Hiroshima Prefectural Kenmin-no-Hama
A prefectural centre on Kamagarijima in Kure, with a swimming beach, a hot spring and lodging.
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A prefectural centre on Kamagarijima in Kure, with a swimming beach, a hot spring and lodging.
Lodging on Kamagarijima in Kure, a wholly timber building with cottages.
A campsite on the summit of Mount Noro in Kure, among the largest in the prefecture.
A museum in Kure, displaying the actual submarine Akishio on land.
A greening centre in Hiroshima, with trees planted over 125 hectares.
A park in Hiroshima, planted with rhododendrons and other shrubs over 16.9 hectares.
A centre in Hiroshima where the sorting and recycling of waste can be watched.
A prefectural gymnasium in Hiroshima, able to hold events of 10,000 people.
The Hiroshima branch of the Mint, with coin production lines and an exhibition room open to visitors.
A national youth centre in Etajima, used for residential study.
An outdoor stage in Etajima, holding 1,000 people.
A campsite on Mount Shindo in Etajima, with drive-in and tent pitches.
A Maritime Self-Defense Force school in Etajima, on the site of the former Naval Academy, with tours of the grounds.
An artificial beach in Saka, among the largest in western Japan, about 30 minutes by car from central Hiroshima.
A park in Higashihiroshima partway up Mount Ryuo, with a campsite and open ground.
A visitor farm in Mihara, with strawberries from winter into spring and other fruit by season.
A workshop in Miyoshi, showing and selling bamboo craft, with classes to try.
A shrine in Miyoshi, founded in 1879 when the deity of Izumo Taisha was received here.
A doll museum in Miyoshi, showing the work of a doll maker who grew up in the town.
A centre in Miyoshi, built after a former US president visited the town in 1990.