recommendation! 10 “photogenic spots” in Hiroshima (Koganeyama, Hiroshima Castle)
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Introducing photogenic places in Hiroshima! Let's go on a photogenic trip too!
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Hiroshima Prefecture is not just about the world heritage sites of Miyajima and the Atomic Bomb Dome. Hiroshima is full of delicious food! Okonomiyaki, which is synonymous with Hiroshima, fresh seafood such as oysters, octopus, sea bream, and conger eel, Onomichi ramen, which is now nationwide, Hiroshima beef, which is highly regarded for its high meat quality, handmade soba, lemons and oranges, which are the largest producers in Japan.・Abundant food resources such as grapes are unique to Hiroshima. Many events unique to the region are also held, such as the sea festival, kagura, and Mibu flower rice planting. Cycling, trekking, skiing and snowboarding on the Shimanami Kaido will keep you active. Miyajima, which is registered as a World Heritage Site, and the Atomic Bomb Dome are not the only attractions, and there are many ways to enjoy it.
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Table of Contents
- 1. Mt. Kogane (night view)
- 2. Environment Bureau Naka Factory
- 3. Hiroshima Ohashi Bridge (night view)
- 4. Mt. Araya (sea of clouds)
- 5. Hiroshima Castle (upside down castle)
- 6. Mariho Digital Art Road
- 7. Open cafe by the water
- 8. Orizuru Tower
- 9. Fukuromachi
- 10. Mitakiji Temple
1. Mt. Kogane (night view)
Hiroshima is one of the best night view spots in the prefecture and is often referred to as the ``golden mountain'' when it comes to night views. It's easily accessible, being about a 10-minute drive from National Route 2, and many couples visit on weekends as a date spot.
2. Environment Bureau Naka Factory
This is a waste incineration plant that incorporates the latest technology.The building was designed by world-famous architect Yoshio Taniguchi and has an architectural design that completely changes the image of waste treatment facilities.
3. Hiroshima Ohashi Bridge (night view)
Hiroshima Ohashi Bridge and Kaita Ohashi Bridge, which extend to Hiroshima-Kure Road, cross over the sea, and the night view of the bridges lit up at night is a beautiful spot.
4. Mt. Araya (sea of clouds)
When it comes to sea of clouds in Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyoshi City is famous, but Hiroshima City also has a sea of clouds spot that is just as good! Worth a look!
5. Hiroshima Castle (upside down castle)
Hiroshima Castle's castle tower looks very beautiful when viewed through the moat, so we recommend taking photos from outside!
6. Mariho Digital Art Road
``Mariho Digital Art Road'' is a projection mapping that uses images and music on the screen of Marina Hop's seaside promenade ``Promenade Deck''. The scale of 160m is one of the longest permanent installations in Japan, and it is truly impressive.
7. Open cafe by the water
Why not spend a relaxing moment while feeling the changing seasons at a stylish waterside cafe?
8. Orizuru Tower
From the observation space on the wooden deck, you can see scenery you've never seen before.
9. Fukuromachi
Hiroshima's number one shopping area, with Hondori shopping street, department stores, select shops, and cafes.
10. Mitakiji Temple
Photo provided by: Kengo Miyamoto of TEAM.MIYA
A perfect photo spot! There are scenery everywhere you want to capture, such as stone Buddha statues with various expressions and water bowls with flowing water.
Hiroshima Prefecture is not just about the world heritage sites of Miyajima and the Atomic Bomb Dome. Hiroshima is full of delicious food! Okonomiyaki, which is synonymous with Hiroshima, fresh seafood such as oysters, octopus, sea bream, and conger eel, Onomichi ramen, which is now nationwide, Hiroshima beef, which is highly regarded for its high meat quality, handmade soba, lemons and oranges, which are the largest producers in Japan.・Abundant food resources such as grapes are unique to Hiroshima. Many events unique to the region are also held, such as the sea festival, kagura, and Mibu flower rice planting. Cycling, trekking, skiing and snowboarding on the Shimanami Kaido will keep you active. Miyajima, which is registered as a World Heritage Site, and the Atomic Bomb Dome are not the only attractions, and there are many ways to enjoy it.
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