Saijo Sakagura-dori
A street at Saijo in Higashihiroshima. In sake country ranked with Nada and Fushimi, seven breweries stand together.
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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.
A sacred site in Sera, said to have been founded by Kukai about 1,200 years ago.
A pool on Ninoshima in Hiroshima, using water drawn from more than 30 metres underground.
A roadside station in Akitakata, beside an interchange of the Chugoku Expressway.
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 Miyoshi on National Route 54, selling local vegetables.
A centre in Shobara gathering morning-picked vegetables and preserves.
A roadside station in Jinsekikogen on National Route 182, dealing in local specialities.
A roadside station at Mitsugi in Onomichi, serving soba made with its famous water.
A roadside station in Kitahiroshima, marked by a large drum and doubling as a bus terminal.
A complex in Akitakata with lodging and a hot spring, staging kagura all year.
A lodging in Akiota at the foot of Mount Shinnyu, used as a base for climbing.
A lodging in Jinsekikogen near the Taishakukyo gorge, with log houses.