Best Architectures In Hiroshima

Big Torii's Reflection At Low Tide!Itsukushima Shrine

You can see various beautiful figures of Itsukushima Shrine by the tidal current because its precinct partly belongs to the sea. Big Torii floating on the sea at high tide is wonderful, but what is more, at low tide, you can walk to it and see the beautiful reflection in the pool.◎The most beautiful reflection can be seen when the Torii is soaked a little bit in the water. You need to look for a pool with no waves.

Find Your Favorite View Of Five Storied Pagoda In MiyajimaItsukushima Srine's Five Storied Pagoda

This is the 7th oldest one among 22 five-storied pagodas that exists now in Japan. The beautiful red lacquered figure is a symbol of Miyajima the same as Torii of Itsukushima Shrine. You can see it from any places for it stands on a hill, so let's find your favorite scene!

The Building & GalleryHiroshima City Museum Of Contemporary Art

Now it exhibits arts 'Like Face'. We can take pictures here, and they're excellent for your Instagram. The art works of course, the passage through the gallery and lighting are very nice.

Unfinished Important Cultural Asset For The Size Of 857 Pieces Tatami MatSenjyokaku

Because of the death of Hideyoshi Toyotomi, the building is unfinished. The lights coming from all quarters into the solemn air make a sense of freedom.

The Hiroshima Castle with a lot of minus ions that is One of Japan's Top 100 CastlesHiroshima Castle

The Hiroshima castle which is one of Japan's top 100 castles is near the Hiroshima station and beautiful large ground with many trees and minus ions.

The Fascinating Alleys and Retro Port Town Which has the Historical Buildings.Tomonoura

There are some cultural assets and the historical buildings remainds in this retro town. Shopping and walking on many alleys will be fun like timeslip travel!

No Window Nor Wall. The View From A Cypress Stage The Winds Blowing ThroughHIROSHIMA ORIZURU TOWER

The architecture of the observatory without any windows nor wall is worth seeing, but all said and done, it's a precious place where you can see the Atomic Bomb Memorial Dome by the same way as birds. Why don't you see Hiroshima city and Miyajima and think about the importance of peace?

Rabbits & Ruins!? A Rabbit IslandOkunoshima Island

Ookuno-shima is a small island in Seto Inland Sea. The island has a shadowy past that left a storehouse of poison gas and an electric power plant, but also has a bright side that over 700 rabbits welcome the visitors to the island. It's a precious island that is rare in the world.

'The Hill Of Hope', A Photogenic Marble Art Looked Attractive With Seto Inland SeaKousanji Museum

At Ikuchi Island of Shimanami Coastal Road, Kousanji Museum has a white and huge marble art created by a sculptor active in Italy. Enjoy the photogenic space with the island's beautiful scenery.◎A former temple has become a museum. Entrance Fee: adult￥1400 college student￥1000 high school student￥800