Hiroshima Okonomi Story Ekimae Hiroba: That Retro Okonomiyaki Feeling It’s 1965 and Hiroshima City bans the use of Nishishinteshi Square for food stalls. Many of those st… Hiroshima City Things to do
Okonomimura – Hiroshima’s Cultural Okonomiyaki HQ Hiroshima’s Okonomimura, “Okonomi Village” in English, is a seven-story building near Parco filled t… Hiroshima City Things to do
Atomic Bomb Dome: From Commercial Center to Peace Icon More than a ruin, Hiroshima’s Atomic Bomb Dome is a surviving fragment of the city that existed befo… Hiroshima City Things to do
Musubi Musashi Hondori Store (むすびむさし本通り店) Musubi Musashi is a Japanese restaurant with one branch about two minutes from Hondori. It is one of… Hiroshima City Things to do
Miyajima Big Rice Scoop (大杓子) The Miyajima Big Rice Scoop is the largest rice scoop in the world, measuring 7.7 meters long, 2.7 m… Miyajima Things to do
Irori Sanzoku Kuga (いろり山賊 玖珂) Irori Sanzoku Kuga is a Japanese restaurant located about a 9-minute walk from Kinmeiji Station on t… Iwakuni Things to do
Oyster Ship Kanawa (かき船かなわ) The Oyster Ship Kanawa, floating on the Motoyasu River in Peace Park, is one of the few restaurants … Hiroshima City Things to do
Pokémon Center HIROSHIMA – The Video Game Comes to Life If Pokémon Were Real Fuecoco, Sprigatito and Quaxly are just a few of the Pokémon statues that you c… Hiroshima City Things to do
Mitchan Flagship Store Hatchobori (みっちゃん総本店八丁堀) Mitchan Sohonten Hatchobori is an okonomiyaki restaurant founded by Ise Mitsuo. Mitsuo was the found… Hiroshima City Things to do
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park: A Walk Through Located in the heart of the city, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park stands at the intersection between r… Hiroshima City Things to do
Shukkeien (縮景園) Shukkeien is a Japanese garden located next to the Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum. The garden was … Hiroshima City Things to do
