First akiya compulsory demolition in Hiroshima City
The first compulsory demolition of a vacant house (akiya) in Hiroshima City began in Higashi-ku today.
Read moreThe first compulsory demolition of a vacant house (akiya) in Hiroshima City began in Higashi-ku today.
Read moreHiroshima Prefecture has analyzed the symptoms of 405 COVID-19 patients who are thought to be highly likely to have contracted
Read moreJapan’s minimalist “no-brand quality goods” lifestyle store MUJI Ryohin is opening a huge new flagship store here in Hiroshima this spring.
Read moreHiroshima and Yamaguchi Prefectures record numbers of COVID-19 cases as the Omicron variant rapidly becomes dominant and targeting business restrictions are imposed
Read more80 new COVID-19 cases confirmed on the MCAS Iwakuni yesterday, December 29. This brings the total number of confirmed cases on the air base to 95 this since December 21.
Read moreThe roll out of COVID-19 vaccination booster shots began in the five Chugoku region prefectures this week. In line with
Read moreHiroshima is in for a pre-planned surprise on December 11 we the skies will be filled with fireworks.
Read moreIt has been confirmed that IKEA will not be opening a store in Hiroshima, at least for the time being.
Read moreThe COVID-19 state of emergency come to an end tomorrow, September 30. However, Hiroshima Prefecture is to continue to impose restrictions on local bars and restaurants in 4 areas for an additional 2 weeks.
Read moreThree men have been arrested on suspicion of cultivating cannabis on the island of Osaki Kamijima in Hiroshima Prefecture.
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