Higashihiroshima

This historic reservoir showcases one of Japan's finest wisteria displays with a 300-meter purple canopy. Stroll beneath 100 blooming trees during spring when this National Tangible Cultural Property opens to visitors.

Stroll through Saijo's historic sake district where centuries-old breweries craft Japan's finest rice wine. Sample distinctive varieties at traditional white-walled buildings while learning about brewing.

Dating from 741 AD, Aki Kokubunji features ancient wooden structures including the city's oldest Niomon Gate. Overnight guests can experience morning prayers and zazen meditation in this serene Buddhist sanctuary.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Mont Saint-Michel on Oshiba Island during your travels in Higashihiroshima. Discover the area's festivals and temples.

This historic brewery pioneered daiginjo sake production with advanced rice polishing since the Meiji era. Explore traditional buildings, learn about sake-making, and sample award-winning varieties.

This pioneering brewery crafts pure rice sake with rich umami flavors in Higashihiroshima's historic Saijo district. Visit October's Sake Festival to sample their golden, unfiltered specialties.

This modern art haven showcases contemporary prints and ceramics from local and international artists. Explore special exhibitions like the picture book illustrations display, with free parking for two hours.

Hot Kamo offers authentic Japanese onsen bathing in natural hot spring waters. Unwind in both indoor and outdoor baths, savoring the therapeutic warmth of this traditional relaxation experience.