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Central Hiroshima City Myojoin Temple Hikarigaoka Hiroshima Toshogu Shrine Nigitsu Shrine Futabanosato (2) Yamane-Cho To Hiroshima IC↑ To Peace Memorial Park via the Shinkohei Bridge To Shukkeien and Hiroshima Hakushima-kuken-cho Kinko Inari Jinja Shrine Station via the Shinkohei Bridge JR Shin-Hakushima Sta. Central Hiroshima City Myojoin Temple Hikarigaoka Hiroshima Toshogu Shrine Nigitsu Shrine Futabanosato (2) Yamane-cho Yokogawa-cho (3) Shin-Hakushima Tsuruhane Jinja Shrine Onaga Nishi (2) Misasa-bashi Bridge Mural paintings (at Hiroshima Detention Center) Hikari-machi (2) Bus terminal Yokogawa Sta. Hiroshima-Higashi Onaga Higashi (2) JR Yokogawa Sta. A castle town around police sta. Hiroshima Castle is reproduced and depicted. Johoku-dori Ave Hakushima Kusunoki-cho (1) ( part) Tokiha-hashi Bridge Onaga Higashi (1) Nishi-hakushima-cho Higashi- Higashi Ward Town Beautification Area Hi Yokogawa-cho (2) hakushima-cho ros Futabanosato (3) Akebono (2) & No-Smoking Area Futabanosato (1) him Onaga-Nishi (1) Littering in outdoor public places, a GRANODE Hiroshima Yokogawa1-chome K Me as well as smoking in such Motomachi Senior Hakushima Japanpost y ipu Hiroshima Television Nishi Ward Community places without ashtrays, is High School o Osuga-cho JR Sanyo Shinkansen Lineru-pu Hiroshima Convention Hall Hikari-machi (1) Johoku Elementary School Hiroshima- b Route Cultural Center prohibited. If you violate the Teishin Hospital a JR West Japan s prohibition, you will be punished. h Hiroshima Branch Nishi Ward i -g Grand Arc Terrace Akebono (1) Town Beautification Area aw Hiroshima & No-Smoking Area a Wakakusa-cho Family R Kami-osuga-cho Futaba-dori Ave To Hiroshima Yokogawa-cho (1) (Violations of beautification and no-smoking Court iv Expressway e Route1 → rules within this zone are punished.) r Yokogawa-shin-machi Hiroshima To Hiroshima- Samurai Warrior Performance Saibansho-mae Katei Akebono (4) Dentention Johoku--dori Ave Higashi IC Yokogawa Yokogawa -bashi Bridge Sinbashi Bridge Troupe Aki Hiroshima Busho-tai House JR Sanyo Line Akebono (3) Dance performances are currently RCC Higashi-kaniya-cho Shukkeien Garden Matsubara-cho held on Sundays. Kami-hatchobori WATER TAXI Atago-machi Higashi Ward (http://hiroshima-samurai.jp/) JR Hiroshima Sta. Community Nakahiro Junior Castle Tower High Court JR Sanyo Shinkansen Line Cultural Center High School Hiroshima Prefectural Higashi Ward Office Former Site of Imperial Art Museum Military Headquarters Shukkeien-mae Nakahiro-machi (3) Hiroshima Meipuru-pu Route T Moto-machi Higashi-eki-machi Betsuin-mae Shukkeien-mae Astramline Noboricho Junior e Elementary Hiroshima Castle m High School EKI CITY School Kami-nobori-cho Sakae-bashi Bridge Bus terminal Hiroshima Sta. m Hiroshima Urban View HIROSHIMA Grand Tower a Gokoku Shrine - H JR Sanyo Line g Enkobashi-cho o Jogakuin-mae a Hiroshima- n Gomon Omote w higashi Enkobashi-cho Ozu (2) k gate) (Main Higashi- a Post Office a Peace Cafe BIG FRONT kojin-machi Hiroshima Jogakuin Junior High School Kojin-machi R w Consulate General MAZDA Stadium Tera-machi Second Hiroshima Common Hiroshima Jogakuin Senior High School HIROSHIMA Central Park Ekinishi-koka- of the Republic i a v Moto-machi Compound Government Offices bashi Bridge of Korea in Hiroshima (Hiroshima Municipal Baseball Stadium) e R Jonan-dori Ave Ekimae- Riverside Stop ohashi This is the home stadium of the professional Bridge r i Kami-yanagi- (WATER TAXI) Hiroshima Hirose-kita-machi v Tour bus parking lot Nishi-kaniya (2) Nishi-kaniya (3) Costco baseball team Hiroshima Toyo Carp, with a e bashi Bridge International House r Yukaen Garden Peacecle capacity of 33,000. Operating Enko-bashi Akebono-dori Ave Hiroshima Shoyo Hiroshima Kokusai University Bridge Kojin-machi Designated Management Office Tennis Court Hiroshima Campus Office Elementary School Hiroshima Jogakuin-mae TEL082-568-2777 Nakahiro- Tera-machi Museum (Underground parking) Memorial Cathedral Ekimae-dori Ave Ekimae-dori Minami-kaniya (2) machi (2) Family Noboricho for World Peace Kyobashi-cho Kojin-bashi Swimming Pool Hiroshima of Art Matoba-cho (1) Bridge Nishi-kojin-machi Motomachi-Kasen-Park Hakushima-dori Ave Elementary Hiroshima Nishi-kaniya (1) Sorazaya-bashiHiroshima Bridge River Cruise Green Arena Central School RCC HIROSHIMA CENTRAL SHOPPING Jonan-dori Ave City Library City Hospital Culture Center Ozu-dori Ave Elisabeth University of Music Matoba-cho Nishi-kaniya (4) DISTRICT SHOPPING GUIDE Teramachi-dori Ave Hashimoto-cho Nakahiro-ohashi Bridge Tera-machi WATER TAXI It will help you find tax-free shops and/ 5-Days Children′s Museum Kyobashi Bridge Hiroshima Nobori-cho DentetsuMatoba-cho Water Taxies connect or shops with English-speaking staff. To Hiroshima Honkawa-cho (3) (Planetarium) Hiroshima YMCA Hiroshima Station, You can download the file. ← Expressway Route 4 Prefectural Office Kyobashi-gawa River Minami-kaniya (1) Ozu (1) Hiroshima-Chuo Shukkeien and Peace Motomachi Teppo-cho Open-Air Café Taisho-bashi Hirose Elementary School CRED Police Sta. Hatchobori Fuji Xerox Hiroshima Inari-machi Bridge Memorial Park by water. http://www.chushinren.jp/pdf/map_en.pdf Nakahiro- WATER TAXI Hanover Garden Pacela Tourist Information Center TEL082-258-3188 machi (1) Waterworks Bureau, Matoba-cho (2) Kencho-mae Hirose-machi Kencho-mae The City of Hiroshima Inari-machi Enko-gawa River City sightseeing loop buses Shareo Underground Shopping Mall Tokaichi-machi (2) Former Municipal Passport center Hiroshima meipuru~pu Baseball Stadium Aioi-dori Ave Regular performances of Youth Starting from JR Hiroshima Station Center Sogo Department store Dambara Hiroshima kagura AQ′A The Hiroshima Bank Tokyu Hands Inari-ohashi Bridge Elementary School bus stop, this hop-on and hop-off (Shinto music and dancing) Setouchi Information Center Dambara (1) sightseeing loop bus takes you to Bus Center (3F) Hatchobori Ebisu-cho Heiwa-bashi Bridge Every Wednesday from 19:00 Honkawa-cho (2) Tate-machi Hatchobori Kanayama-cho major tourist attractions in Hiroshima from April to December Hiroshima CCI Sogo Kamiya-cho-higashi Inari-machi Kinya-cho City including the A-bomb Dome. Ebisu-cho LABI Hiroshima LABI Department Store(1F) Hatchobori DENKI YAMADA Four routes available: the Orange Route (47-minute loop) TEL082-245-2311 Aioi-bashi Bridge Genbaku Dome-mae Tate-machi Mitsukoshi Ebisu-cho Dambara (4) and Lemon Route (35-minute loop) visit three museums, Kamiya-cho-nishi Fukuya Department store Yanagi-bashi