Hiroshima, Miyajima & Around
The Hiroshima Prefecture lies to the west of Japan’s main island of Honshu. Hiroshima needs little introduction, synonymous with the tragic atomic bomb that was dropped on the city during World War Two. However, there is so much more to discover here. Off the coast, why not combine a trip to Hiroshima with a visit to Miyajima, made famous for its red Shinto shrine.
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial is a museum which gives an intriguing insight into the devastating events surrounding the attack on Hiroshima at the end of World War Two in 1946. The Memorial Park also provides a fitting tribute to the victims. As well as history, soak up the atmosphere of a flourishing city, renowned for its food. Try okonomiyaki, the local dish, or other delicacies like oysters and maple-leaf pastries.
The picturesque island of Itsukushima, more commonly known as Miyajima, Shrine Island, is just a short ferry journey from Hiroshima and well worth a visit. As the ferry approaches the island, take time to admire the magnificent red torri gate which appears to float on the sea. There are numerous temples, shrines and narrow cobbled alleys to explore and wild deer can also be found roaming through the countryside.
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Azumi Setoda
Hiroshima Prefecture
Offering an immersive guest experience, Azumi Setoda delivers a contemporary take on a traditional Japanese ryokan. Expect high end meditative design, hyper-local cuisine, exquisite interiors, and impeccable service on an island best known for cycling.
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Sheraton Grand Hiroshima Hotel
Hiroshima, Japan
Located close to the city center, The Sheraton Hotel is ideally situated for exploring Hiroshima's many historical sites and prime shopping areas.
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Iwaso
Miyajima, Japan
Iwaso is a traditional luxury Ryokan overlooking the picturesque island of Miyajima. Its location in the woods of Momijidani offers is very serene and the fantastic service ensures authentic Japanese hospitality throughout your stay.
Culture
The Sekitei
Miyajimaguchi, Japan
Nestled into the hillside overlooking the inland Sea of Japan and out to Miyajima Island, The Sekitei provides the ultimate Ryokan experience. With just twelve rooms, the attention to detail here is outstanding and the service is second to none.
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