When people visit Hiroshima, they usually head straight to the Peace Memorial Park (平和記念公園) for the Atomic Bomb Dome (原爆ドーム) or to the World Heritage Site, Miyajima (宮島). While the two top-ranked destinations in Hiroshima Prefecture are certainly a must-visit, you should also check out more attractions from the list below!
Table of Contents
- Explore Hiroshima With a Guided Tour
- Transportation in Hiroshima City
- The Cherry Blossom and the Fall Foliage Season in Hiroshima City
- The Attractions in Hiroshima City
The Attractions in Hiroshima City
In the list, we also include a couple of vegetarian-friendly restaurants you can visit for the must-try Japanese menu – Okonomiyaki.
- Shukkeien Garden (縮景園)
- Hiroshima Prefectural Museum (広島県立美術館)
- Hiroshima Toshogū Shrine (広島東照宮)
- Hiroshima Castle (広島城)
- Hiroshima Museum of Art (ひろしま美術館)
- Atomic Bomb Dome (原爆ドーム) and Peace Memorial Park – Hiroshima (広島平和記念公園)
- Hiroshima Orizuru Tower (おりづるタワー)
- Okonomimura (お好み村)
- Okonomiyaki Nagataya (お好み焼長田屋)
- Hiroshima YUME Plaza (市町村情報センターひろしま夢プラザ)
- Mitaki-dera Temple (三瀧寺)
- Ebayama Park (江波山公園)
- Ōgōnzan (黄金山)
- Japan MINT Hiroshima-shi Bureau (造幣局 広島支局)
- Hiroshima Botanical Garden (広島市植物公園)
- Hiroshima City Forest Park (広島市森林公園)
- Ishigatani Valley (石ケ谷峡)
Tip: Below is a JR Pass list covering Hiroshima and Miyajima.
☛ 5-Day JR Hiroshima Yamaguchi Area Pass|
☛ 5-Day JR Okayama-Hiroshima-Yamaguchi Area Pass
☛ 7-Day Setouchi Area Pass
☛ 5-Day JR Kansai-Hiroshima Area Pass
☛ 7-Day JR Sanyo-San’in Area Pass
☛ 7-Day JR-WEST All-Area Pass
☛ 7-Day JR Sanyo-San in-Northern Kyushu Area Pass
☛ JR Whole Japan Rail Pass (Consecutive 7, 14, or 21 Days)
Explore Hiroshima With a Guided Tour
If you prefer a guide to introduce you to the charms of Hiroshima, how about joining one of the below tours?
Hiroshima-Only
- Book through Viator:
- Hiroshima Kagura Dance Show and Rooftop Bar Night Tour
Hiroshima Food Tours
- All-inclusive Hiroshima Nighttime Food and Cultural Immersion
- Hiroshima Food Tour with a Local Foodie, 100% Personalised & Private
- Hiroshima Bar Hopping Food Tour (Let your guide know what you can’t eat and he/she will make sure there are something that you can order on the menu)
- Hiroshima: Local Favorites Private Night Food Tour
Bicycle Tours in Hiroshima
Activities in Hiroshima
- Explore the Tranquillity and Peace of Hiroshima via SUP
- Kendo (Japanese martial art) Experience in Hiroshima
- Japanese Traditional Archery Experience Hiroshima
- Half-Day Oku-yuki River Trekking
- Hiroshima No.1 food!! ‘Okonomiyaki’-Cooking Class (Please list out the ingredients you can’t eat when you reserve)
Hiroshima + Miyajima
- Book through Viator:
- Book through Klook:
Transportation in Hiroshima City
Apart from taking the JR Trains, there are a couple of ways to travel between the attractions in the city, including water taxis.
Bicycle Rental in Hiroshima City
The most ecological way to get to the next attraction in Hiroshima City, besides walking, is by cycling. The city has many electric-assisted bikes parked at many docking stations across the city center.
All you need to do is register an account and connect your credit cards or a Japanese contactless travel card, and you are set to jump onto one of their “Peacecle”!
For more information, please refer to the official website HERE.
Hiroshima Dentetsu (広島電鉄)
The local train company has train/tram stations close to many attractions. If you plan to visit Miyajima, you can also change to Hiroshima Dentetsu’s train instead of taking a JR train to get to Miyajima-guchi Station.
