Miyama-kyo
A gorge of about four kilometres in Higashihiroshima, which Sanyo Rai praised as the Yabakei of Aki.
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A gorge of about four kilometres in Higashihiroshima, which Sanyo Rai praised as the Yabakei of Aki.
A hot-spring inn in Miyajimaguchi-nishi, Hatsukaichi, looking out to Itsukushima Shrine, matted in tatami throughout.
A shrine in Asaminami ward, Hiroshima. Its main hall of 1828 survived the bombing 3.69 kilometres from the hypocentre.
A visitor pear orchard in Akitakata, with picking from early August to mid October.
A visitor apple orchard at Toyosaka in Higashihiroshima, growing many varieties.
A sake brewery founded in 1873 at Saijo in Higashihiroshima, open for tours and tasting.
A memorial in Hiroshima, raised in 1977 by the local survivors' association.
A shopping complex at Kamiyacho in Hiroshima, with event space and a hall.
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 museum in Kure, with the battleship Yamato at one-tenth scale and a Zero fighter among its exhibits.
About 350 metres of shopping street leading to Itsukushima Shrine, with rice-scoop shops and conger-eel rice.
A building in Hiroshima holding 25 okonomiyaki restaurants, descended from postwar street stalls.
A free campsite in Kitahiroshima on Lake Hijiri, holding about 400 people.
A townscape on Osakishimojima in Kure, a port where ships waited for wind; a preservation district of traditional buildings.
A street at Saijo in Higashihiroshima. In sake country ranked with Nada and Fushimi, seven breweries stand together.
An island off Takehara with many wild rabbits and the remains of an army poison-gas works.
A Kannon hall on the Numakuma peninsula in Fukuyama, projecting from a cliff above the sea.
A 620-metre mountain in Asakita ward, Hiroshima, known for its sea of clouds.
A roadside station in Mihara, a Western-style building on the shore of Lake Hakuryu.
A building just east of the Atomic Bomb Dome, with a rooftop deck over the city.