March 2017

Hiroshima travel information

Hiroshima, Japan, known for landmarks like the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Miyajima, attracts numerous tourists from around the world. Here, there are many unique tourist experiences exclusive to Hiroshima, such as learning about peace, visiting World Heritage sites, and engaging in activities amidst nature.

For such tourism information, event updates, and the latest news about Hiroshima, there's the website [SEEKING HIROSHIMA], where local tour guides provide firsthand information.

This website translates articles written by an editor living in Hiroshima City, Japan, using a translation function.

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Daisho-in is the oldest Shingon Buddhist temple in Miyajima

03/17/201702/13/2024

Daisho-in is the oldest Shingon Buddhist temple in Miyajima. There is a famous fire walking ritual and the panoramic view…

18 Best Autumn Foliage Spots in Hiroshima for 2024: Scenic Spots and Peak Viewing Times

The specialty drink shop “GEBURA Hermana” in Miyajima is a popular Hiroshima lemon bar where you can also enjoy beautiful views

The entire town becomes a sake event venue! Two days of indulging in the ‘Sake Matsuri’ in Saijo, Higashihiroshima, a famous sake-brewing area

Sunflowers and 3,000 Fireworks Bloom! Enjoy the Yoshiwa Summer Festival in Two Parts—Same-day Ticket Sales Available for Paid Fireworks Seating

Approximately 2,500 fireworks will be launched over the sea near the Great Torii of Miyajima, a highly anticipated fireworks event that will light up the autumn night sky.

“Hiroshima’s Streets Alive with Track and Field Events” – Flower Festival’s Second Day in Full Swing

Enchanted Flower Illumination at Night in Peace Memorial Park [Hiroshima Flower Festival]

The 2024 Hiroshima Flower Festival has opened its doors, marking its return after a five-year hiatus during the Golden Week period, attracting record-breaking numbers of attendees

Daisho-in is the oldest Shingon Buddhist temple in Miyajima