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Hiroshima may be best known for the atomic bomb dropped on it on August 6, 1945, but travellers visiting the Japanese city of 1.1 million will do themselves a favour by remembering that there is more to Hiroshima than that one event.
From the Hiroshima Travel Guide
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Great location. Staff don't speak English but sign language made it all work. The room was clean, but the decor was a strange mix of (western) '70s curtains and walls, and Japanese tatami mats and cupboards - quite endearing once you got past the initial shock. ... more
Close to where the A bomb was dropped easy access via tram and, clean tidy rooms. Bike hire great gave access to large area of the city and surrounds. Staff spoke good English and very helpfull. Thanks ... more
We had intended a stay at a traditional Japanese Ryokan and were not disappointed. The proprietors were gracious and greeted us with a tray of tea brought to our room upon arrival. The Futons and Down Covers were comfortable and warm this chill spring night we were able to turn the heat off. ... more
Japan Trip Report: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya and Hiroshima
Just got back from 2 weeks touring Japan. I spent 1 week in Tokyo, and spent 1 weeks burning up the rails using my Japan rail pass to see the temples in Kyoto, baseball in Osaka, sumo in Nagoya and a short trip to see Hiroshima. I was a little scared in heading to Japan because a lot of what I read ...
Japan for 2 weeks
Kyoto and Hiroshima were my favourites in Japan. In Kyoto in particular I really liked the northern part of the city where you could just walk arounf taking in all the traditional buildings. In Hiroshima visiting the Peace Park is quite a memorable experience. ...
staying chiyoda 2 weeks march 16-30
is it worth getting a 2 week rail pass? could i travel far e.g hiroshima,osaka,kyoto,etc, and get back to tokyo in the night? how should i dress i.e smart,casual,sports jacket,? ...
Hiroshima
This morning we caught another bullet train from Kyoto to Hiroshima which took just over an hour and a half. We skipped breakfast in order to make it to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park to check out the Peace ...
Posted in Japanada adventure by JAPANTVT10
Hiroshima
Wednesday, 24 August, 2005 Day 5 – Hiroshima Cam - This was un-imaginable. We arrived ...
Posted in Marckam off to Japan by marckam
Hiroshima
in English as well as Japanese. After a few hours on the bullet train we got to Hiroshima. I traveled with Jenn, Jess, Sam, Emily, Kate, James, Bobby, Jen and Jane. We got to Hiroshima only a half hour before ...
Posted in Paradise Is In Your Mind... by katfish