The city of Hiroshima is on the Honshu Island in Japan, and it is the one that illustrates the painful history and the resilience which is also in the future. This city is famous all over the world for the atomic bombing that happened in 1945 and became the symbol of peace and forgiveness. The existence of many memorials, rich and modern culture, and the landscapes, which attract the tourists while they wish to learn special history of Japan.
This is one of the most peaceful places of the city which is built in the memory of the victims of the atomic bomb with highlights like Peace Memorial Museum, Atomic Bomb Dome, monuments for world peace etc.
Miyajima Island can be reached by ferry, it is a short one and it is located near Hiroshima; the island is famous for the Torii gate which floats at Itsukushima Shrine. It has dramatic views over the Seto Inland Sea and also well-maintained hiking tracks and traditional Japanese outlets.
Carp Castle is another historic structure, although it along with its historic contents was almost destroyed by the war and was rebuild afterwards. On the territory of the castle there is a beautiful park, a picturesque canal, and a museum dedicated to the history of Hiroshima.
A vintage Japanese garden maintained well over years with great Lawns, Water bodies and pathways. Visiting Shukkeien Garden can give a moment of tranquility and also gives the idea on how the Japanese designs their garden.
Okonomiyaki: The city of Hiroshima is said to have a unique take in dishes; an okonomiyaki is made from a stack of ingredients including cabbage, pork, and noodles. Many parts of Japan have their own style of okonomiyaki and Osaka boasts a kind that is particularly well made from places got to you for it.
Hiroshima Carp Baseball: Groove with the ball at the Hiroshima Carp’s Mazda Zoom-Zoom Stadium, the city’s baseball team. There is much excitement during the sports both by the tempo of the games, and the fanaticism of the spectators.
Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki: Here you can try a local dish made of layers of food cooked in a thin metal sheet known as ‘tatar’. The gastronomic adventure is a perfect one for food bloggers.
Kaki (Oysters): It is well known that the oysters in Hiroshima are particularly fresh. In a particular locality, go to the local seafood restaurants where you will find many dishes of oysters ranging from raw oysters to grilled oysters.
Hijiyama Park: A large park that has beautiful scenery around Hiroshima city especially to view from the Hijiyama Observatory. The park offers a good place to take a walk or even go and enjoy some barbecue.
Senda Hiroshima: A picturesque terrain that can support the construction of footpaths for tourist to have a natural view of the surrounding environment. It is a perfect spot to meet the nature and have a good time on the green territory of Hiroshima.
Onomichi: A beautiful piece of heaven with preserved temples, amazing sceneries, and lovely bike paths mainly by the Shimanami Kaido.
Iwakuni: Go to Iwakuni to visit Kintai Bridge which is a traditional sengoku style wooden bridge that passes over the Kyo River and visit the samurai district.