Curated by Rob Dyer
20 Attractions | 19 Accommodations | 10 Atomic Bomb Sites | 10 Restaurants | 8 Foodie Experiences | 10 Cafes | 10 Day Trips | 9 Transportation Options
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Heading to Hiroshima? Get instant access to my personally curated and interactive Google Map. Here are my Hiroshima tips, recommendations, and unpublished spots inside your Google Maps within a few clicks.
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BONUS: Includes a 14-page Hiroshima City eGuide giving you even more ideas, insider tips, recommendations and resources.
WHAT'S INCLUDED (Version 1.2 January 2024)
Interactive Map
Fully interactive map to find places and activities nearby. All you need to plan your visit.
10 Top Attractions
My hand-picked attractions including visiting notes, official website links and photos.
19 Best Places to Stay
Locations and detailed links to reserve 9 finest hotels and 10 ryokan (traditional inns).
8 Foodie Experiences
Get closer to the local culture with 8 unique food experiences, including bookable links.
10 Best Restaurants
Details and links to reserve tables at Hiroshima's best Japanese cuisine restaurants.
10 Atomic Bomb Sites
Get a unique insight into Hiroshima's atomic bomb history by visiting these 10 sites.
9 Transport Options
Airport, trains, trams, monorail, buses, ferries and ropeway - all your essential connections.
10 Inviting Day Trips
My hand-picked selection of essential and nearby day trips. From coastal towns to islands.
10 Cool Cafes
Includes cool cafes, so you can plan your coffee and cake stops along the way.
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Meet your curator,
Rob Dyer
A writer and publisher from England, Rob has been exploring Japan’s islands since 2000. He specialises in travelling off the beaten track, whether on remote atolls or in the hidden streets of major cities. He’s the founder of TheRealJapan.com.
A comprehensive 14-page Hiroshima City eGuide filled with additional insider tips, recommendations, and resources.
I’m sure this won’t be our last trip to Japan, though we’re not going to Hiroshima this time as we did it last time, it’ll be handy to have as it’s made by someone who’s great with planning and is very experienced in Japan!
Can’t wait to hear what the next Google Maps are! I plan on buying all of them! 😄