Welcome to the ultimate travel guide to Hiroshima,! In this comprehensive, we will explore the things to do and attractions that Hiroshima has to offer. From historical to cultural experiences, travel guide will help you an unforgettable trip toshima.
First, will visit the iconic Hiro Peace Memorial Park, lasting symbol of resilience and peace. Discover the moving Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, which offers a poignant insight into the devastating effects of the atomic bomb and serves as a reminder of the city’s remarkable recovery.
Next, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Hiroshima Castle, a reconstructed fortress that offers panoramic views of the city. Learn about its rich history and explore the beautiful gardens that surround it.
No visit to Hiroshima would be complete without experiencing the mouthwatering local cuisine. Indulge in Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki, a savory pancake layered with various ingredients, or savor the delectable Hiroshima-style tsukemen noodles. You’ll also find a wide range of fresh seafood delicacies to tantalize your taste buds.
For nature lovers, a visit to Miyajima Island is a must. Just a short ferry ride away, this island is known for its picturesque views and the iconic floating torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine. Explore the tranquil forests, hike up Mount Misen for stunning vistas, and encounter friendly wild deer roaming freely.
Additionally, we will take you on a shopping spree through Hiroshima’s bustling streets, where you can find both traditional crafts and modern fashion. Don’t forget to pick up a souvenir, such as a Hiroshima Carp baseball cap, to commemorate your visit.
Whether you are a history enthusiast, a food lover, or just enjoy experiencing vibrant cultures, Hiroshima has something for everyone. Join us on this virtual journey and start planning your own adventure to one of Japan’s most captivating cities!
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▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Peace Memorial Park
01:30 Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
02:13 Itsukushima Jinja
02:56 Children’s Peace Monument
03:46 Okunoshima Island
04:29 Okonomi-mura
05:17 Hiroshima Castle
06:01 Shukkei-en Garden
06:49 Orizuru Tower
07:32 Hiroshima Museum of Art
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Forever associated with the world’s first atomic bomb attack that leveled the city on August 6th 1945 Hiroshima has bounced back remarkably since then and now looks much like any other modern Japanese City boasting some excellent Cuisine bustling nightlife and the usual neonlit streets and sky scrapers
Hiroshima lies in the west of honu and is the largest city in the region today we share the top 10 best things to do in Hiroshima so you can plan a trip and experience all the exciting attractions and activities this beautiful city has to offer starting with number 10 peace Memorial Park lying in between the Oda and motoyasu rivers peace Memorial Park is where you can can find the vast majority of hiroshima’s memorials and monuments to the horrific atomic bomb attack of 1945 nowadays a very green and leafy place to wander around it is hard to imagine that the park was once the
Bustling and busy Center of hirosima there is loads to see in the park and its main sites include the atomic bomb Dome the children’s peace monument and the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum at number nine is the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum although it is a harrowing place to visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is simply a must if you want to understand the tragic events that took place on August 6th 1945 and their aftermath located in the Hiroshima Peace
Memorial Park the museum documents to lead up to the bombing the effects of the atomic bomb and its impact on the city and its people with lots of Twisted and deformed everyday items on show its many photos and displays effectively capture the horrific destruction caused by the bomb at number eight itsukushima
Ginja itsukushima Shrine is a Shinto Shrine on the island of itsukushima popularly known as maima best known for its floating Tory gate one it is in the city of hataki in Hiroshima prefecture in Japan accessible from the mainland by ferry at mayaimi station the shrine complex is listed as
A UNESCO world heritage site and the Japanese government has designated several buildings and possessions as National Treasures the itsukushima shrine is one of Japan’s most popular tourist attractions at number seven children’s peace Monument dedicated to the thousands of children who lost their lives during the atomic bomb attack the children’s peace
Monument is a very moving and inspiring place to visit and is a must when in Hiroshima unveiled on May 5th 1958 the memorial has a statue of a small girl standing at top of it holding a wire crane up to the sky the small girl in question is Sadako
Sasaki who at age 11 sadly developed l IA due to the bomb’s after effects and decided to make a Thousand Paper Cranes this is because in Japan It is believed that if one folds a thousand origami cranes they will be granted a Wish at number six in our list okinoshima Island about A4 of an hour from tatumi Port Takara City this small island Just 4 km in circum conference is known for being home to some 700 wild rabbits it attracts tourists from all over the globe seeking Solace and healing the island is currently part of
A national park and contains a number of facilities such as the national Vacation Village okinoshima which offers accommodation a hot spring and local Delicacies as well as a campsite and the okinoshima visitors center at number five okanura Spanning over three floors okonomimura is the place to go if you’re looking to try one of hiroshima’s most famous and popular dishes okonomiyaki a type of savory pancake okonomiyaki is served with a variety of different toppings and shredded cabbage usually makes up a substantial part of its base and batter meaning econom
Miyaki Village okanura has over 25 different stands all selling the same delicacy for you to try out just in different styles and with varied ingredients this colorful and Lively food theme park is lots of fun to visit at number four Hiroshima Castle as the original Hiroshima Castle was just one of the city’s many historical sites to be destroyed by the atomic bomb the version we see today only dates back to 1958 you wouldn’t guess it however as it was Faithfully restored and rebuilt to mimic how it would have looked all the
Way back in 1589 when it was first constructed surrounded by a moat and some delightful grounds the five-story castle looks absolutely incredible and is particularly pretty to see in spring when the cherry blossom trees are in bloom at number three in our list shaken Garden despite its small size shaken Garden packs a remarkable array of different Landscapes into its Grounds its name in English actually translates to shrunken scenery Garden when walking around its beautifully laid out well-landscaped Gardens you’ll come across stunning Mountain Vistas forests and valleys just in miniature dating all the way back to 1620 when aano Naga care of the Dao or feudal Lord of heroshima ordered it to
Be built shaken Garden is a peaceful and pretty place to spend some time and unwind in Nature at number two or zuru Tower as it overlooks both the atomic bomb Dome and peace Memorial Park or zuru Tower is blessed with one of the best views in the whole of Hiroshima the Sleek modern building was only opened in 2016 out of its observation deck’s wall to ceiling Windows visitors can see all
Of Hiroshima spread out before them although it makes for a spectacular site at any time of day it is particularly worthwhile visiting in the evening when the sun sets over the city check out the number one places in our list Hiroshima Museum of Art founded in 1978 the Hiroshima Museum
Of Art houses a fantastic collection of paintings and artworks from both European and Japanese artists taking you on a delightful journey through art history with Romanticism post-impressionism and fism all represented its extensive galleries will Astound art lovers with all that they have to offer among its many highlights
Are paintings by renowned names such as Vincent Van go Claude Monae and Pablo Picasso now it’s time to hear from you what’s your favorite things to do in Hiroshima is there something we missed let us know in the comments section below and don’t forget to give this
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