Experience

Parks & Scenic Spots

Get your camera and a picnic lunch ready for parks and scenic spots in Hiroshima. Explore Shukkeien Garden, a beautifully restored Edo-period garden that was damaged in the atomic bombing. Explore outside the city to bask in the glory of 500 sakura trees in spring or 700 maple trees in autumn. In summer, hobnob with Miyajima deer while relaxing on the beach. This compilation is your field guide to Hiroshima’s unforgettable views.

Miroku no Sato (みろくの里)

Miroku-no-Sato is an amusement park located about 30 minutes by bus from JR Fukuyama Station. It is an amusement park where you can enjoy old-fashioned attractions such as roller coasters and merry-go-rounds. The adult fee for a Free Pass is ¥3,300, which allows access to all the attractions. In addition to the attractions, there is an area called “Itsukakita no Michi (A Road Visited At One Point),” which recreates a Japanese street scene from around the 1950s and is popular for its Instagram-worthiness.

[Admission ticket (admission to the
amusment park + admission to
“Itsukakita no Michi”)]
Adult (13+ years) – ¥1,000
Child (12 years and under) – ¥700

[Free Pass (Admission ticket + 22
rides)
Adult (13+ years) – ¥3,300
Child (12 years and under) – ¥3000
If you wish to use your student discount, please present your passport or school ID at reception before entering the park.

Moment of Joy

The highlight of Miroku-no-Sato is the collection of old-fashioned attractions that you cannot find at Disneyland or Universal Studios. Attractions such as the Viking and Wave Swinger are still in operation. Also, in the winter, a large scale illumination using over one million LEDs appears throughout the park. You can enjoy the fantastic world of illumination while riding the attractions.