in English.

Ogonzan, the night view

The illuminated delta and its six rivers, without a single tourist.

Miyajima, Itsukushima Shrine

The torii in the sea. Stay the night on the island and climb Mount Misen: after 5 p.m., it becomes a sanctuary again.

Iwakuni, Kintaikyō Bridge

Five wooden arches, 45 minutes by train. The day trip the Japanese themselves make.

Onomichi

The little Kyoto of Setouchi: hillside lanes, temples, cats, and the start of the Shimanami Kaidō.

Tomonoura

Ponyo's harbor, 1h30 away. Combine it with Abuto Kannon clinging to its cliff.

Ōkunoshima, rabbit island

Hundreds of rabbits, and the secret poison gas factory people talk about less.