Bizen Osafune Japanese Sword Museum
A museum at Osafune in Setouchi, showing mainly Bizen blades, with a working forge attached.
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A museum at Osafune in Setouchi, showing mainly Bizen blades, with a working forge attached.
A hands-on centre in Shoo built around farming, with a farm stand.
A castle-site park in Tsuyama, built in 1616 by Tadamasa Mori and known for its cherry blossom.
A waterfall in Maniwa, 110 metres high and 20 wide, with a path down to its foot.
A lookout in Kurashiki, over the night lights of the Mizushima industrial belt.
A nature park in Mimasaka at 865 metres, with a large bell tower.
A park in Kasaoka beside the horseshoe crab museum, with dinosaur models.
About a kilometre of sand in Tamano, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores.
A theme park in Tamano with indoor and outdoor zones where you play with toys.
A sightseeing boat around Kure harbour, passing close to the Maritime Self-Defense Force's ships.
A park laid out near the hypocentre, with the World Heritage Atomic Bomb Dome and the cenotaph.
A gorge about 16 kilometres long in Akiota, designated a special national scenic site.
A free campsite in Kitahiroshima on Lake Hijiri, holding about 400 people.
A building just east of the Atomic Bomb Dome, with a rooftop deck over the city.
A pool on Ninoshima in Hiroshima, using water drawn from more than 30 metres underground.
A roadside station in Akiota, dealing in gionbo persimmons and Togouchi turned woodware.