The Atomic Bomb Dome (formerly Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Promotion Hall), which miraculously escaped collapse despite being exposed to the blast and heat rays of the atomic bomb near the hypocenter, was registered as a World Heritage Site in December 1996. It is not possible to enter the interior, but it is lit up at night, allowing you to see the devastation caused by the bomb from the outside.

This vast park was built in the center of Hiroshima with the hope of lasting peace in the world, and is home to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and the International Conference Center Hiroshima.
The eastern side of Heiwa Boulevard, which runs east-west from the front of the park, is bustling with activity as it hosts the winter illumination event "Hiroshima Dreamination."

Itsukushima Shrine, which was constructed in its current form by Taira no Kiyomori, is counted as one of the Three Most Scenic Spots of Japan due to its elegant scenery.
It was registered as a World Heritage Site in December 1996, and its majestic architectural beauty, which appears to float on the sea, can be best enjoyed at high tide.

Okonomiyaki Mura is a place where there are nearly 30 Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki restaurants, a representative Hiroshima cuisine.
Due to its popularity, it is crowded with tourists from all over the country.
The food is exceptional, enjoyed in a lively and friendly atmosphere.