Fudoin Temple

Not many buildings survived the Atomic blast over Hiroshima. One that did, however, is Fudoin Temple, north of the city center. Fudoin of...

The Inax showroom is comprised of one corner alone, but what a corner it is! Visitors to Hiroshima with a taste for modern art, sculpture...

Cafe Cheers is a cafe and bar decorated with a collection of both Western and Japanese porcelain pieces, as well as with more traditional...

Like most spiritual places in Japan, Mitaki Shrine was built with an effort to achieve harmony with the surrounding landscape. In this ca...

Located on the Promenade of Culture, here is a lesson in the trajectory of European art, housed in modern Japan. The first room displays...

Friendly, English speaking staff will help visitors with accommodation and sightseeing trips in and around Hiroshima, as well as seek out...

GIGA has six floors of manga (comics), games, CDs, DVDs, an Internet cafe, home entertainment centers, and virtual gambling. GIG...

This live house near Hiroshima station can only accommodate around 200 guests, but the scene is high energy and intimate, as most of the...

The Science Museum promises lots of hands-on activities for budding Einsteins and Hawkings, plus a nice introduction to Hiroshima's tradi...

Wasabi, named after the famous Japanese mustard used in sushi and sashimi, is a traditional chain restaurant with several branches in Hir...

One word characterizes this restaurant: oysters. No, let's make that two words: delicious oysters. The varieties of this famous Hiroshima...

Okonomiyaki (Japanese omelets) are among Hiroshima's more famous food specialties. There are so many of these restaurants that it is hard...

Mitchan is one of Hiroshima's oldest and most frequently patronised okonomiyaki spots. Hiroshima style okonomiyaki, or Japanese pizza as...

Operated by the same company as Cafe de Eventos, this bistro of the same name is smaller, less expensive, and specializes in appetizers a...

Located just north of Nagarakawa, Hiroshima's entertainment district, Chokyo continues to enjoy success in its third year as an okonomiya...

Hiroshima Jaken provides the city's famous dish with a unique twist - all recipes use local produce, meats, and fish certified as 100% or...

Open every day of the year and filled to overflowing almost every night, Bokuden is surely Hiroshima's best Korean restaurant. Promising...

Using just the right blend of spices to create a range of authentic Thai dishes from the very hot to the mildly spicy is the secret to th...

With a brewery on site producing two original beers, and several 'all you can drink' menus, this restaurant is very popular with groups o...

Andersen provides a taste of northern Europe from Lego Vikings to Bodum coffeemakers. There is even a Danish Consulate on the third floor...