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    Fuego-gama Pottery Class & Hinero Pottery
    Hiroshima

    Fuego-gama Pottery Class & Hinero Pottery

    A pottery experience classroom with a homey atmosphere that can be enjoyed in the mountains or within the town of Onomichi. Under the careful guidance of a professional potter, you can create your own vessel or figurine while feeling the warmth of the soil. In particular, "Hinero Pottery" emphasizes the "joy of making shapes" with free ideas, allowing beginners, children, and international tourists to easily feel like an artist. The luxury of having your finished work fired later and delivered as a shaped memory of your trip is attractive. Stopping by between strolling the slopes of Onomichi to touch the...

    • Hiroshima
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    Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum
    Hiroshima

    Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum

    A historic art museum adjacent to "Shukkeien," a beautiful garden in Hiroshima City. It houses world-class works such as art associated with Hiroshima, Japanese and Asian crafts, and Salvador Dali's masterpiece "Dream of Venus." The biggest feature is the open and luxurious lobby space where you can view the greenery of Shukkeien through large windows. The experience of touching artworks while simultaneously appreciating the garden that changes its character with each season makes you feel the fusion of traditional Japanese aesthetics and contemporary art. Easily accessible from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, it is a calm hall of art perfect for...

    • Hiroshima
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    Miyajima Ropeway
    Hiroshima

    Miyajima Ropeway

    A ropeway where you can enjoy a walk in the sky to Miyajima's highest peak, Mt. Misen. From Momijidani Station at the foot to Shishiiwa Station at a high altitude, you can simultaneously view the vast virgin forest spreading below and countless islands floating in the blue sea of the Seto Inland Sea. Especially the panoramas during the fresh green or autumn foliage seasons are breathtakingly beautiful, and the feeling of exhilaration as your field of vision opens up as you climb is exceptional. The view from Shishiiwa Observatory is a world-class spectacular view that has earned three stars in...

    • Hiroshima
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    Miyajima
    Hiroshima

    Miyajima

    One of the three most scenic spots in Japan, this mysterious island has been worshipped as a god in its entirety. The vermilion torii gate of "Itsukushima Shrine," which stands as if floating on the sea, attracts people from all over the world as an icon symbolizing Japan. Wild deer roam freely on the island, and a unique landscape where ancient nature and faith are integrated spreads out. At the Omotesando Shopping Street, where you can enjoy eating while walking, you can savor specialties like "Momiji Manju" and grilled oysters, and the gourmet options are substantial. With the Great Torii...

    • Hiroshima
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    Miyajima Daisho-in
    Hiroshima

    Miyajima Daisho-in

    The oldest temple on Miyajima and a prestigious head temple of the Omuro school of Shingon Buddhism. Located near Itsukushima Shrine, it is enveloped in an even more quiet and sacred atmosphere. The grounds are packed with highlights, such as numerous Buddhist statues like "Ichigan Daishi" and "Mani wheels" that grant the same merit as chanting sutras when spun. In particular, the "Eternal Fire," which has burned without interruption for over 1,200 years since Kobo Daishi practiced here, is a must-see. This fire was also the source for the "Flame of Peace" in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. It's a sanctuary...

    • Hiroshima
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    Discoverlink Setouchi
    Hiroshima

    Discoverlink Setouchi

    A creative project centered in Onomichi that connects local historical buildings and traditional culture to the next generation to create new value. They operate facilities like "ONOMICHI U2," a complex for cyclists renovated from an old warehouse, and are a key player in stylishly evolving Onomichi tourism. Here, they propose experiences deeply involved with local industries and people, rather than just simple sightseeing. With hotels and shops utilizing the local denim industry and shipbuilding culture, there are sophisticated new discoveries every time you visit. It's an interesting initiative where you can feel firsthand how Japanese regional cities are coolly regenerating...

    • Hiroshima
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    Hiroshima Museum of Art
    Hiroshima

    Hiroshima Museum of Art

    Located in the lush green Central Park in the heart of Hiroshima City, this museum features a very substantial collection of modern European art, centered on French Impressionism. The biggest attraction is being able to appreciate masterpieces by masters such as Van Gogh, Monet, Renoir, and Picasso slowly in a quiet environment. The building's design is also unique, with a sophisticated structure spreading around a circular main building inspired by the Atomic Bomb Dome. Established with the theme of "Love and Tranquility," the museum is filled with the power of art embedded with prayers for peace. It is a culturally...

    • Hiroshima
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    Onomichi Murder Mystery
    Hiroshima

    Onomichi Murder Mystery

    Set in Onomichi, a town of slopes full of historical emotion, this is hands-on entertainment where you become a character in a story and solve the mystery of a case. By utilizing actual Onomichi townscapes and buildings as the stage, you can enjoy an immersive feeling where the game and reality link. Onomichi's unique intricate alleys, old temples, and retro vacant houses become the background of the story, allowing participants to rediscover the city's charm while making inferences. This experience, where you can enter deeply into the city as part of a story rather than just looking at tourist spots,...

