Hiroshima

Do you have a sweet tooth? A curiosity about traditional Japanese culture? Or perhaps an eye for culinary aesthetics? If you’ve said yes to any of the above, you are definitely in for a treat.  Nestled in the heart of Hiroshima’s culinary traditions is a confectionery […]

Sake. Smooth, simple, elegant. With its notoriety and worldwide acclaim, this sophisticated fermented rice wine can be argued as Japan’s national alcohol. For all those who’ve given it a try and now proudly call themselves fans of this delicious beverage, we have something in store for […]

In this blog, I will introduce some of the special foods of Hiroshima Prefecture, which has overcome the tragedy of the nuclear bombing and has since come to inherit the technological industries of the next generation, along with its beautiful nature and rich culture. This prefecture […]

Today, we’re back with our guide series and we are super excited to introduce you to Miyuki San, one of our lovely and talented tour guides in Hiroshima. Awarded the honor of  “DECEMBER 2023 Guide of the Month,” Miyuki San is an enthusiastic guide, and with […]

In a recent blog post, we shared some insight about what you can do in the famous city when you are visiting. Many travelers regard Hiroshima as a day trip to visit the Genbaku Dome (原爆ドーム, Atomic Bomb Dome), pay their respects at the Peace Memorial […]

Hiroshima is famous worldwide as the site of the atomic bombing in 1945. People from all cultures often go here on day trips to go to monuments and witness the remnants of war. Additionally, those who are more familiar with Japanese culture would also go here […]

Need A Relaxing Break? Visit Hiroshima  Imagine yourself in a place where it seems as if time has stood still—where history is not only seen but also felt through the memories of what’s left behind. More than just a spot to reflect and learn about the […]

The capital city of the Hiroshima prefecture in Japan, Hiroshima is a beautiful city with an intriguing past. It has a lot to offer from amazing food and good shopping to historic monuments. Even if it is probably best known for the atomic bomb dropped on […]

In the embrace of winter, Japan transforms into a tapestry of flavors with Bishunabe at its heart—a culinary gem originating from the sake-brewing district of Saijo in Hiroshima. While people may know Hiroshima for its iconic okonomiyaki, tsukemen, and oysters, the city offers a plethora of […]

“Sake brings ten virtues.” In Japan, there has been a proverb like this since ancient times, suggesting that sake has ten benefits such as a cure-all, promoting longevity, fostering harmony, relieving stress, and increasing cold resistance. Enjoying sake while promoting health, it's like hitting two birds […]