For the Hiroshima Dentetsu’s route map, please refer to HERE.
Important: You can’t use your JR Pass to board Hiroshima Dentetsu trains and buses. As an alternative, take the Loop Bus Hiroshima Meipuru-pu (広島市内循環バス めいぷる～ぷ) managed by JR Group.
Tip: For those who don’t hold a JR Pass that covers Hiroshima and will take at least 5 tram/bus trips in the city, consider getting one of the Hiroshima Dentetsu’s tram + bus pass to save money. There are several options for you to choose from. Most of them cover the ferry to Miyajima. The tickets should also cover the bus fare for boarding Loops Bus Hiroshima Meipuru-pu. For more information, check out the official website HERE. You can pre-purchase your pass through Klook or kkday.
Loop Bus Hiroshima Meipuru-pu (広島市内循環バス めいぷる～ぷ)
The loop bus stops at the attractions in Hiroshima City. It is the ideal bus service for those holding a JR Pass (as it will be free).
Click HERE for Loop Bus Hiroshima Meipuru-pu’s bus fare, route map, and timetable.
Tip: If you don’t have a JR Pass that covers Hiroshima and will only be visiting a couple of the main attractions close to Hiroshima Station covered by the Loop Bus, the one-day ticket to board the Loop Bus will give you more savings.
Other Regular Buses
There are also other regular buses running in Hiroshima, operated by Chūgoku JR Bus Company (中国ジェイアールバス) and Hiroshima Dentetsu.
For JR Pass holders, boarding the Chūgoku JR Bus Company services will be free of charge, but not Hiroshima Dentetsu services.
Water Taxi (雁木タクシー)
As there are a couple of rivers running through Hiroshima City, visitors can travel between some of the attractions by water taxi. Depending on your route, you might even get your admission fee for an attraction waived!
For more information, head to the official website HERE and translate the webpage with Google Chrome’s translation function on the right of the address bar.
Important: Advanced booking is required at least 3 days before if you want to board it on a weekday. On weekends and public holidays, it is still recommended to enquire in advance as the departure time varies according to the tide level of the day. You can check if the staff at your accommodation can inquire on your behalf.
Finding Your Way in Hiroshima City
If you ever get lost in Hiroshima City, go to one of the facilities with a red/blue TRAVELPAL International Sign. The staff there will be more than happy to guide you to your next destination. These places are also where you can get some travel pamphlets.
For a list of facilities that are registered as a TRAVELPAL, please refer to the official website HERE. The ones with “Eng” marked as services available have staff who can speak English.
The Cherry Blossom and the Fall Foliage Season in Hiroshima City
- Depending on where you go, the cherry blossom season is usually from late March to mid-April.
- The autumn foliage season in Hiroshima City is usually from mid to late November.
Shukkeien Garden (縮景園)
Shukkeien, a Japanese garden near JR Hiroshima Station, is said to be the garden that captures the beauty of the West Lake (西湖) in China.
Consequently, some might think the garden must be of a Chinese style. But this isn’t the case. Completed in 1620 as the garden of the villa for the first lord of Hiroshima Domain – Asano Nagaakira (浅野長晟), Shukkeien is a garden demonstrating the charms of a Japanese strolling garden throughout the year.
As a garden designated to be one of the National Places of Scenery Beauty (名勝), its admission fee is extremely kind to your wallet. The garden scenery is worth a lot more than what you pay at the entrance!
For more information, please read our article on Shukkeien!
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Hiroshima Tōshōgū Shrine (広島東照宮)
For a shrine near Hiroshima Station, visit Hiroshima Tōshōgū. It is one of the only places in Hiroshima City center with architecture built in the Edo period (1603 – 1867). Furthermore, it is the shrine that enshrined the great samurai, Tokugawa Ieyasu (徳川 家康)! In addition, you can enjoy some light hiking around the shrine.
For more information, refer to our Hiroshima Tōshōgū article!
Click HERE to return to a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Hiroshima Castle (広島城)
In addition to the Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle is the symbol of Hiroshima City. It is one of the Top 100 Castles in Japan (日本百名城), with a rich history as the base of three feudal families!
Inside the castle keep, there is a historical museum of samurai culture. The first two floors are dedicated to the history of the castle. The third floor is heaven for those who love armor and swords.
