Art Museums Around Hiroshima
Jun 28, 2022 By Justin Hanus
The city of Hiroshima has a rich history and culture reflected in its museums and galleries. If you’re looking to spend some time delving into its art archives, you can...[ Click to read more ]
What Is Hiroshima Kagura?
Jun 28, 2022 By Justin Hanus
Kagura is an ancient performing art that has been kept alive in Hiroshima for centuries thanks to the performers’ commitment. Recently, it has seen a surge in popularity. There are...[ Click to read more ]
Summer Swimming in Hiroshima
Jun 28, 2022 By Justin Hanus
With summer upon us, one of the most refreshing ways to fight off the humidity of Hiroshima is to cool off with a swim outdoors. There are numerous places to...[ Click to read more ]
Best Restaurants in Hiroshima
May 25, 2022 By Justin Hanus
Hiroshima has a good reputation for cuisine. Many consider Hiroshima the "home of okonomiyaki," and it boasts more okonomiyaki restaurants per capita than anywhere else in Japan. Seafood restaurants are...[ Click to read more ]
Great Summer Walks in Hiroshima
May 24, 2022 By Justin Hanus
With summer fast approaching, what better way to appreciate the season than to head out for a nice walk, soak up the scenery and fill your lungs with fresh air?...[ Click to read more ]
Mix It Up! International Food in Hiroshima
Apr 28, 2022 By William Farrow
Japanese food is fantastic; no arguments there. Yet, what was that old adage? Ah, right: Variety is the spice of life. For this article, we will dig up some food...[ Click to read more ]
Cool, Calm and Caffeinated: Coffee in Hiroshima
Apr 28, 2022 By William Farrow
Coffee. Without it, modern life may very well not be possible. Japan has long embraced caffeinated bean juice and offers an almost overwhelming number of options for the person on...[ Click to read more ]
Might As Well Jump: Get Air in Hiroshima
Mar 31, 2022 By William Farrow
Spring is here, and it is tempting to be out all day, but what if you need a little spring in your step? A little bounce in your walk? A...[ Click to read more ]
Take Your Pick: Hiroshima’s Kajitsu no Mori
Mar 31, 2022 By William Farrow
With spring comes renewed greenery across the land, and a season full of outdoor activities has begun. Today, we will talk about Kajitsu no Mori, quite literally The Fruit Forest,...[ Click to read more ]
I Heard it Through the Grapevine: Sera Winery and Yume Park
Feb 24, 2022 By William Farrow
As the chills of winter give way and the warmth of spring begins to return to Japan, people find themselves willing to venture into the great outdoors again. Those with...[ Click to read more ]