    • Hiroshima
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    Joge-cho, Fuchu City (White-Walled Townscape)
    Hiroshima

    Joge-cho, Fuchu City (White-Walled Townscape)

    A historic town that once flourished as a "Tenryo" (shogunate-controlled territory) and as a post town carrying silver from the Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine to the Seto Inland Sea. White-walled storehouses and merchant houses line the main street, conveying former prosperity to the present. Especially, as the name "Joge" suggests, it is also a place where water divides between the Sea of Japan side and the Seto Inland Sea side at the watershed. You can feel the depth of Japanese history with every step through traditional architectural styles like "Namako-kabe" walls and the retro atmosphere of the "Okinaza" theater. It...

    • Hiroshima
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    Setouchi Hideaway Resort
    Hiroshima

    Setouchi Hideaway Resort

    This is a private-feeling accommodation quietly located on remote islands of the Seto Inland Sea, such as Momoshima in Onomichi City. In an environment completely isolated from the city hustle, the charm is the luxury of monopolizing the calm sea and multi-island beauty spreading before your eyes. Refined spaces where you can become one with nature, such as glamping styles or whole-villa rentals, are provided. You can spend a free and peaceful time enjoying sea kayaking, barbecues, or reading while listening to the sound of waves. This is a perfect sanctuary for seasoned international travelers seeking authentic relaxation, turning even...

    • Hiroshima
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    Orizuru Tower
    Hiroshima

    Orizuru Tower

    Built right next to the Atomic Bomb Dome, this is a new landmark where you can experience Hiroshima's "past, present, and future." The top-floor observation deck, "Hiroshima Hill," is an open space with a wooden deck offering a panoramic view of the Peace Memorial Park and Hiroshima city. Inside the tower, the "Orizuru Wall" experience, where you fold paper cranes with prayers for peace and drop them into a giant glass wall, is popular. The sight of the dropped cranes piling up symbolizes the accumulation of prayers from people all over the world. A sophisticated cafe and a product hall...

    • Hiroshima
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    Kagura Train Rouge
    Hiroshima

    Kagura Train Rouge

    This is an extremely unique tourist experience where you can rent out a streetcar (Hiroshima Electric Railway) running through the city of Hiroshima and appreciate the traditional performing art "Hiroshima Kagura" inside the car. "Train Rouge" means "Red Train" in French, and you can travel while enjoying meals and drinks in a sophisticated, high-class interior. The powerful dance of Kagura unfolding right before your eyes and the modern night view of Hiroshima flowing outside the window merge into a non-ordinary entertainment that can only be tasted here. It is a premium project strongly recommended for authentic-minded international tourists who want...

    • Hiroshima
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    Tobishima Kaido
    Hiroshima

    Tobishima Kaido

    Connecting the islands of the Aki-nada Isles with seven bridges, the "Tobishima Kaido" is an excellent cycling and driving course where you can feel the calm sea view of the Seto Inland Sea up close. Compared to the famous "Shimanami Kaido," it is quieter and characterized by traditional fishing village scenery and the leisurely flow of island time. The biggest highlight is the old townscape of the Mitarai district, which flourished as a port of call for ships waiting for favorable winds during the Edo period. Designated as a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, walking through...

    • Hiroshima
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    Shobara City
    Hiroshima

    Shobara City

    Shobara City is located in the northeastern part of Hiroshima Prefecture and is a city where you can encounter the "original landscape of Japan" surrounded by rich mountains. At the Bihoku Hillside State Park, one of the largest in Japan, you can enjoy seasonal flowers and grand winter illuminations on its vast grounds. It is also packed with dynamic nature spots such as the legends of Mt. Hiba and the beautiful Taishakukyo Gorge, which boasts canyon beauty. Accommodation facilities that have renovated old folk houses are also substantial, and the "healing satoyama experience" spent gazing at the starry sky away...

    • Hiroshima
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    Mt. Hiba
    Hiroshima

    Mt. Hiba

    Located in northern Hiroshima Prefecture, Mt. Hiba is a legendary mountain recorded in Japan's oldest history book, "Kojiki," as the burial place of the goddess Izanami-no-Mikoto, who created Japan. Near the summit, a pure forest of beech trees, a national natural monument, spreads out, and a mysterious atmosphere drifts about. The nature of the four seasons is beautiful, and especially in autumn, the entire mountain is enveloped in burning colors of red leaves. It also has a unique history that once caused a stir throughout Japan with sightings of the unidentified creature "Hibagon." It is a perfect power spot for...

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    Hiroshima Prefecture
    Hiroshima

    Hiroshima Prefecture

    Located in the Chugoku region of Japan, Hiroshima Prefecture is one of Japan's leading tourist destinations, boasting two World Heritage sites: Itsukushima Shrine and the Atomic Bomb Dome. Facing the calm Seto Inland Sea, it is packed with diverse charms, including the scenic beauty of many islands, the historical atmosphere of Onomichi, Kure with its naval history, and Saijo with its rows of sake breweries. Gourmet food such as Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki and fresh raw oysters also attract travelers from all over the world. Hiroshima, where you can experience prayers for peace, rich nature, and warm people, is an essential destination...

