Peace Park And City Centre
Hacchobori And Kamiyacho
Downtown Hiroshima: streetcars, department stores, the Hondori arcade and the Shareo underground mall.
Hiroshima spreads across the Ota River delta, so where you stay and wander shapes what you see: bars in Nagarekawa, memorials around the Peace Park, ferry crowds at Miyajimaguchi. These area guides sort the city into districts you can actually picture.
Peace Park And City Centre
Downtown Hiroshima: streetcars, department stores, the Hondori arcade and the Shareo underground mall.
Peace Park And City Centre
Which Hiroshima district fits which part of your trip: memorials, shopping, nightlife, food and the Miyajima side.
Peace Park And City Centre
The Peace Park area of Hiroshima: park, museum, A-Bomb Dome, hours, admission and transport in one guide.
Peace Park And City Centre
Shinkansen platforms, Hiroden trams, the minamoa building and the airport bus, all on the Minami-ku side of Hiroshima.
Miyajima
The ferry town opposite the torii: trains, trams and the ten-minute crossing to Miyajima.
Miyajima
The covered approach street to Itsukushima Shrine and its historic twin, Machiya-dori, on Miyajima near Hiroshima.
Peace Park And City Centre
The two bar districts of central Hiroshima: neon Nagarekawa and low-key Yagenbori, with tram access, costs and bar hours.
Seto Inland Sea Day Trips
Hiroshima's island ferry hub: ferries to Etajima, Ninoshima, Miyajima and Matsuyama, plus cruise calls, 30 to 50 minutes from Hiroshima Station.