Hiroshima
Japan
Japan
Hiroshima offers a powerful and moving experience at the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, commemorating the atomic bombing. Beyond its solemn history, the city is vibrant with delicious local cuisine like Okonomiyaki, beautiful gardens, and easy access to the scenic island of Miyajima and its iconic floating torii gate. It's a city that balances reflection with resilience and modern charm.
\* Tipping is not common and may be considered rude
Generally LGBTQ+ friendly. LGBTQ+ rights are improving, but legal marriage is not yet recognized
General classification for Hiroshima city. While some variation exists with elevation, the city core is largely uniform.
Climate Zone: Humid Subtropical
This savory pancake is Hiroshimaβs most famous food. It is characterized by having a thin layer of batter, layers of ingredients like cabbage, pork, a
Local oysters are a major product of Hiroshima, consumed domestically and shipped overseas. They are enjoyed in various ways, including raw, deep-frie
A popular maple leaf-shaped cake filled traditionally with sweet bean paste. Modern versions include fillings like matcha, cheese, custard, and chocol
This is Hiroshima-style dandan noodles served without broth. The cold noodles are dipped into a spicy red pepper sauce before eating and the spice lev
Grilled conger eel served over rice (donburi style) is a local specialty, particularly around Miyajima. This dish is enjoyed year-round and is known f
Plan ahead for the best experience. Here's what to book before your trip:
Reserved seats on popular Shinkansen routes (like Tokyo to Hiroshima) can sell out quickly, especially during peak travel periods, limiting departure time options.
Hotel prices and availability become scarce during major holidays, festivals, and high-demand events like conventions or summits.
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