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Don't know what to buy in Hiroshima? Find the best Hiroshima souvenirs and where to buy them. Seek out Traditional Goods and local Fashion and Kimono. Find Japanese items ranging from household goods to traditional crafts. Discover regional goods like elegant yukata, handmade bags, Japanese ceramics and fine stationery. Hiroshima is famous for snacks like momiji manju, hassaku daifuku, and citrus juices like mikan. Snacks and Food highlights products that really shout "Hiroshima" and where to find packaged versions you can take home. Surprise the Japanese Anime and Pop Culture fan in your circle. Explore figurines, books, games, plastic models and more from popular franchises like Pokémon, One Piece and Gundam. If you're looking for Novelty Souvenirs, we know the best places to find small, handmade local treasures you’ll remember your trip with. Track down Hiroshima-themed tote bags, refrigerator magnets, charms and more. We’ve assembled the essential and little-known places to buy Hiroshima goods. Explore the categories below to find that perfect Hiroshima souvenir or gift.

Miyajima Souvenir Shop Funatsuki (宮島のおみやげ処　ふなつき)

Miyajima Souvenir Shop Funatsuki is located on the Omotesando shopping street on Miyajima. The store sells a variety of souvenirs such as keychains and toys, as well as Miyajima’s standard souvenir, the rice scoop. One of the most popular items in the store is Miyajima Hariko, a traditional craft from the Miyajima area. Miyajima Hariko, with its bright colors and cute animal faces, are hand crafter one by one by Miyajima craftsman who carry on the tradition. These small cute dolls with animal motifs such as deer, monkeys and owls, always prove to be a popular choice.

Moment of Joy

Miyajima Souvenir Shop Funatsuki is one of the few stores in Miyajima that sells Miyajima Hariko. In the shop you can find variety of animal motifs, from deer and monkeys, which are symbols of Miyajima, to cats and owls, which are said to bring happiness. In addition to Miyajima Hariko, there are also a variety of other souvenirs available, such as Miyajima-yaki dolls made by the Ochi Kiln, which are formed using sea sand from Itsukushima Shrine. You can also buy miniature versions of the Great Torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine.