Kai Miyajima
A hot-spring inn in Miyajimaguchi-nishi, Hatsukaichi, looking out to Itsukushima Shrine, matted in tatami throughout.
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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 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 castle in Hiroshima. The keep closed in March 2026 because of its age; only the exterior can be seen.
A townscape on Osakishimojima in Kure, a port where ships waited for wind; a preservation district of traditional buildings.
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 sacred site in Sera, said to have been founded by Kukai about 1,200 years ago.
A complex in Akitakata with lodging and a hot spring, staging kagura all year.
An inn in Akitakata at the Kagura Monzen cure village, with radon-bearing hot-spring water.
A museum on Shimokamagarijima in Kure, with a permanent display of the painter Kunitaro Suda.
A museum on Shimokamagarijima in Kure, with a permanent display of the painter Manjiro Terauchi.
A wooden art museum on Shimokamagarijima in Kure, holding modern Japanese painting.
A Maritime Self-Defense Force school in Etajima, on the site of the former Naval Academy, with tours of the grounds.
A temple in Mihara, a Rinzai Zen temple built in 1397 by Harunari Kobayakawa, known for autumn colour.
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.
A museum in Miyoshi, opened in 1979, showing finds from sites across the prefecture.
A roadside station at Kimita in Miyoshi, with a hot spring and lodging.
The greatest rite of Itsukushima Shrine, said to have been begun by Taira no Kiyomori, with music played from boats.