Inside Hiroshima ‐ A guide to Hiroshima`s cuisine, culture

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Tourist Information Center
Toilet
案内所
広島市や、県内の観光情報を提供してく
れる案内所はどこですか？
Where are the tourist information centers
that provide tourist information on
Hiroshima City and Hiroshima Prefecture?
Smoking Areas
Public Telephone
喫煙所
喫煙できる場所はどこですか？
※広島市内は喫煙が制限されています。
Where can I smoke?
*Smoking restrictions exist in
Hiroshima City.
TEL
国際電話対応の公衆電話はどこですか？
Where is there a public telephone that
can be used for international calling?
お手洗い
最寄りのお手洗いはどこですか？
Where is the nearest toilet?
ATM
海外発行カードが使えるＡＴＭはどこですか？
※ゆうちょ銀行（郵便局）やセブン銀行（セブンイレブ
ン）
にて、海外発行カードで現金を引き出せます。
Where is there an ATM that I can use a foreign bank card?
Cash can be withdrawn at the postoffice and 7 Eleven
using foreign bank cards.
Police
Hospital/Medical Clinic
病院
最寄りの病院はどこですか？
Where is the nearest hospital or
medical clinic?
警察
最寄りの交番はどこですか？
Where is the nearest police box?
Foreign Currency Exchange
両替
外貨両替できるところはどこですか？
Where can I exchange foreign
currency?
Drug Store
薬局
最寄りのドラッグストアはどこですか？
Where is the nearest drug store?
Trains/Stations
JR
Taxi
Airport
最寄りのタクシー乗り場はどこですか？
Where is the nearest taxi rank?
広島空港への行き方を教えていただけま
すか？
Can you tell me how to get to the
Hiroshima airport, please?
Streetcar
Train
路面電車
鉄道
最寄りの電停はどこですか？
Where is the nearest streetcar
stop?
最寄りのＪＲの駅はどこですか？
Where is the nearest JR train
station?
タクシー
Meals
Restaurant
レストラン
最寄りのレストランはどこですか？
Where is the nearest restaurant?
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Wi-Fi Informatio
Port
空港
港
最寄りの港はどこですか？
Where is the nearest port?
Shops
Café
スーパーマーケット
最寄りのスーパーマーケットはどこですか？
Where is the nearest supermarket?
最寄りのカフェはどこですか？
Where is the nearest café?
Department Store
Electronics Store
Supermarket
カフェ
家電量販店
最寄りの家電量販店はどこですか？
Where is the nearest electrical
electronics store?
In Hiroshima City you can use at Wi-Fi for free at
デパート
最寄りのデパートはどこですか？
Where is the nearest department
store?
these places!
Public wireless networks can be used for free at Rest House (Hiroshima City Tourist Information Center) and at Peace Memorial
Museum (inside Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park). After carrying out user registration, please follow the instructions on the screen of
your portable device. Networks may be used without time restrictions at Rest House with a password obtaired from the counter staff.
Telephone Enquiries:
■Tourism relationship
Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)
Tourist Information Center (TIC)
TEL 03-3201-3331 / 9:00 to 17:00 (Closed only on January 1)
*Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean OK
(French OK on certain days of the week)
Hiroshima City Tourist Information Center
(Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park Rest House)
TEL 082-247-6738 / 9:30 to 18:00 (from April 1 to July 31 and August
16 to September 30)
9:30 to 19:00 (from August 1 to 15) / 8:30 to 17:00 (October 1 to March
31)
(Open all year) *Japanese and English OK
Hiroshima Hotel and Inn Information Center
TEL 082-261-0074 / 11:00 to 17:30 (Closed Sundays and Tuesdays)
*Japanese and English OK
■Traffic relationship
We also have maps for
walking aro
und town!
Hiroshima Airport (Terminal Information Counter)
We have Hiroshima City tourist information center
maps for foreign tourists . Please use these maps
together with this guide.
All Nippon Airways (ANA)(Domestic)
Hiroshima City s tourism website
(Hiroshima Navigator)
TEL 0848-86-8151 / 8:00 to 21:15 (Open all year) *Japanese and
English OK
TEL 0570-029-222 / 06-7637-8800 (*Only Japanese OK)
TEL 0570-029-709 (*Only English OK)
6:30 to 22:00 (Open all year)
Production and issue:
Chugoku District Transport
Bureau and Hiroshima City
Japan Airlines (JAL)(Domestic)
TEL 0570-025-071 / 06-6344-2355 (*Only Japanese OK)
TEL 0570-025-121 (*Only English OK)
7:00 to 20:00 (Open all year)
Year and month of production
: Jan 2013
Seto Inland Sea Sealine
(Reservation and inquiries center)
TEL 082-253-1212 / 7:00 to 21:00
(Open all year) (*Only Japanese OK)
http://www.hiroshima-navi.or.jp/en/
This booklet can be recycled
for use in printing paper.
Inside Hiroshima
A guide to Hiroshima’
s cuisine, culture,
transportation and
tourism highlights.
What kind of city is
Hiroshima?
City that prays for
World
Peace
Known worldwide for being the
first city in history to endure an
atomic bombing, Hiroshima has
undergone extensive
reconstruction over the last half
century and has developed into a
major economic and cultural
center in Western Japan. As an
International City of Peace and
Cultural, Hiroshima continues to
spread its message of peace to
all the world.
Who are the“Hiroshima Toyo Carp”
？
Hiroshima Peace
Memorial Park
Park may be entered freely
☎082-504-2390
Ⓒ2013 S.FC
City with a Castle
Participants of the G8 Lower House Speakers' Summit pray at the Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims.
Calling for lasting peace Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
Admission: Adults 50 yen; elementary, junior
and high school students 30 yen
Hours: December to February: 8:30 to 16:30,
March to July and September to November:
8:30 to 17:30, August: 8:30 to 18:30
☎ 082-241-4004
The museum was built to promote world peace. The horror of atomic
bombs is revealed in materials conveying the pre and post atomic bomb
history of Hiroshima in easy-to-understand displays using photographic
and video footage. Tourists from all over the world come to visit the
museum.
Hiroshima Castle was built by military commander
Mōri Terumoto in 1589. Since then the government,
economy and culture of Hiroshima have developed
around the castle. Sometimes called Carp Castle, the
castle is said to be the origin of the name of the
Hiroshima Toyo Carp baseball team. The castle tower
was destroyed when the atomic bomb was dropped,
and rebuilt in 1958.
Praying for…
Brightly colored paper cranes can be found
all over the Peace Memorial Park. In Japan
there is a custom of folding 1,000 paper
cranes out of colored pieces of square paper
to wish for recovery from illness or long life.
In Hiroshima people fold the cranes wishing
for peace. Glass booths displaying paper
cranes folded by people from all over the
world are located in the park around the
Children s Peace Monument. Offering sets
contain 1,000 paper cranes.
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Cathedral hours / 9:00 to 16:30 ☎082-221-0621
*Due to events there are times when
entry to the cathedral may not be
possible
Hiroshima people are very warm
and friendly, and possess a deep
love and affection for their city.
This is clearly reflected in the way
Hiroshima people cheer from the
bottom of their heart for their pro
sports teams Hiroshima Toyo Carp
and Sanfrecce Hiroshima.
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Hiroshima’
s
professional orchestra
Hiroshima
Symphony
Orchestra
Using the catch-phrase“Music for
Peace,”Hiroshima Symphony
Orchestra continues to send out
their message of peace through their
performances. Listening to these
performances live in the auditorium
is truly spectacular and moving.
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Hiroshima traditional culture:
Kagura Shinto theatrical dance
Kagura refers to singing and dancing to summon the Shinto
spirits. Hiroshima is one of the foremost places for Kagura in
Japan, top class in both quality and number of performances.
The increasing opportunities for watching performances in
Hiroshima City are enthralling great numbers of audiences.
Hiroshima Castle
Admission: Adults 360 yen, children 180 yen
Hours: 9:00 to 17:30 (December to February weekdays
9:00 to 16:30)
The castle has
these kinds of
exhibits too!
Sacred place for prayers
Memorial Cathedral
for World Peace
This Cathedral was built in 1954 as
a memorial for the victims of the
atomic bomb and as a place of
prayer for world peace. It was
designated as an Important
Cultural Propery of Japan in 2006.
Additionally, the Peace Memorial
Park contains Monument in
Memory of the Korean Victims of
the A-bomb. This is another place
where people pray for world peace.
What are the people
of Hiroshima like?
The most popular sports in Japan are pro baseball and pro
soccer. Hiroshima is home to pro baseball team“Hiroshima
Toyo Carp,”based in the MAZDA Zoom-Zoom Stadium
Hiroshima which is modeled after American Major League
Baseball stadiums, and pro soccer team“Sanfrecce
Hiroshima,”the 2012 champions of the J.League which is the
top pro soccer league in Japan. During the sports season
Hiroshima comes alive with fans from children to adults. On
top of this Hiroshima is home to Hiroshima Symphony
Orchestra, the only permanent professional orchestra in the
Shikoku and Chugoku districts. As an International City of
Peace and Culture, Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra performs
to send a message of peace to the world.
Striving to restore a city after World War 2 which experienced catastrophic
destruction, this professional baseball team was formed in 1950. At times
of financial difficulty, to avert closure the team has received large
donations from the citizens of Hiroshima. Hiroshima Toyo Carp is the only
professional baseball team in Japan with this style of citizen-supported
management.
Built close to the area where the bomb exploded, the Hiroshima
Peace Memorial Park contains the Cenotaph for A-bomb Victims. The
Cenotaph is the resting place for the souls of those that perished due
to the atomic bomb and a
place to pray for peace.
The epitaph“Let all the
souls here rest in peace
for we shall not repeat
the evil”is inscribed on
the Cenotaph, which
holds a register in a
centrally located stone
chamber for all the
victims of the atomic
bomb both inside and
outside Japan.
The A-bomb Dome stands along the side of the park.
City of Sports and Music
One can see material about the
way people in Hiroshima use to
live, models showing the
structure and construction of the
castle, and swords and armor
associated with Hiroshima.
City of
Water
Six rivers flow into Hiroshima City and its
river banks are covered in lush green
expanses. These beautiful green river
banks, with their cafés for you to have a
break with a coffee or enjoy a meal, allows
one to really relax and enjoy the day.
Unlike the concrete river banks of Osaka
and Tokyo, the stonework river banks in
Hiroshima are quite charming and scenic.
*Performances are held on the fourth Sunday of every month from
14:00 to 16:00 at Yuki Lodge. Admission 500 yen.
Enjoyable city
at Night
With approximately 3,400
restaurants, izakayas, bars and
live music venues located on
the streets of Nagarekawa and
Yagenbori, there are plenty of
places to enjoy the night! This
“Night Town”is popular with
the younger generation.
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Hiroshima's
Culinary Culture
The dish okonomiyaki is an example of famous
cuisine from Hiroshima. As there are many
okonomiyaki restaurants in Hiroshima Town, we
recommend trying and comparing a few. While
here, sample some seafood from the Seto Inland
Sea such as oyster dishes or Conger Eel Meshi,
or the recently popular dipping noodles!
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Hiroshima Oysters
No. 1 in Japan!
Accounting for over half the Japanese domestic oyster production,
the quality of Hiroshima oysters is also equal to the best in the country. As
there is an abundance of different ways to eat oysters, we recommend you
sample the various menus available. Oysters are in season from November to March. Get your fill of
super fresh and juicy Hiroshima oysters.
Many delicious ways to enjoy oysters♪
What is Hiroshima
Okonomiy
お好み焼
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The key to Hiroshima
Okonomiyaki is
"Niku-tama-soba"
First of all you want to order the“Niku-tama-soba,”
which includes pork, egg and fried soba noodles. The
taste of a restaurant can be gauged by the
“Niku-tama-soba”as this is a standard menu item.
People that cannot eat pork or eggs can ask for them
to be left out.
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Okonomiyaki has its roo
ts in a pre-war children
s snack of a
water-flour mixture gril
led on an iron hot plat
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toppings including spri
ng onion. After the war
this snack
was treasured as a stap
le food when rice could
not be
obtained. As recovery
progressed, cabbage, noo
dles, eggs
and other ingredients
were added to make the
current
style of okonomiyaki. Hiro
shima has the most oko
nomiyaki restaurants in Japan.
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The difference
is in the sauce!
A characteristic of the sauce used
for okonomiyaki in Hiroshima is its
strong sweetness and thickness. The
sauce is a good match for
Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki and its
many ingredients, such as cabbage.
How to eat
Okonomiyaki like an
Okonomiyaki restaurants in Hiroshima use a utensil
called a hera. As the okonomiyaki comes in the
shape of a disc with a diameter of approximately
20cm, the hera is used to cut and divide it into easy
to eat portions. After cutting the okonomiyaki into
bite-size pieces, locals often use the hera to eat the
okonomiyaki straight off the hot plate without using
a plate or chopsticks. This might be
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People that have trouble eating very hot foods
should place the okonomiyaki on a plate to cool
slightly before eating it with chopsticks.
chopsticks
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Raw oysters
生ガキ
If you want to taste the oysters as they are,
raw is the only way to go. Freshly harvested
oysters are eaten in their shells with a splash
of lemon or dipped in sauce.
mochi
squid
pork
oyster
octopus
egg
Try these
toppings!
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Restaur
Names!
Many of the okonomiyaki
restaurant names in Hiroshima
are women s names. This is
because the war widow shop
owners who gave their all and
operated the okonomiyaki
restaurants by themselves were
affectionately called by their first
names which subsequently
became the names of their
restaurants. The restaurant
names are carried on even
through ensuing changes in
owner.
Deep-fried
Grilled oysters oysters
焼きガキ
Whether the oysters are broiled on a grill
or in the oven, they taste great. Relish the
fragrance and take a sip of the overflowing
oyster juices before eating.
カキフライ
With fragrant, crispy coating covering the juicy
oyster, this is a classic oyster dish that is also
popular with children.
かきめし
There are many other ways
to eat oysters. In“Oyster
Hotpot,”miso, a Japanese
seasoning, is rubbed onto the
sides of the pot before
oysters, tofu, vegetables and
other ingredients are
simmered. This is a unique
dish in which you can
dissolve the miso little by
little to adjust the flavor to
your preferences! Another
popular classic oyster dish is
“Oyster Meshi.”Rice is
cooked from water used to
boil oysters which are then
placed on the rice and
steamed. Why not give these
dishes a try?
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What are the ingredients?
Though meat and seafood
are standard ingredients,
some okonomiyaki contain
kimchi, nattō, mochi, cheese
and other distinctive
ingredients. Toppings can be
ordered to add to your
okonomiyaki.
かき鍋
Dipping noodles are eaten by dipping cold
noodles and generous amounts of vegetables in
the dipping sauce. This sauce is a hot and spicy
soy-based sauce containing chili and other spices.
It is standard for noodles to be covered in spring
onion, boiled cabbage and thinly sliced Chinesestyle barbecued pork. Some restaurants allow you
to choose the level of spiciness of the dipping
sauce. Please give it a try!
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Hiroshima Prefecture’
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Traditional Hiroshima Dish
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Hiroshima's trendsetting
noodle cuisine!
Deliciously spicy!
汁なし担担麺
A sesame flavored noodle dish topped with mince
meat and a dollop of concentrated sauce. With plenty
of Japanese pepper and chili, this dish is characterized
by its stimulating spiciness. When eating, be sure to
mix the noodles, sauce, spring onion and other
ingredients well. Adding a soft-boiled on-tama egg
on top helps to mellow the spiciness of the dish.
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Riding on Hiroshima Streetcars
makes travelling within the city
very easy. Access to tourist
attractions is very convenient
and riding on the many different
streetcars (new and vintage) is
really fun!
Hiroshima's
Streetcars!
In Hiroshima, too!
enjoy this
Indulge in the charm of
rways.
Hiroshima's beautiful wate
For a little luxury
Take an elegant lunch or dinner cruise
and enjoy a seasonal course menu
while viewing the breathtaking scenic
beauty of the Seto Inland Sea islands.
Check the destination sign on the front of the streetcar for the route number and destination and
get onboard by the centrally located door marked Entrance. When the announcement is made for your
destination, press the stop button and exit by the door towards the front of the streetcar marked Exit.
Riding a streetcar
Adu
1-Day Trip Cards are
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en
recommended for
sightseeing in Hiroshima City.
Using a 1-Day
Trip Card
Using cash
All inner city lines are charged at a flat
rate (adults 150 yen and children 80
yen). When getting off, simply put your
money in the fare box near the driver at
the front of the streetcar. For the
Miyajima Line, take a numbered ticket
when getting on the streetcar, and when
getting off, pay the amount on the fare
table that corresponds with the number
on your ticket into the fare box.
or
Here
Without worrying about the cost of fares, you can get
on and off as many times as you like making it
convenient and economical! Only valid on the day of
purchase.
When getting
on and off the
streetcar, pass
your trip card
through the
special card
reader.
a Streetcar Day
nashi Pass (HOP),
Hiroshima Omote Offer Coupon, allows HOP holders to
cial
s at
Trip Card and Spe
plementary service
discounts and com
HOPs are
receive special
tourist facilities.
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various Hiroshim
authorized HOP
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1-Day Trip Cards can be purchased on streetcars, at
Hiroshima Station Train Information Desk and at hotels
in Hiroshima City.
Streetcar map
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Hiroshima Sta.
Matoba-cho
Tokaichi-machi
Dobashi
Shiyakusho-mae
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HirodenMiyajima-guchi
Hiroden-honsha-mae
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Hiroshima Sta. ∼ (Kamiya-cho-higashi)
∼ Hiroshima Port
Hiroshima Sta. ∼ (Kamiya-cho)
∼ Hiroden-Miyajima-guchi
Hiroden-nishi-hiroshima ∼ (Kamiya-cho-nishi)
∼ Hiroshima Port
Hiroshima Sta. ∼ (Hijiyama-shita)
∼ Hiroshima Port
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Hiroshima Sta. ∼ (Kamiya-cho) ∼ Eba
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Yokogawa Sta. ∼ (Kamiya-cho-nishi)
∼ Hiroden-honsha-mae
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Yokogawa Sta. ∼ (Dobashi)∼Eba
Hatchobori ∼ Hakushima
Hiroshima Port
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As a means of transportation to and from work and
school, Hiroshima Port boasts among the highest
number of vessel movements for a port in Japan.
You can leisurely watch the boats enter and leave
port, or you can choose to ride one for a half-day
island trip to Ninoshima Island or Etajima Island.
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Ujina 2-chome
Still in service!
Streetcars that survived the
atomic bomb are still running
on Hiroshima streets.
The historic streetcars seen in this photo are treasured
streetcars which experienced the atomic bomb. Of the five
streetcars originally built, to this day two remain in service
carrying passengers around the streets of Hiroshima. As a
symbol of recovery efforts after the bombing, the streetcars
were a source of encouragement for the citizens of Hiroshima.
Various streetcars,
vintage and new!
Streetcars no longer in service from outside
Hiroshima prefecture, including Kyoto,
Osaka and Kobe, have been inherited to be
used for the transportation of the citizens of
Hiroshima City. With many different
streetcars including one received as a gift to
commemorate the formation of the sister
city relationship between Hiroshima and
Germany city Hannover, and a new low-floor
model of streetcar developed in-house,
Hiroden is often called“The Moving
Streetcar Museum.”
1 Branch
2 Bank
River cruises
and boat taxis
Hiroshima,
City of the 5Bs
Many companies that have their
head office in Tokyo or Osaka
have a branch office in Hiroshima.
There are many banks branches in
Hiroshima City.
Take a
bus ride!
3 Bus There are many bus routes
in Hiroshima City.
4 Bridge
As the inner city area is in a delta,
there are many bridges.
5 Bar
There are many bars centered
around the Nagarekawa
-dori entertainment district.
Visit a bar!
Stair shaped piers, called gangi,
were developed in the Edo
Period. The 400 or so stairs which
remain in Hiroshima have been
restored to be used as piers for small water craft. Today they are
used by boat taxis called Gangi Taxis . The cruise boat River
Cruise can be boarded from the southern side of the Atomic
Bomb Dome. Why not try a trip on the river in the Hiroshima
breeze for a little something different?
Hiroshima
Souvenirs and Gifts?
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Sets of origami, the
traditional Japanese art of
folding colored squares of
paper into figurines of plants
and animals, are affordable and
popular. Why not try to make a
crane? Glass models of the
Atomic Bomb Dome and "paper
cranes for peace" printed
t-shirts make excellent
souvenirs!
Made in the shape of a leaf of the maple
tree, the prefectural tree of Hiroshima,
the light and fluffy pastry covers a center
generously filled with red bean paste to
make a simple sweet with a nostalgic
sweetness. The manjū is one of Japan s
famous traditional sweets, however in
addition to red bean paste, fillings of
cheese, chocolate, and other variations
are also available.
No.
Hiroshima
Highlight!
5
Minami-machi 6-chome
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Sightseeing boats travel back and
forth from the southern side of the
Atomic Bomb Dome to another
World Heritage Site, Itsukushima
Shinto Shrine on Miyajima Island.
This is a popular tourist activity.
Take no
te of this
too!
Due to many things in Hiroshima that start with the
letter B, five characteristic Bs of Hiroshima can be
listed. Looking out over Hiroshima we think you’
ll
agree that they show the wealth of the city.
or an island trip
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without changing vessels
∼On a World Heritage
Shipping Route∼
at Hiroshima Port,
Once you have fully enjoyed exploring Hiroshima
and dining on its delicious cuisine, how about
purchasing a memorable souvenir of your visit or
a gift for a close friend?
Here are some popular Hiroshima souvenirs and gifts!
Hatchobori
Hiroden-nishi-hiroshima
To Miyajima Island
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Boat watching
Check these out!
Shukkeien-mae
Kamiya-cho-higashi
From Hiroshima Port to the World Heritage
Site Itsukushima Shinto Shrine on
Miyajima Island, sightseeing cruises with
lunch and dinner included are available.
Unforgettable memories can be made.
Facing the Seto Inland Sea and having six rivers
run through it, Hiroshima is known as an
abundant city of water. Why not enjoy Hiroshima
at a relaxed pace from onboard a water craft?
Or how about walking around town and
experience Hiroshima s many 5Bs?
2 Lemon cake
This is a baked sweet made from lemons
grown locally in the warm climate of the Seto
Inland Sea. Endearingly shaped, this souvenir
is sure to be appreciated.
33位 Okonomiyaki sauce
No.
Okonomiyaki sauce is a thick sauce with an onion
and tomato base to which fruits, vegetables and
spices are added. From sweet to spicy, an
abundant line up of sauces is available.
Hiroshima
Highlight!
Sake compliments Japanese dishes beautifully,
often enhancing their flavors.
Locally-brewed
Hiroshima sake
酒
A good match with hot pot dishes, sashimi, sushi
and others, why not consider some locally-brewed
Hiroshima sake as a meal-time companion? On
the rocks or mixed with hot or cold water, how
about trying some of the different ways of drinking
sake? As each brewery in the prefecture has its
own distinctive taste, comparing them to find your
preferred sake can be enjoyable, too.
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