Hiroshima

The Mihara Ferry Terminal is only five minutes on foot from JR Mihara Station, located at Mihara Port. There are high-speed and passenger boats that take tourists to nearby islands in the Seto Inland Sea such as Okunoshima or Ikuchijima. There is also a bicycle rental terminal inside the ferry terminal, so tourists can also visit said islands by bicycle.

EBISUYA Miyajima offers a service that allows visitors to tour Miyajima on a rickshaw (a traditional Japanese transportation method). The Ebisuya rickshaw not only takes you to your destination but also provides you with a tour guide who can tell you more about Miyajima and its attractions. There are four different courses to choose from, and each course has a maximum capacity of two people per rickshaw (two rickshaws will be used to guide three or more people).

Service Fee (per person)
¥3,000~

ACTUS Hiroshima is a furniture and interior goods store located in Ujina, Hiroshima. The chic brick exterior is a landmark of the store, where you can find stylish furniture and interior goods from both Japan and abroad. The store also has a café, “Cafe Place”, where you can enjoy lunch while taking in a view of the ocean. The store is located close to Ujina Port, making it easy to access from Miyajima and central Hiroshima.

The Pokémon Center Hiroshima is a specialty Pokémon goods store located on the sixth floor of the Sogo Hiroshima Store, a department store in the center of Hiroshima City. Outside the store is a large objet d’art of Pikachu riding a Gyarados, which is a popular photo spot. Inside the store, you’ll find a wide variety of Pokémon goods, including plush toys, daily necessities, and Pokémon card-related goods that Pokémon lovers will love. There are also limited-edition Pokémon goods available only at the Hiroshima Pokémon Center, making it a popular spot for many tourists from Japan and abroad.

Round One is an amusement center located just off the Hondori shopping street in the center of Hiroshima City. You can easily recognise it from their symbol of giant bowling pins. Here, you can enjoy a variety of sports such as bowling, table tennis, and putting/pitching, as well as karaoke and UFO catchers. Karaoke and bowling can be reserved in advance, so get ready to enjoy them without waiting in line.

Hiroshima Parco is a fashion building located on Hon-dori in the heart of Hiroshima City. There are two buildings, the main building and the new building, both lined with fashion brands, general stores, and cafes. The stores feature a wide range of genres, from brands that can only be bought in Japan to brands popular in Europe and the United States, such as Levi’s. It is a place that is loved by people of all ages as a somewhere where fashion trends in Hiroshima originate. In addition to fashion brands, cafes such as tapioca drink stores, cookie stores, and matcha sweets stores are also popular.

Hiroshima Okonomiyaki Monogatari is a tourist facility located just outside JR Hiroshima Station. 15 okonomiyaki stalls of various sizes are lined up around a large area that recreates the food stalls of Hiroshima from the 1960s. Each stall offers its own unique okonomiyaki and teppan-yaki. The customer base ranges from tourists both from Japan and overseas, to locals living in Hiroshima. Many of the stalls have English menus as well as English speaking staff.