Itsukushima

Minimalist rooms, some with private gardens, in a refined hotel offering a restaurant. Set in a 19th-century building, this sophisticated hotel is a 6-minute walk from Kousanji, a Buddhist temple, and a 7-minute walk from the Hirayama Ikuo Museum of Art. It's 2 km from the Sawaminato ferry terminal. Minimalist rooms offer Wi-Fi, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, as well as cypress baths. Some have couches, balconies, daybeds and/or private gardens. There's a restaurant. Breakfast is available, as is access to a nearby communal bathhouse.

This serene island is a haven for stand-up paddleboarding, featuring an art gallery and casual eateries with picturesque spots for relaxation.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is a serene and beautifully curated space that honors atomic bomb victims while inspiring reflection on global peace.

Escape to Sensui-jima, a serene Japanese island with stunning beaches, scenic hikes, and an array of relaxing open-air baths.

Discover a tranquil traditional restaurant where elegant kaiseki meals are beautifully presented amidst serene garden views—perfect for a special dining experience.

Nestled just minutes from the station, this cozy hostel offers clean dorms, a lively communal kitchen, and friendly vibes, perfect for budget travelers.

This lively food hall in Hiroshima serves mouthwatering okonomiyaki from multiple booths, where you can see friendly chefs whip up deliciousness.

Nestled in the JMS Aster Plaza convention center and just minutes from Peace Memorial Park, this hostel offers spacious, comfortable rooms with beautiful river views at unbeatable prices.

Roopali Indian Restaurant serves up authentic North Indian cuisine near Hiroshima Station, famed for its generous portions and delightful butter chicken, all in a cozy setting.

This popular Hiroshima-based spot offers expertly crafted okonomiyaki with a variety of delectable options, all served piping hot right before your eyes.