Dambara1-chome Tokaichi-machi the Green Route (40-minute loop) travels through ORIZURU EDION Department store Bridge Nishi-tokaichi-machi Honkawa-cho Tate-machi Ebisu Shrine Minami Ward Shintenchi, and the Blue Route arrives/departs Hiroshima Hiroshima World Heritage Sea Route Sea Heritage World Hiroshima TOWER Dambara Hinode (1) Ebisu-dori Ave Entertainment Port. Hiroshima Free Wi-Fi is available on the bus. Kamiya-cho Kanayama-cho Matsukawa-cho Tokaichi-machi Honkawa-cho (1) (2) (arcade) district (Route and timetable) Honkawa Elementary Kamiya-cho (1) Horikawa-cho Dambara (3) Orange route (one circuit: 47 min.) Aioi-dori Ave School Peace Museum Butsudan-dori Ave Departing the bus stop at the shinkansen exit of JR Hypocenter Ave Hijiyama-dori Hondori Dambara (2) Hiroshima Station every hour from 9:00 to 17:00 (last bus) A-bomb Dome SUNMALL PARCO Lemon route (one circuit: 35 min.) Hondori Nagarekawa-dori Ave Event Ote-machi (1) Kamishinonome-cho Hirose-bashi Bridge Tokaichi-machi (1) Hondori Ave (arcade) Shintenchi Departing the bus stop at the shinkansen exit of JR Hondori Yagembori Nov. 18-20: Hijiyama Park Honkawa Yagembori-dori Ave Hiroshima Yume Plaza Alice Ebisuko Hiroshima Station every hour from 8:00 to 17:30 (last bus) Temma Hiroshima Elementary Garden Hiroshima City Green route(one circuit: 40 min.) Elementary School Festival Hijiyama-cho Higashi-hiroshima- Manga Library Tokaichi-machi Memorial Motoyasu-bashi Departing the bus stop at the shinkansen exit of JR School Okonomi-mura bashi Bridge Eno-machi Hospital Bridge Motoyasubashi Pier Hondori Naka Ward Yayoi-cho Hiroshima Station about every half hour from 9:15 to 17:45 Rijo-dori Ave Fukuro-machi Don Quijote Nekoya-cho Fukuro-machi (lastDambara-yamasaki bus) (3) Elementary School K Blue Route (6 round trips per day) y H Fukuro-machi Okonomi o ir Hiroshima Sta. Shinkansen Entrance: 7:50 to 18:45 (last Gangi Taxi Nishi-hiratsuka-cho os Park Kyouwakoku b h Hiroshima National i bus) River taxi operating on Rai Sanyo Hiroshimamura a m a Peace Memorial Hall Fukuro-machi Elementary a s Nagarekawa-cho Dambara-minami (2) (Fare) M six Hiroshima City rivers Historical Site School Peace Museum M Honkawa- for the Atomic bomb Victims h Dambara-yamasaki (2) e e i i Single Ride: p Museum p TEL082-230-5537 bashi Bridge GOJINSHA Wendy i Hiroshima City Namiki-dori Ave u - u Hijiyama-shita r Hito-Machi Plaza g r Adults 200 yen, Children 100 yen u Higashi-hiratsuka-cho Museum of u a - Sakai-machi (1) Mikawa-cho - Adults 330 yen, Children 170 yen p Sakai-machi (2) The Former Bank of p Temma-bashi Peace Memorial Park Tanaka-machi w Contemporary (*Hiroshima Port arrivals/departures) Japan Hiroshima Branch u Temma-cho Dobashi Ote-machi (2) a Bridge Fukuro-machi Enryuji Temple Art International Conference R One-day Pass: Chuo-dori Ave (Toukasan) Moving Walkway “SkyHiroshima Walk” Dambara o Koami-cho Center Hiroshima Naka-machi R Adults 400 yen, Children 200 yen Event in 2019 Rai Sanyo u Shopping Center t i e e Hiroshima Peace Fukuro-machi v Buntokuden Hall (The Blue Route bus departing from Hiroshima Sta. ←To Miyajimaguchi Hiroden Temma- Memorial Museum Jun. 07-09: e Dambara-yamasaki (1) Shinkansen Entrance bound for Hiroshima
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