Also, the observation deck on the top floor will give you a panoramic view that goes as far as Miyajima!
To find out more about the Castle’s history and best features, please read our article on Hiroshima Castle (=ﾟωﾟ)ﾉ.
Atomic Bomb Dome (原爆ドーム) and Peace Memorial Park – Hiroshima (広島平和記念公園)
Speaking of Hiroshima, many associates it with the place that suffered from an atomic bomb attack. In the turbulent world we live in today, the atomic bomb dome, together with the peace memorial park, are ideal places for us to rethink what we can do for world peace.
For more information about the hell-like world the bombing had created, please read our article on Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park – Hiroshima.
Tip: Book the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park Self-Guided Audio Tour to understand each spot in the park better.
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Hiroshima Orizuru Tower (おりづるタワー)
If you want an aerial view of Peace Memorial Park – Hiroshima and the Atomic Bomb Dome, head to the Hiroshima Orizuru Tower nearby.
On a clear day, at the observation deck, in addition to the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome, you can also see Mt. Misen (弥山) on Miyajima Island across the sea.
If you love paper folding, you can fold some paper cranes and throw them into the symbol of the building, a wall named “Oritsuru no Kabe (おりづるの壁)”.
Similar to the glass display boxes at the sides of the Children’s Peace Monument, this clear wall collects all the paper cranes that visitors have folded to pray for a peaceful and better world.
Tip: If you don’t know how to fold a paper crane, you can learn from the tablets in the building (^_-)-☆.
The tower also serves as an outlet for local specialties and has a cafe where you can grab a meal (no vegetarian menu available). The shortfall of the tower is probably its unfriendly admission fee and the fact that throwing paper cranes into Oritsuru no Kabe is not free of charge.
According to Hiroshima Matsuda (株式会社広島マツダ) that owns the building, it is to avoid overcrowding. They want to keep the venue as a space for visitors to be able to reflect, almost like what you do at a zen temple. Too many visitors will mean this purpose is unachievable.
For more information about the tower, please refer to their official website HERE.
Hiroshima Orizuru Tower’s Opening Hours, Admission Fee, and Access Information
- The opening hours of Hiroshima Oizuru Tower are from 10 am to 6 pm.
- The last admission to the observation deck is at 5 pm but may vary if events are held on the day.
- The tower is closed on the 31st of December.
- The admission fee are
- 2,200 yen for adults
- 1,400 yen for high school students
- 900 yen for elementary school students
- 600 yen for children 4 years old and above
- From Hiroshima Station (広島駅), take Hiroshima Dentetsu (広島電鉄) and get off at Genbaku Dome-mae (原爆ドーム前).
- From Hiroshima Station’s Shinkansen Entrance (広島駅新幹線口), you can also take the Loop Bus Hiroshima Meipuru-pu’s (広島市内循環バス めいぷる～ぷ) Orange, Green, Lemon, and Blue Route and get off at Atomic Bomb Dome (原爆ドーム前).
- If you plan to take regular JR trains, exit from the south exit and take bus services that will stop at Genbaku Dome-mae (原爆ドーム前), Kamiyacho (紙屋町), or Hiroshima Bus Center (広島バスセンター)
- From Kamiyacho or Hiroshima Bus Center, it is a 5-minute walk from the bus stop.
- You can refer to the timetable HERE.
Okonomimura (お好み村)
When you visit Hiroshima, you have to try the savory Japanese pancake okonomiyaki, the most well-known food in the region! Depending on the region, the savory pancakes cooked on a hot iron plate come in a few different versions.
The Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki incorporates udon or soba noodles, while the Osaka-style okonomiyaki is the one without the noodles. In Tokyo, they have Monjayaki, which is more watery than the okonomiyaki and is eaten with two small okonomiyaki spatulas.
The Okonomimura in Shintenchi (新天地) in the city center is a building filled with many okonomiyaki restaurants. What is on offer in each restaurant varies slightly, so you can take your time and shop around before settling on the restaurant with the menu that attracts you the most.
HERE is their website, with a list of restaurants in the building.
Below is a list of restaurants that are relatively more vegetarian-friendly and with a few okonomiyaki options with less seafood/meat and more vegetable/cheese/rice cakes.
You can simply let the chef know you are vegan/vegetarian and ask them to exclude seafood/meat from your pancake when they cook in front of you.
