Culture
The explosion of the atomic bomb over the city on August 6, 1945 ensured that, henceforth, the city’s name would be one of th...
Most well-known for its annual sake festival in Saijo every October, visitors to Higashi-Hiroshima can get a feel for its sak...
Hatsukaichi is centered on the small town on the main island of Honshu almost opposite the sacred island of Miyajima on which...
Home of roses, geta sandals and Ponyo, Fukuyama lies between Osaka and Hiroshima. Here can also be found much natural beauty ...
The port of Mihara sits pretty much in the center of Hiroshima prefecture’s Seto Inland Sea coastline, 20 minutes by bullet t...
Onomichi in Hiroshima Prefecture is an unusual and beautiful town facing the Seto Inland Sea. Both the more common sights in ...
While Miyajima has a reputation as a tourist destination, it has a deep history with Japan and Shinto culture. It has also pl...
Famous for its shipbuilding heritage and maritime history, Kure is a port city located along the Seto Inland Sea, south-east ...
One ethereal place to appreciate ethereal wisteria flowers is at Hiroshima's Sera Kogen Farm, which is home to approximately ...
Held annually on the vernal equinox, the Hiroshima Warmed Sake Festival allows visitors to sample a variety of local brews he...
During late July through August, 60 varieties of sunflowers fill a space of approximately 65,000 square meters at Hiroshima's...
While many buildings in Onomichi are abandonne, people are also trying to revitalize the city by restoring abandoned building...
As you explore the prefecture’s natural beauty, historic temples, and urban museums and sculptures, why not also take your ta...
Kissa Saeki in Hiroshima is housed in a traditional kissaten, but has adapted to the changing times and has meals catering to...
Coming to Japan to cycle the Shimanami Kaido? Hotel Cycle is situated in Onomichi, and is the perfect spot to base yourself i...
Why Guest House Roku in Hiroshima is a great place for budget travelers looking to make friends
If you're planning to cross the Shimanami Kaido, it's best to stay overnight on one of the islands, and Setoda Private Hostel...
Stop by Mount Takamiyama for an easy ride and a great point of view on the Seto inland sea and it’s islands.
While many buildings in Onomichi are abandonne, people are also trying to revitalize the city by restoring abandoned building...
With a moody and intimate atmosphere, this well hidden bar in Onomichi is worth a visit, if you are in town on the right day.