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Hiroshima is the principal city of the Chugoku Region and home to over a million inhabitants.
Hiroshima has many attractive tourist attractions, including two World Heritage Sites, 「Atomic Bomb Dome」 and 「Itsukushima Shrine」.

Atomic Bomb Dome

Atomic Bomb Dome is registered as a World Heritage Site as a witness to the history of the first atomic bomb dropped in the world in 1945, and also as a symbol of prayer for the abolition of nuclear weapons and lasting peace.

Itsukushima Shrine

The vivid vermilion-painted temple standing in the Seto Inland Sea is one of Japan's three most spectacular sights. Itsukushima Shrine changes mysterious appearance with the ebb and flow of the waves, season after season or hour after hour.

Okonomiyaki

Okonomiyaki, a Hiroshima speciality, is a must-try local delicacy when travelling to Hiroshima. The mille-feuille-like layers of thin dough with cabbage, pork, yakisoba and eggs make okonomiyaki a work of art.
Born in post-war Hiroshima, okonomiyaki is a food that gave vitality to the people who rose from the burnt ruins, and is a 'soul food' that symbolises the post-war reconstruction that grew together with the city and people of Hiroshima.

Tottori is an 80-minute flight from Tokyo and a few hours by train from Osaka and Kyoto.
Nestled between the Sea of Japan and the Chugoku Mountains, this region of unparalleled natural beauty blessed with the fruits of the land and bounty of the sea is an ideal destination for travelers seeking to venture off the beaten path.

The Tottori Sand Dunes

Tottori Sand Dunes show different faces, sometimes wild and sometimes calm that change according to the seasons and the moments.One of the world’s largest undulations, unobstructed view of sandy land, blue sky and the deep blue of the Sea of Japan are spreading.The panorama of sand, wind, and sunlight makes people feel the power of the earth and an extraordinary view of the world.

The Sand Museum

The Sand Museum in Tottori Sand Dunes is the only indoor museum that exhibits sand sculpture specially. We exhibit the highest quality sand sculptures every year by the executive producer and the professional sculptor from all over the world.
The theme of the exhibitions change each year.Past themes include regions such as Southeast Asia and South America and countries including Great Britain and Germany.

Sakaiminato

Sakaiminato on the western border of Tottori Prefecture is an active fishing port and host to a Japanese Self Defense Forces base. The locally-caught crab is especially good, but the big attraction is as the home of Mizuki Shigeru, creator of the popular manga.

The Seto Inland Sea is the largest inland sea in Japan, surrounded by Honshu, Kyushu, and Shikoku.
The Seto Inland Sea is home to more than 700 islands of various sizes, each with its own unique scenery and culture. Island hopping is a popular tour that takes you around the Seto Inland Sea, where the contrast between the blue sea and the green islands is beautiful.

Naoshima island

Naoshima island is located in the Seto inland sea and known for its contemporary art museums, architecture and sculptures!!

Shimanami Kaido

The Shimanami Kaido connects the islands between Hiroshima and Ehime. The 60-km-long road allows you to enjoy the scenery of the islands in the Seto Inland Sea to your heart's content.
The Shimanami Kaido is one of the most popular cycling paths in Japan. Cycling with a refreshing sea breeze is a great activity experience!

Chichibugahama

Kagawa seaside resort boasts a long beach of about 1 km. It is a popular tourist destination, particularly for its spectacular sunset views.
This photogenic spot is known as the 'mirror in the sky' because the gradation of the sunset on the sea surface and the silhouettes of people standing by the water's edge look up and down as if they were mirrors.
Take a trip to the Seto Inland Sea to find a spectacular view that you can only encounter if you come to Chichibuga Beach.