Imakoyasan: Discover Hiroshima’s “Little Koyasan” and a Hidden Temple Café
In the quiet hills of Sera, 90 minutes from Hiroshima, lies a little-known temple complex called Imakoyasan (今高野山).
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Dining
All about where to eat and drink in Hiroshima.
Worth Waking Up For: Morning Juice Stand
In a small corner of Tenma-cho, nestled in the backstreets of residential houses and local companies, is Morning Juice Stand,
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Classic Yōshoku: Cafe and Grill Karasawa
In the back streets of Hacchbori next to Kyōguchimon Park lies Cafe and Grill Karasawa, a yōshoku-ya for those in
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Oheso Cafe
Oheso Cafe owners Kyoko and Frank have created a successful business, selling amazing bread and food, in rural Sera in the north of Hiroshima Prefecture through their hard work and dedication to the needs of their customers and community.
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Style and Substance: Kisuke
Welcoming and stylish, Kisuke is a friendly Japanese washoku restaurant, popular with both foodies and washoku-newbies.
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Making Connections: Kitchen Minot
Whenever asked about what kind of restaurant he runs, Kitchen Minot owner and chef Noriaki Shimbara’s answer is always the
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Triple Cafe
Triple is a great place to pop into for a light meal. Set in a cute, wooden, rustic building- climb
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Local Legend: Youki Ramen
Local favorite Youki has been serving chuka-soba A.K.A. ramen for 62 years and this little shop in Eba is where it all started.
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Let’s Have a Kiki: Kiki Coffee
Kiki Coffee, well worth hunting down.
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Quetzal
A rare gem in the jungle of modern mass-produced confections.
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