Kure Bay Kansen Meguri
A sightseeing boat around Kure harbour, passing close to the Maritime Self-Defense Force's ships.
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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.
A centre on Kamikamagarijima in Kure, where you make seaweed salt following ancient salt-making pottery.
A roadside station in Jinsekikogen on National Route 182, dealing in local specialities.
A lodging in Akiota at the foot of Mount Shinnyu, used as a base for climbing.
A public lodge on Miyajima in Hatsukaichi, standing in Omoto Park.
A study and lodging centre in Kitahiroshima, beside a sports park.
A hot-spring facility in Jinsekikogen, with an open-air bath among the trees.
The main building of the prefectural forest park in Shobara, with lodging and dining.
A complex at Yoshiwa in Hatsukaichi, above 600 metres, with a hot spring and an art museum.
A drive-in campsite in Akiota at the foot of Mount Shinnyu.
A ski area in Akiota, on Mount Osorakan, the highest peak in the prefecture.
At 1,346 metres, the highest peak in the prefecture, with old-growth beech behind the summit.
A campsite on the summit of Mount Noro in Kure, among the largest in the prefecture.