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Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of History showcases life and culture in the Setouchi region, featuring the medieval Kusado Sengen ruins and interactive exhibits for all ages.

Shinshoji Temple, located near Fukuyama, offers a peaceful Zen experience with forested trails, teahouses, and a pond. Enjoy meditation, art exhibits, and unique Shinshoji Udon, making it a serene retreat.

Onomichi Motion Picture Museum is a must-visit for movie lovers. Discover vintage movie posters, photographs, old filmmaking equipment, and enjoy trailers in the cozy mini theater. A cinematic journey!

Hirayama Ikuo Museum of Art, on Ikuchijima Island, showcases the legacy of Japan's renowned Nihonga artist. Explore his peace-themed works, enjoy spacious galleries, a tea lounge, and special exhibitions.

Onomichi City Museum of Art, a modern architectural gem by Andō Tadao, blends contemporary art with serene park views. Explore works by local artists, including Kobayashi Wasaku, in a peaceful setting.

Hiroshima Flower Festival brings vibrant parades, Yosakoi dancing, food stalls, and lively performances to Peace Boulevard. With over a million visitors, it’s a fun celebration of Hiroshima’s lively spirit!

Peace Memorial Day in Hiroshima, held on August 6th, commemorates those lost in the atomic bombing. Experience a moment of silence and the beautiful paper lantern ceremony, honoring peace and resilience.

Miyajima Water Fireworks Festival is a must-see summer event, featuring over 5,000 fireworks lighting up the night sky, set against the iconic floating torii gate. A magical blend of tradition and beauty!

Tokasan Yukata Festival is Hiroshima’s vibrant summer celebration held each June. Enjoy lively games, street food, and a grand procession to pray for good fortune under glowing red lanterns.

Hondori Street in Hiroshima is a lively, pedestrian-only shopping arcade filled with stores and restaurants. Explore local attractions, and don’t miss Okonomimura for a delicious Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki!