Cose da fare a Hiroshima

Memorable reminder that the tragedy should never happen again. Well preserved and maintained. A must visit.

被誉为日本爱琴海的濑户内海，代表的观光地之一的濑户内市牛窗。蔚蓝的大海和天空、绿色橄榄田、怀旧街道和美丽的夕阳等，不妨在这充满特色的景点，来场约会呢？

Thoughtfully preserved as reminder that the tragedy should never happen again. A true dedication to the families and community that was destroyed.

Ready for a quick dive into Samurai history? 🏯 Spent a few hours exploring Hiroshima Castle and the surrounding area in the heart of Hiroshima City.The main highlight is Hiroshima Castle (21-1 Motomachi, Naka Ward, Hiroshima)—a legit piece of the city’s legacy. Unfortunately, the castle itself closed on 22nd March, however you can still enjoy the nearby surroundings, shrine and explore other historical monuments, such as memorial park. Getting around is super easy—trams in Hiroshima are efficient and will drop you close to the castle, just hop off at Kamiyacho-nishi or Kamiyacho-higashi stop. Bring cash (small change for admission), and if you love history, don’t skip the short museum exhibits on site.Food-wise, fuel up nearby with okonomiyaki, Hiroshima’s signature savory pancake, at Okonomimura—a foodie spot packed with options just a short walk away.Bonus tip: check the weather—cherry blossom season around the castle is particularly magical, but go early to beat tour groups.

You definitely should check out the Orizuru Tower; it's right next to the Atomic Bomb Dome. The whole place is about peace, which the paper crane symbolizes, and it’s a quick, fun way to see the city.The absolute best part is going straight up to the open-air rooftop deck, called "Hiroshima Hills." Since it has no glass, you can really feel the city while you get the best, close-up look down at the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Peace Park. Try to go for sunset it’s amazing, and on a clear day, you can even see Miyajima!While you're there, head to the 12th floor to fold your own origami crane. It's super easy, and once it's finished, you drop it into the huge 50-meter glass "Orizuru Wall." Seeing all those thousands of cranes packed together is really cool and represents a global wish for peace. Plus, the staff are super friendly and will often offer to take your photo for you!

春は桜、夏は若竹、秋は紅葉、冬は雪景色と四季を通じて楽しめます。子供はつまらないかもですが。桜と紅葉時期はライトアップで夜も開園してます。紅葉時期は混みます。

wonderful shrine .... you can enjoy your time here , walking along the coast , gentle patting the deer , the food here also really good ..... near the shrine you can enjoy the food and souvenir street , also you can spend your time on hiking the mountain ..... during the evening when the water getting low you can walk along the big toori , around 4-5 , you can ask the store or ryokan owner about the exact time ...... very nice and beautiful island

그냥 목욕탕.

A quick 10 minute ferry ride to the island provides lovely view of the island. Walking along the coastline was refreshing.

A solemn but inspiring city with deep historical significance. Explore the Peace Memorial Park and Museum for a powerful and educational experience.