Peace Memorial Park is in the central area of Hiroshima city and park is really serene with lots of trees. You’ll see many memorial monuments. Also the Peace Memorial Museum. Atomic Bomb Dome is here on the riverside. You can learn the importance of peace here in this park.

Hiroshima castle was first built in 1589 by Mori clan. Around the castle is the moat, in which you can find various Koi carps swimming. Near the castle, there is Gokou shrine, which has the survived Torii gate from the Atomic Bomb.

Shukkeien Garden is the authentic Japanese garden also called “Asano Park”. It was created by Asano clan about 400 years ago. You will find the beautiful flowers throughout the year, each season has the variations. Cheery blossoms, palm trees, chrysanthemums and more. You can also enjoy matcha and sweets at the cafe here.

Since the ancient times, Miyajima island has been considered as a very sacred place. The Itsukushima shrine was first built in 593. When you approach Miyajima island by ferry, you will see the big and red Torii gate. Once you are on the island, many deers are welcoming you! Also, the experience in the Omotesando shopping arcade is like as if you get time traveled to Edo era.