Hiroshima Station 10 Year Anniversary Shindig
Hallelujah 8-11 Nagarekawa-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima-ken, JapanLittle shindig to mark 10 years of the Hiroshima Station music podcast.
Little shindig to mark 10 years of the Hiroshima Station music podcast.
Enjoy Hiroshima Kagura under the stars, check out the beautiful costumes on display and nibble and sip at food stalls within the grounds of Hiroshima Castle.
Open Mic Nite at Kemby's Brew Pub.
3 days of mulled wine, beer, sausage, stollen, music and more at the base of the Urban View Grand Tower.
Watch the firefighters display their skill, see their fire engines and helicopters in action.
Mid-winter swim featuring samurai swimming techniques in the river in front of Hiroshima's A-bomb Dome.
Hiroshima's most central and visitor-friendly new year tondo bonfire festival.
Ritual firing of the first arrow at Omote Shrine on Miyajima is held on January 20 every year.
Teams from all 47 prefectures battle it out in this annual 48km road relay on an out-and-back course between Hiroshima Peace Park and Miyajima-guchi.
Fireworks displays to commemorate the completion of Miyajima's great shrine gate's major restoration on three evenings in January 2023.
Since 1956, March 3 as also been “National Ear Health Day” (in Japanese "ear" is mimi, and "three" is mi,
The annual samurai parade through the streets of Miyajima and Itsukushima Shrine.
Every year, the Hiroshima branch of the Japan Mint in Itsukaichi opens up its grounds to the public to enjoy its many late-blooming cherry blossoms.
Iwakuni Marine base opens up its gates to thousands of visitors who come for the entertainment, one of Japan's largest air shows and food.
The impressive hi-watari-shiki fire walking ritual takes place at Daishoin Temple on Miyajima twice a year in spring and autumn.
The annual Kintai Bridge Festival in Iwakuni is an excellent way to kick off your Golden Week.
The construction of Onomichi Port was started in 1740 thanks to the efforts of Kakuzaemon Hirayama and it was this
Every year on April 29 some of the neighboring city of Kure's main streets (centered on Kuramoro-dori St) are closed for parades, stages and, of course, lots of food and drink stalls Kure Minato Matsuri or Kure Port Festival.
What better way to celebrate Children's Day than by dressing your baby up in funny clothes and making them cry in front of a big crowd.
Monthly night featuring club influenced permutations of jazz and soul.
100 shrine maidens dance to soothe the souls of those lost to war and to wish for a good match at Hiroshima Gokoku Shrine. Kagura too!
Local DJs spinning from late afternoon in celebration of 7 years of Bar Hallelujah.
Hiroshima really comes alive over the three nights of Tōkasan - a festival that really does feel "festive". Join the
Tomo Bentenjima Fireworks Festival in the quaint port town of Tomo-no-ura kicks off the summer's fireworks festivals in the Chugoku
Mibu-no-hanadaue is a revived rice planting ritual said to have roots in the middle ages that is reenacted on the