- 3F
- Ron (ロン)
- Teppei (てっ平)
- 4F
- Hakkai (八戒)
- Roku (祿)
- The chef speaks good English
- Eegai (ええがい)
- Atom (あとむ)
Tip: When you get there, utilize the phrases in our Essential Japanese Travel Phrases for Vegetarians and Vegans article to order!
How to Get to Okonomimura
- From Hiroshima Station (広島駅), take Hiroshima Dentetsu’s (広島電鉄) train bound for Ujina (宇品), Eba (江波), West Hiroshima (西広島), or Miyajima (宮島), and get off at Hatchōbori (八丁堀). From there, it is a 3-minute walk.
- From Hiroshima Station’s Shinkansen Entrance (広島駅新幹線口), take the Hiroshima Meipuru-pu Loop Bus (広島市内循環バス めいぷる～ぷ) via the green or orange route and get off at Hatchōbori (八丁堀), it is then a 5-minute walk.
- If you take the green route, you can also get off at Shintenchi (新天地). Okonomimura is then a 3-minute walk away.
- If you plan to take regular JR trains, exit the south exit and take buses stopping at Hatchōbori or Shintenchi.
Okonomiyaki Nagataya (お好み焼長田屋)
If you are just around the Atomic Bomb Dome/Peace Memorial Park – Hiroshima and fancy an okonomiyaki, stop by Nagataya and check out their vegan/vegetarian menu.
That is right. This lovely restaurant’s menu has a section dedicated to non-meat eaters!
Please check out their website HERE for their menu. They also have a few vegetarian/vegan side dishes you can order.
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Hiroshima YUME Plaza (市町村情報センターひろしま夢プラザ)
Hiroshima YUME Plaza, in the middle of a shopping district, is the perfect place for souvenir shopping. The small plaza is filled with local specialties across the prefecture, and you can even source sightseeing pamphlets in other parts of Hiroshima!
The plaza also sells common Japanese side dishes (you can use the phrases in our Essential Japanese Travel Phrases for Vegetarians and Vegans article to order vegetarian dishes). So if you are staying in an Airbnb and want to save some money on food, grab a few of their dishes, and all you need to do is get some instant rice from one of the convenience stores, heat your food, and the dinner is ready!
Hiroshima YUME Plaza’s Opening Hours and Access Information
- The opening hours of Hiroshima YUME Plaza are from 10 am to 7 pm.
- From Hiroshima Station (広島駅), take Hiroshima Dentetsu (広島電鉄) and get off at Hondōri Station (本通駅) or Kamiya-cho-higashi (紙屋町東) or Kamiya-cho-nishi (紙屋町西).
- From Hiroshima Station’s Shinkansen Entrance (広島駅新幹線口), you can also take the Loop Bus Hiroshima Meipuru-pu’s (広島市内循環バス めいぷる～ぷ) orange, lemon, and green route and get off at Kamiyacho (紙屋町).
Mitaki-dera (三瀧寺)
Mitaki-dera is a temple standing in the middle of Mt. Mitaki (三滝山). Throughout the precinct of the temple, there are a couple of mountain streams flowing from the three majestic waterfalls. It might sound like the temple is hard to get to when we say it is in a mountain, but that is not the case! It is just three stations away from Hiroshima Station! So in autumn, it is one of the best destinations in Hiroshima for some stunning fall colors (=ﾟωﾟ)ﾉ. Moreover, there are delicious traditional desserts at the temple’s cafe!
For more information, refer to our article on Mitaki-dera!
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Ebayama Park (江波山公園)
If you want to look at cherry blossoms from late March to early April, Ebayama Park is the place to go!
It is on the hill southwest of Hiroshima City, not too far away from the city center.
From late February to early March, you can also catch some gorgeous scenery of plum blossoms (^_-)-☆.
Other time of the year, you can see:
- Wisteria: Late April to early May
- Hydrangea: Late May to early June
- Ginkgo: late November to early December
At the park, you will also find another building that was damaged by the bombing.
The Ebayama Museum of Meteorology (江波山気象館), at Ebayama Park, was the old Hiroshima Weather Station (広島測候所). Opened in 1992, it has been transformed into a museum with the theme of weather. You can still find traces of the damage from the atomic bomb.
