Hiroshima – Where Gentle Seas and Prayers Intertwine, and the Winds of Renewal Whisper On
Hiroshima – Where Gentle Seas and Prayers Intertwine, and the Winds of Renewal Whisper On
The calm waves of the Seto Inland Sea quietly wash the shores, as if whispering stories of time gently passing.
Scattered across the waters, the islands float like forgotten paradises, their presence wrapped in a soft sea breeze that embraces everyday life.
The torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine rises from the sea in serene grandeur—a sight so sacred and breathtaking, it lingers in the hearts of all who visit.
And in the heart of the city, the Atomic Bomb Dome stands in solemn silence, quietly yet powerfully reminding the world of the preciousness of peace.
Hiroshima is a land that holds the scars of its past, yet continues to rise with grace, lighting the way forward with enduring hope.
In spring, cherry blossoms gently brush the mountains and streets in pink hues.
In summer, prayers for peace soar high beneath the clear blue sky.
Autumn cloaks the valleys in deep crimson, offering moments of reflection.
And winter brings quiet warmth to the shores.
Each season paints Hiroshima in tones both nostalgic and renewing, offering peace to the soul.
Hiroshima’s cuisine, too, is a reflection of its generous spirit and natural bounty.
Plump, flavorful oysters, sizzling okonomiyaki grilled to perfection, and the delicate seafood of the Seto Inland Sea—all speak of lives lived in harmony with the land and water.
Hiroshima is a place where remembrance and renewal live side by side, where nature and culture resonate in quiet harmony.
Here, a gentle wind still blows—linking past and future with unwavering tenderness.
- Hiroshima City
- Hiroshima city
- Fukuyama city
- Kure city
- Approximately 2.8 million
- Atomic Bomb Dome (UNESCO World Heritage)
- Miyajima (Itsukushima Shrine)
- Shiretoko
- Onomichi City
- Shimanami Kaido
Rising from the sea, the torii gate of the World Heritage-listed Itsukushima Shrine creates a truly mystical scene.
Hiroshima Prefecture ranks first in oyster production in Japan.
A haunting testament to the past, the Atomic Bomb Dome continues to speak of the tragedies of war.
The Shimanami Kaido is a 60-kilometer expressway that connects a chain of islands across the Seto Inland Sea.
Famous for its picturesque streets and nostalgic charm, Onomichi has become a beloved travel spot.