Your first 48 Hours in Hiroshima.
Discover the poignant history and resilient spirit of Hiroshima in your first 48 hours. This curated guide blends profound peace memorials with vibrant cultural sites and serene natural beauty, offering a comprehensive glimpse into this remarkable Japanese city.
Floating Gate Island
A popular tourist spot with a floating gate, offering both low tide access for beach photos and high tide views for the floating aesthetic.
Dao Temple
A Buddhist temple with unique Buddha statues and a traditional Japanese aesthetic.
Crane Tower
Offers panoramic views of Hiroshima, including the Peace Memorial Park and Hiroshima Castle, with a crane origami experience on the 12th floor promoting hope and peace.
Peace Museum
A museum documenting the tragic events of the atomic bombing, displaying images, stories, and artifacts related to the event and its aftermath.
Big Tiny Castle
A white and brown castle with a wood aesthetic, serving as a museum with historical artifacts and city views from the top.
Atomic bomb Dome
A destroyed dome serving as a tragic symbol of Hiroshima and the atomic bombing, urging visitors to pay their respects.
Hiroshima Castle
A castle with a museum inside, where visitors can learn about its history, see artifacts, and view Hiroshima from the top.
Hiroshima station
Hiroshima Station is the gateway to the city, where you can find Hiroshima Okonomi Story, a hall with shops that serve Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki.
Hilton Hiroshima
A high-quality hotel offering suites and an executive lounge, providing a comfortable and luxurious stay.
Molly Malones
An Irish pub in nagar Kawa that is popular with foreigners
Nagar Kawa
The nightlife area near Hilton Hiroshima, featuring various clubs and izakayas, including foreign-friendly options.