From the shadow of the A-Bomb Dome to the vibrant streets of the modern city, discover a journey of profound meaning.
Honoring the past while looking toward a shared future.
The skeletal remains of the Industrial Promotion Hall stand as a powerful UNESCO World Heritage site and a silent plea for world peace.
Visit the Museum and the Cenotaph. See the 'Flame of Peace,' designed to burn until the last nuclear weapon on earth is destroyed.
Inspired by Sadako Sasaki, thousands of colorful paper cranes from around the world are offered here daily as symbols of healing.
Hiroshima Castle, surrounded by a peaceful moat, offers a glimpse into the city's samurai history and reconstruction. It is especially beautiful during cherry blossom season.
Hiroshima is famous for its 'Hibakujumoku', A-bombed trees that survived the blast and continue to grow today. These trees are living symbols of the city’s incredible will to live and thrive.
Traveler Tip
Ride the 'Hiroden' the city's historic streetcars, some of which survived 1945.
Unlike the Osaka style, Hiroshima's savory pancake is layered with noodles, cabbage, and egg. Visit 'Okonomimura' for 25+ stalls in one building!
The region is Japan's top lemon producer. Try refreshing lemon-infused treats and drinks along the Hondori shopping arcade.
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A Note to our Guests
Thank you for walking with us through the history and heart of Hiroshima. We are honored to share the story of this resilient city with you.
— The Hiroshima Travel Team