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Japan

Hiroshima / Blossoming resilience, sushi and joy

MeowScore 🙀108/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😻
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😻
🌳 Parks and greenery 😻
👮‍♂️ Safety 😻

Best month

April

Cherry blossom season at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.

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january

Visit Hiroshima for New Year's celebrations and the stunning illumination displays

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february

Experience the beautiful plum blossoms at Shukkei-en Garden

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march

Celebrate the annual Miyajima Oyster Festival

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april

Witness the breathtaking cherry blossom season at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

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may

Explore the lively streets during Golden Week and visit the Hiroshima Castle

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june

Enjoy the stunning hydrangea blooms at Joukou-ji Temple

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july

Experience the summer fireworks festivals at Miyajima Island

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august

Visit for the traditional Obon Festival and see the beautiful lanterns

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september

Attend the Hiroshima Okonomimura Food Festival and try the local delicacies

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october

See the stunning fall foliage at Miyajima Island and visit the Itsukushima Shrine

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november

Witness the Hiroshima Chrysanthemum Festival at Shukkei-en Garden

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december

Take part in the annual Christmas illuminations and festivities at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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Hiroshima is moderately priced, with affordable food options but slightly expensive shopping centers. Transportation is reasonable.

Visit the covered shopping arcade for affordable items or visit duty-free shops for tax-free purchases.

Usual visit duration

2-4 days

Visiting Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome

Usual visit duration

2-4 days

Visiting Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome

Hiroshima is a popular stop for those exploring Japan's history and culture.

Tipping

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No tipping culture in Japan

Tipping

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No tipping culture in Japan

Cash is still preferred, splitting of bills is not common.

internet situation

great Speed

Fiber-optic internet widely available

excellent Availability

Almost all areas have internet access

great Cellular

Good coverage, but spotty in some areas

Electric socket type B

Common in North and Central America. Safer because of grounding pin, mind voltage differences.

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biking possible

Good infrastructure

walkable

Good infrastructure, parks

LGBTQ tolerated

Progressive city

Calling all cool cats: purr-haps it's time to take your paws on a walk through a city that's the cat's meow in history and beauty.

Stretch your whiskers while exploring paw-some landmarks, or indulge in the local cat-ine—a purrfect blend of meowdern and traditional flavors that'll make you purr with delight.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Shukkeien Garden
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Hiroshima Food Street
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Hiroshima Castle
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Itsukushima Shrine
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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

The mainstream

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Shukkeien Garden

A traditional Japanese garden with ponds, bridges, and tea houses, perfect for a relaxing stroll or catnap.

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Hiroshima Food Street

A mecca for foodies with many cat-friendly stalls and restaurants serving Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, local sake, and more.

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Hiroshima Castle

A historic castle with a museum showcasing the local samurai history. The castle tower offers panoramic views of the city. The castle is open to cats too!

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Itsukushima Shrine

A breathtaking shrine on a scenic island known for the iconic floating torii gate. Cats can enjoy the mystical atmosphere and ocean views.

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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

A solemn park dedicated to the victims of the atomic bombing with monuments, museums, and the iconic A-Bomb Dome.

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Off the beaten path

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Mazda Museum
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Miyajima Water Fireworks Festival
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Mojiko Retro Area
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Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
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Shukkei-en Garden

Off the beaten path

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Mazda Museum

A museum dedicated to cars and technology, with interactive exhibits. A cat with a love of speed would adore this place. 🚗💨😺

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Miyajima Water Fireworks Festival

A spectacular display of fireworks reflected in the calm waters of the sea. For brave cats who aren't afraid of loud noises! 🎆🌊😼

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3
Mojiko Retro Area

A charming neighborhood with vintage buildings and shops. A cat could easily spend hours exploring all the unique stores and alleyways. 🏬🐱🌟

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Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art

A modern art museum with fascinating exhibitions. Great for curious cats who love to explore new things. 🎨🐾👀

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Shukkei-en Garden

A peaceful and serene garden with a large pond filled with Koi fish. Perfect for cats who love to nap and watch the scenery. 🍃🌸🐠

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biking possible

Good infrastructure

walkable

Good infrastructure, parks

LGBTQ tolerated

Progressive city

Mindful meoweler tips

Peace Memorial Park and Museum

Learn about the atom bomb and pay tribute to the victims. Don't miss the A-Bomb Dome, a haunting reminder of the city's tragic past.

Okonomiyaki

Try the local specialty, a savory pancake filled with cabbage, meat, and seafood. Cooked right at your table!

Miyajima Island

Take a short ferry ride to this beautiful island known for its floating torii gate and wild deer roaming freely.

Useful external sites

visithiroshima.net

Hiroshima Tourism Board↗

Official tourism website for Hiroshima

www.pcf.city.hiroshima.jp/top_e.html

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum↗

Information about the history of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima

visit-miyajima-japan.com

Miyajima Island↗

Website for the Miyajima Island, a popular tourist attraction near Hiroshima

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