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Downtown

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While Hiroshima’s bustling nightlife districts like Hatchobori and Nagarekawa are lively and diverse, don’t miss Ekinishi if you’re staying near Hiroshima Station. This charming area offers a variety of cozy izakayas, perfect for an authentic Japanese night out.

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Amid the city’s modern architecture lies the beautifully preserved Shukkeien Garden, a traditional Japanese garden that offers a peaceful retreat. Visitors can enjoy seasonal flowers.

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Hondori is a bustling arcade street in central Hiroshima, frequented by locals and tourists alike. Lined with clothing stores, pharmacies, and character merchandise shops, it’s a great spot for both shopping.

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Designated as a national historic site, Hiroshima Castle was rebuilt after the war and now serves as a museum showcasing Hiroshima’s history.

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To enjoy Hiroshima more deeply...

Would you like to take a tour with a local guide?

We would like to suggest an alternative way to make the most of your time in Hiroshima. Why not take a private car tour to Miyajima, one of the city's most famous landmarks, and the Peace Memorial Park?

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