Wood Egg Okonomiyaki Hall: Monument to the “taste of peace.”
Hiroshima’s beloved soul food, okonomiyaki, is not just a savory treat; it is a symbol of resilience, community, and peace.
Read moreHiroshima’s beloved soul food, okonomiyaki, is not just a savory treat; it is a symbol of resilience, community, and peace.
Read moreThe ginkgo tree that grows through the roof of the temple gate of at Anraku-ji in Ushita is around 300
Read moreOn October 15, 2025, Hiroshima Airport became home to an eye-catching new symbol of international friendship — the Hiroshima–Mexico Friendship
Read moreItsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island, Hiroshima — Japan’s “floating” Shinto shrine where architecture meets the sea. Learn its myths, history, festivals, and travel tips in this in-depth guide.
Read moreIn the heart of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, a short distance from the iconic A-Bomb Dome, which stands across the
Read moreConsidering the historical significance of what it marks, the location of the Hiroshima Ground Zero Memorial isn’t at all obvious.
Read moreA gorgeous natural tapestry of peach blossoms painted on the rice terraces of the “Closest Village to Heaven,” high in the hills of Ohnan.
Read moreIwakuni’s iconic Kintai-kyo Bridge will be illuminated nightly from sunset to 10 pm between March 14 and June 1.
Read moreGetHiroshima was recently invited to take a tour behind the scenes, with the hope that we would share its activities
Read moreTime your visit to Miyajima to maximum effect by checking our Miyajima tide timetables for when you can see the
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