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Where to stay in Hiroshima


Hondori
Hondori's covered shopping arcade buzzes with energy in the heart of Hiroshima. This pedestrian-only street shields shoppers from the elements with its glass roof while neon signs and traditional banners create a vibrant atmosphere. Browse everything from department stores to specialty shops selling local crafts and momiji manju sweets. The arcade offers more than just shopping with game centers, cafes, and restaurants serving Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. Nearby attractions like Peace Memorial Park and Hiroshima Museum of Art are within easy walking distance. Convenient tram stops at Kamiyacho make exploring the wider city simple and straightforward.

Kamiyacho
Kamiyacho sits at the heart of Hiroshima's business district where sleek office towers meet excellent shopping opportunities. The neighborhood buzzes with activity around three metro stations and the central bus terminal. Visitors appreciate the modern urban landscape and convenient transport connections. After business hours, Kamiyacho transforms into a lively evening destination. The nearby Hatchobori area offers numerous restaurants and entertainment venues. Hiroshima Central Shopping District and Sun Mall provide retail therapy for travelers seeking the perfect souvenir.





Naka Ward
In the heart of Hiroshima, discover the central business district and Peace Memorial Park, shop at Hondori shopping arcade, and savor okonomiyaki at Okonomi-mura.





Hiroshima City Centre
Hiroshima City Centre balances profound history with modern urban energy. The haunting A-Bomb Dome stands against glass towers, while Peace Memorial Park offers serene pathways through monuments. Hiroshima Castle's wooden towers overlook the bustling Hondori shopping arcade, filled with okonomiyaki aromas. The neighborhood boasts excellent transportation with eight streetcar lines connecting major attractions. Wander through the 570-meter covered shopping arcade featuring local crafts and international brands. Don't miss trying Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki at one of the 50+ specialized shops before exploring the scenic riverside paths.
Nagarekawacho
Hiroshima's Nagarekawacho district comes alive at night with neon-lit alleys filled with izakaya, karaoke bars, and traditional entertainment spots. Red lanterns cast warm glows over wooden facades as modern pop music mingles with shamisen melodies. Steam rises from yakitori stalls while patrons fill the pedestrian-only streets. This entertainment hub offers an authentic slice of Japanese nightlife culture. Visitors can experience everything from traditional geisha performances to modern clubs until the early morning hours. Most venues operate from 6pm to 2am with peak activity between 8pm and midnight.
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