Gokuraku-ji Temple

Gokuraku-ji Temple dates from medieval times and stands on top of the mountain that bears its name, overlooking Hatsukaichi and

Kinkō Inari Shrine

Hiroshima’s answer to Kyoto’s Fushimi-inari Shrine, on the side of Mt Futaba-yama just north of Hiroshima shinkansen station.

Magic Island’s Ryuji Nishikawa talks about his mission to bring people back to Hiroshima’s waterways.

Small cafe attached to Junkudo bookstore on the 10th floor of the Yale Yale/Fukuya department store building opposite Hiroshima JR

“It’s as if the clothes say, ‘See the radiation in my body,’” Michel Aguilera describes the subjects of his most

The Art Aquarium has been a huge summer hit in Tokyo over the past few years, attracting a total audience

Here is a compilation of the various events taking place around Hiroshima to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the A-bombing.

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You won’t find lions, tigers and bears (well, maybe bears) at Ono Wildlife Sanctuary [おおのの自然観察の森 oono no shizen kansatsu no

Ondo Ongaku Shokudo is in a relaxed basement space on the edge of Hiroshima’s entertainment district, located below and named

One of only two of the seventy trams running on the morning of August 6, 1945 to survive the A-bombing