How to Get to Ebayama Park
To get to Ebayama Park, from Kamiyachō (紙屋町) or Hatchōbori (八丁堀), take Hiroshima Dentetsu’s bus route 6 bound for Eba Eigyōjo(江波営業所 ) and get off at Ebasakaemachi (江波栄町).
The park is just a one-minute walk away from the bus stop.
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Ōgōnzan (黄金山)
Ōgōnzan, or Mt. Ōgōn, is in the south of Hiroshima City. It was where Niho Castle (仁保城) used to be.
The best time to visit Ōgōnzan is probably during the cherry blossom season, when the 480 cherry trees lined on the road leading to the summit bloom.
We recommend you park your car at the foot of the mountain and take a light 60-minute hike up the 221.7 meters tall Ōgōnzan. This way, you can enjoy the natural breeze and get some exercise done!
Also, for those seeking a romantic spot in Hiroshima, head up to the observatory before sunset. The orange sun will slowly disappear from the horizon as the buildings and roads below begin to illuminate.
Important: Please be aware that from 11 pm to 5 am, the road to Ōgōnzan is closed.
How to Get to Ōgōnzan
- Driving to Ōgōnzan is the best option. You can either park at the foot of the mountain or at the car park near the observatory at the top.
- From Hiroshima Station, take buses bound for Niho Shakō-mae (仁保車庫前) and get off at Asahigaoka Danchi Iriguchi (旭ヶ丘団地入口). From there, it will be a 40 to 50-minute hike.
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Japan MINT Hiroshima-shi Bureau (造幣局 広島支局)
If you ever visit the MINT Bureau in Hiroshima, you might go to see the coins Japan is making. But most people who visit it are there for the cherry blossoms!
Each year, Japan MINT Hiroshima-shi Bureau holds an event called Hana no Mawarimichi (花のまわりみち) for people to enjoy the 216 cherry trees of 64 different species that bloom on its ground.
In 2023, the event was held from the 12th to the 18th of April from 10 am to 8 pm. During the event, temporary buses connect you from the closest train station (fee applies).
If you are interested in the coin collection from centuries ago in the Japanese MINT Bureau, you can stop by the bureau at other times of the year. Foreign coins and badges are also on display.
It is also possible to visit the factory. However, advanced booking is required by phone. Also, the tour is only held in Japanese. If you are interested, visit their website HERE and get the page translated with the Google Translate function.
Japan MINT Hiroshima-shi Bureau’s Opening Hours and Access Information
- The exhibition room (造幣展示室) is open from 9:30 am to 4 pm.
- When the Hana no Mawarimichi event is on, you can take buses running between Itsukaichi Station (五日市駅) and the Bureau.
- Or take Hiroshima Dentetsu’s bus from Itsukaichi Station and get off at Itsukaichi Go-chome-guchi (五日市五丁目口) or Sendobashi (千同橋). From the bus stops, it is around a 10-minute walk.
- You can also take buses running by Hiroshima Dentetsu from Hiroshima Bus Center (広島バスセンター) and get off at Saeki Kumin Bunka Center-mae (佐伯区民文化センター前).
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Hiroshima Botanical Garden (広島市植物公園)
If you enjoy being in the middle of a sea of flowers, stop by Hiroshima Botanical Garden on your way to Miyajima!
Located on a hill overlooking the Seto Inland Sea National Park (瀬戸内海国立公園), rather than a “garden”, it is more like a botanical park. The garden is divided into several different areas, such as a large greenhouse, a Japanese garden, and many other flower beds featuring various flowers for you to appreciate all year round!
During the cherry blossom season, for those who dislike crowds, visit Hiroshima Botanical Garden for the 250 cherry trees of 67 different species that will bloom from mid-March to late April. The scenery here can be equally or even more splendid than what you will get at Japan MINT Hiroshima-shi Bureau (造幣局 広島支局)!
Tips:
☛ You can board the Ma-chan-gō (マーちゃん号) for free between 10 am to midday and 1 pm to 3 pm on weekends and public holidays to get to the rose garden. Please check with the staff about where to board the electric car from.
☛ As no complete vegetarian dishes are sold at their restaurant (all contain meat/seafood extract), bring your food and enjoy a picnic in the garden!