    • Hiroshima
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    Bizen Pottery Village
    Okayama

    Bizen Pottery Village

    Centered on Imbe in Bizen City, this is the production center of Japan's oldest pottery boasting over 1,000 years of history. Walking through the town, red brick chimneys stand in line and smoke from craftsmen firing kilns with firewood drifts; it is truly a "living craft town." Bizen pottery, fired only by the power of earth and fire without using any glaze, is the pinnacle of "Beauty of Use" where flavor increases the more it's used. Pottery making experiences are possible in many workshops, allowing you to create your own unique work. It is a place where art and culture...

    • Okayama
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    Kojima, Kurashiki City
    Okayama

    Kojima, Kurashiki City

    Located at the foot of the Seto Ohashi Bridge, Kojima is a sacred place where fashionistas from all over the world gather as the "Birthplace of Domestic Jeans." In the "Kojima Jeans Street" spreading through the old town, high-quality denim shops reflecting craftsman commitment line the streets, where you can experience world-class dyeing and processing techniques. On the other hand, beautiful marine landscapes are also an attraction, such as "Mt. Washuzan," which offers a panoramic view of the multi-island beauty of the Seto Inland Sea, and "Shimotsui," which retains remnants of a former fishing town. It is a very energetic...

    • Okayama
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    Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter
    Okayama

    Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter

    The greatest highlight of Okayama sightseeing, this is a historical streetscape that flourished as a land under direct shogunate control (Tenryo) during the Edo period. White-walled storehouses and willow trees continue along the Kurashiki River, and you can enjoy mystical illuminated landscapes at night. Fashionable cafes and general stores renovated from old buildings line the streets, where tradition and modern perfectly harmonize. Spending time looking at the town from the water on the hand-prowed "Kurashiki River Boat Ride" is a special moment that makes you forget daily life. It is a place where Japanese aesthetics are condensed, yearned for by...

    • Okayama
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    Mimasaka Province
    Okayama

    Mimasaka Province

    Mimasaka Province is a historical regional name referring to the current northeastern part of Okayama Prefecture. Prospering as a transportation hub since ancient times, its own culture and faith have been nurtured. Centered on the historic "Mimasaka Three Springs (Yunogo, Yubara, Okutsu)," medieval mountain castle ruins and old shrines and temples are scattered about, allowing you to feel multi-layered depths of history. Blessed with rich forests and clear streams, this region is a treasure trove of traditions deeply rooted in Japanese regional life, craftsmanship, and rich agricultural products. It is an ideal area for travelers who want to explore "Authentic...

    • Okayama
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    Hiruzen Kogen
    Okayama

    Hiruzen Kogen

    Surrounded by 1,200m-class mountains, this is one of Western Japan's leading highland resorts. Jersey cattle graze in the vast pastures, and dairy products like fresh milk, rich soft-serve ice cream, and cheese are exquisite. Outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking, and camping are very plentiful, making it ideal for travelers who want to refresh actively away from the city. In recent years, new charms fusing modern art and nature have also been transmitted, such as the sustainable architecture "Kaze-no-Ha" designed by Kengo Kuma.

    • Okayama
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    Yubara Onsen
    Okayama

    Yubara Onsen

    A hot spring area full of rustic charm, famous nationwide for its "Sunayu" located right under the huge Yubara Dam. The mixed-gender open-air bath, which uses the hot spring gushing directly from the riverbed, is popular with international tourists as one of Japan's best wild experiences where you can become one with nature. The surrounding hot spring town retains a traditional atmosphere, with the croaking of Kajika frogs and steam from the springs creating a comfortable space. Also known as a "hot spring for beautiful skin," it is a spot where you can enjoy the essence of Japanese hot spring...

    • Okayama
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    Mimasaka City
    Okayama

    Mimasaka City

    Located in northeastern Okayama Prefecture, Mimasaka City is a city of martial arts and healing, known for "Yunogo Onsen" with its 1,200-year history and as the birthplace of the master swordsman Miyamoto Musashi. Peaceful Satoyama landscapes spread out, and in autumn, beautiful seas of clouds and foliage fascinate visitors. It also features "Okayama International Circuit," representing Japan, characterized by being able to enjoy both quiet traditional culture and exciting motor sports. It is an area perfect for travelers seeking hot springs to heal body and soul and a journey to touch the samurai spirit.

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    Kurashiki City
    Okayama

    Kurashiki City

    Kurashiki City is a city where history and modern culture intersect, housing the "Bikan Historical Quarter," which retains Edo-period atmosphere, and "Kojima," Japan's largest jeans production area. It is full of spots for intellectual strolls, such as the beautiful scenery of white-walled storehouses along the canal and the Ohara Museum of Art, Japan's first private museum centered on Western art. Furthermore, for travelers seeking superb views overlooking the multi-island beauty of the Seto Inland Sea, fresh seafood, and high-quality "Made in Japan" denim, it is one of the most attractive destinations in Okayama Prefecture.

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