Shukkei-en Garden Autumn Illuminations
Every year in late November, Shukkei-en Garden stays open late and lights up its cherry and maple trees as their
Read moreEvery year in late November, Shukkei-en Garden stays open late and lights up its cherry and maple trees as their
Read moreA 1.5 ton 20m long cardbaord steam engine is on display in the concourse on the north side of Hiroshima
Read moreIt was a no brainer that BOM, the permanently genki owner of little bar Koba, would be the “face of
Read moreScenes from the annual celebratory kangetsu-sai autumn moon-viewing tea ceremonies at Hiroshima’s Shukkei-en Garden.
Read moreSome of our favorite captures of the 2017 Miyajima Fireworks Festival.
Read more72 years ago today, US forces dropped a nuclear bomb on the people living, working and studying in Hiroshima. The
Read moreGetHiroshima joined up with EARTH Hiroshima at the clean up event, held every year in the run up to the
Read more3 minutes of film footage of Hiroshima in the spring on 1935 released by the Peace Memorial Museum.
Read moreHarbingers of spring, the ume plum blossoms in Shukkei-en Garden ume grove are nearing full bloom.
Read moreUshita Sogo Koen Park has many large, beautiful cherry tress are laden with gorgeous blossoms during sakura season and is
Read moreAutumn is one of the best times of year to visit Gokuraku-ji Temple in Hatsukaichi. [日本語]
Read moreToday, Hiroshima Carp fans had the chance to fete their heroes at a victory parade for the first time in
Read moreTaishakyu-kyo Gorge near Shobara in the northeast of the prefecture is a very popular spot for enjoying the autumn colors
Read moreMitaki Temple is worth visiting at any time of the year, but it is particularly beautiful in the autumn.
Read moreKilling time with summer yukata and garigari-kun in the side-streets of Yokogawa.
Read moreWe had beautiful weather for the final day of the Flower Festival this year. Here are some of my favorite
Read moreIt happens every year. You spend weeks looking forward to spreading out under cherry trees laden with sakura blossoms, stunning
Read moreA community-organized festival, the Grand Inoko Matsuri is a modern interpretation of a medieval rite to safeguard health and prosperity,
Read moreBeautiful Sandan-kyo Gorge, in the north of Hiroshima prefecture in the town of Aki-ota, is one of the earliest places
Read moreNature saw fit to match the eagerly anticipated peak of this year’s cherry blossom blooms with some spectacular storms and
Read moreEvery spring Shukkei-en Garden opens late and lights up the beautiful blossoms on its many varieties of cherry trees. It
Read moreIn hope of some early spring sunshine, I headed down to Ujina port on a Wednesday morning in late February
Read moreEvery year, for two days near the end of January, the “Green Arena” prefectural sports hall is filled with Jaguars,
Read moreA compilation of lovely photos of the Autumn leaves at Yoshimizu-en garden in Kake at the weekend. This beautiful garden
Read moreA collection of the Instagrams showing striking, and sometimes surprising, views of our city and the surrounding region that have
Read moreInterviews with some of the many talented filmmakers who attended the 30th anniversary of the Hiroshima International Film Festival, plus
Read moreAs of 9/1/2014, 72 people have lost their lives and over 800 have lost their homes in the northern suburbs
Read moreCycling Tips have put together a beautiful short video of a bike trip they took around Hiroshima last month. It
Read moreWe found this great video guide of this year’s Flower Festival by a super-cute and bubbly international university student in
Read moreBack in the winter we gave GetHiroshima readers a tall order. We asked people to submit a photo that would make people
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