From mid to late November, Hiroshima Botanical Garden is another less-known place for autumn foliage. As Christmas approaches, nighttime illumination will color the garden at night!
Hiroshima Botanical Garden’s Opening Hours, Admission Fee, and Access Information
- For information about the opening hours and admission fee and a map of the garden, please refer to their official website HERE.
- From JR Hiroshima Station (広島駅), take Sanyō Main Line (山陽本線) and get off at Itsukaichi Station (五日市駅). From there, change for buses operated by Hiroshima Dentetsu bound for Yakushigaoka (薬師が丘線) and get off at Shokubutsu Kōen (植物公園)
- HERE is the timetable of the bus service.
- Please refer to page 3 for weekdays and page 4 for weekends and public holiday.
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Hiroshima City Forest Park (広島市森林公園)
If you have access to a car when you come to Hiroshima for cherry blossoms and fall foliage hunting, you can escape from the crowd and have more space at Hiroshima City Forest Park.
The park, boasting a ground of 400 hectares, is just a 30-minute drive from the city center. Located at an altitude of around 400 meters, enjoy the color of spring and autumn overlooking the Sato Inland Sea (瀬戸内海)!
Another reason for visiting Hiroshima City Forest Park is for its Yamashiro Tenbō-dai Observatory (山城展望台), which features reproductions of commonplace castles from the early to the mid-Sengoku period (1467 – 1615).
At the time, the lords and most soldiers lived at the mountain’s foot. The castles in the mountains were built for patrolling purposes, ensuring there were no attacks from enemies. This is why the structure of the Yamashiro Tenbō-dai Observatory seems a lot simpler compared to Hiroshima Castle.
If you don’t want to hike your way up, no worries! Just board the monorail from the first car park, and you will be at the observatory in less than 10 minutes!
- To see what the observatory and monorail look like, refer to the official pamphlet HERE.
- The monorail costs 200 yen for adults and 100 yen for elementary and high school students, and anyone under 18 years old.
- Note children under 3 years old can’t board the monorail.
Although only in Japanese, HERE is a map of the park.
The Cherry Blossom and the Fall Foliage Season at Hiroshima City Forest Park
- The cherry blossom season is usually from late March to mid-April.
- From late April to early May, azalea will be blooming.
- The autumn foliage season is usually from late October to mid-November.
- The cherry blossom season is usually from late March to mid-April.
- From late April to early May, azalea will be blooming.
- The autumn foliage season is usually from late October to mid-November.
Hiroshima City Forest Park’s Opening Hours, Parking Fee, and Access Information
- Hiroshima City Forest Park is open from 9 am to 4:30 pm daily except Wednesdays and from the 29th of December to the 3rd of January.
- The last admission is at 4 pm.
- Monorail is running from around 9:30 am to 4 pm.
- The last service departs at around 3:30 pm.
- If Wednesday is a public holiday, the park will be closed the next day.
- Parking for cars with a capacity of 10 people or less is 450 yen per day.
- Without access to a car, you can still visit Hiroshima City Forest Park. From Hiroshima Station, take Hiroshima Bus’s route 29 (Fukagawa Line (深川線)) bound for Ogawara Shako (小河原車庫) and get off at Noboriishi (登石). From the bus stop, it will be a 40-minute walk.
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Ishigatani Valley (石ケ谷峡)
If you visit Hiroshima in the middle of summer and are seeking some coolness from the scorching heat, head to Ishigatani Valley near Yuki Onsen (湯来温泉).
The 7 km valley is the prefecture’s designated site of scenic beauty. In summer, it is the natural pool for locals to relax and have some fun in the clear mountain stream.
When the weather starts turning cold, and the scenery is dyed with vibrant color, the valley is a hidden gem for some autumn foliage hunting!
How to Get to Ishigatani Valley
From the south exit of Itsukaichi Station (五日市駅), take buses bound for Yuki Onsen until you reach Ishigatanikyō Iriguchi (石ヶ谷峡入口).
Click HERE for a list of attractions in Hiroshima.
Discover the Astonishing Attractions in Miyajima
Another reason that tourists visit Hiroshima Prefecture is for Miyajima, a sacred island that houses not one but two World Heritages.
But Miyajima isn’t just about the Great Torii Gate. So if you haven’t already, check out our Miyajima article for all the attractions on the sacred island!
