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Hiroshima Castle Here is where you can find reliable dining, shopping English / 英語 and lodging! MAP●Ⅱ Map JR Hiroshima Station MAP●Ⅰ MAP●Ⅲ * 4 premises apart from the map of ●Ⅰ are displayed in maps of ●Ⅱ and ●Ⅲ . Yokogawa Station セブレブ ン イ ン Fresta Yokogawa Station MAP●ⅠHiroshima City Center MAP●ⅡAsakita Ward （Asa Zoological Park area） 25 12 (Naka Ward and Minami Ward Fuji area) Yokogawa 1-chome 28 Asakita Ward Mt. Notoro Sanyo Marunaka Hakushima Elementary School Kyojunji Temple 268 Hakushima Hiroshima Chuo Betsuin-mae Motomachi Senior High School Golf Club Hiroshima Teishin Hospital Asaminami Ward Motomachi Tokuoji Temple 269 Elementary School Astram LineHiroshima Castle JR Sanyo Shinkansen Line Ganjoji Temple Katei Saibansho-mae Hiroshima General Hospital Hiroden Yokogawa Line Hiroshima Family Court Kyobashi-gawa River Central Park Johoku-dori Ave. of West Japan Railway Company Yasuda Women's Tera-machi Hiroshima Hiroshima-Kamiyasu University Gokoku Shrine Shukkeien Post Office Hiroshima Green Arena 183 54 6 JR Sanyo Line Max Valu Yasuda Women's College Hiroshima City Kamiyasu Astram Line Shukkeien-mae Express Takatori 38 Children's Library Jonan-dori Ave. Noboricho 37 14 Hiroshima Central Hiroden Hakushima Line Junior High School Shinkansen Exit 29 Jogakuin-mae Chorakuji Youme Town City Library 27 Tourist Information Hiroshima Jogakuin Hiroshima-Higashi Post Office Hiroshima Station Hiroshima City Hospital Center Senior High School Yasuhigashi South Exit Honkawa-cho 15 Yoshijima Hospital Kenchomae 9 Noboricho Elementary School Tourist Information Center Kenbyoin-mae 183 Hiroshima Naka Hiroshima-Chuo Police Station Hiroshima International ASSE 4 A-Bomb Dome Sogo Spark Hiroshima City Museum ） 86 l University Hiroshima Station l Hiroshima Prefectural Fukuya 32 Post Office a m of History and A-Bomb Dome d n Government Office Memorial Cathedral for World Peace u Kamiya-cho-nishi o Traditional Crafts r Honkawa g r e Tokaichi-machi Edion d Elisabeth Hiroshima Expressway Route 3 265 n Elementary School undergroundu mall Tourist Information Center Yoshijima Exit Bay City Ujina o（ University Enkobashi-cho e Dobashi 13 r a Hiroden Main Line h S Yume Mart 10 of Music o higashi 21 h c MEGA Don Quijote a Hiroden Ujina487 Line y Tourist Information Center i Hatchobori Kojakuji Temple 3 m a Ebisu-cho Hiroshima KamiyachoK Shareo 2 Kamiya-cho- 24 Peace Memorial Sunmall Hondori Fukuya 7 164 Fresta Cosmopolitan Koami-cho 22 Park 1 31 Matoba-cho University Yours Mitsukoshi Aioi-dori Ave. International Conference Hiroshima Peace Hiroshima Mall Youme Town Center Hiroshima Memorial Museum Parco Teramachi-dori Ave. Parco(New building) Dejima Exit 23 Hiroshima Prefectural Hospital Fukuromachi 8 Minami Fire Station Enko-gaw Hiroshima-Dejima Kaigan-dori Fukuro-machi Inari-machi Elementary School Post Office Tsuchiya General 54 a Prefectural University of Hiroshima Dambara 1-chome Tenma-gawa River Hospital Motoujinaguchi Funairi-Dori Ave. Funairi-machi HonkawaHiroshima River City Bunka Koryu Kaikan Sanno Shrine ） 5 18 Peace Boulevard (Heiwa Odori) 11 Chuden Hospital Ujina Chuden-mae 16 Ekimae-dori Ave. （ r Hiroden Minami Line e 17 Hijiyama Shrine Hiroshima Sea iv 26 R 20 Hiroshima Chuo Side Hospital a w Post Office Hiroshima City Manga Library a g Hijiyama-shita Hiroshima - Hiroshima-Higashi Police Station u Hiroshima City Museum Hiroden Eba Line s Port Nakajima a y of Contemporary Art Hiroshima Port Motoujina Park Funairi-hon-machi o 30 Elementary School t Bisyamonten Temple o Shiyakusho-mae Naka Ward Office M Fuji Grand Hiroshima Shopping Center Hiroshima MAP●Ⅲ Minami Ward 19 京橋京 37 Danbara Shopping 2 Hiroshima City Hall 橋 Hijiyama Park （Hiroshima port area） 川 Center S Supermarkets / D Department Stores / Schools / Post Offices / Hospitals E / C ///N - //// Restaurants Retail Shops Accomodations Other Sightseeing Attractions ＰＡＡＲＴ２ＲＴ２ＲＴ２ 1 Andersen Hiroshima E 17 Kasuga Ryokan E Four Recommended Courses 2 Chikara - Hondori 4-chome N 18 Comfort Inn Hiroshima, Heiw-Odoori E 3 Art Café Elk E 19 Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima E Recommended Spring 4 Taiko Udon E 20 Aster Plaza Hiroshima International Youth House E Course 5 Hiroshima Souvenir & Gift Shop "Sankai Station" E 21 Hotel Century 21 Hiroshima E C 6 Shukkeien Garden shop“ Sensuitei” E 22 Ikawa Ryokan E Recommended Summer 7 Yamada Denki LABI HIROSHIMA 23 Chizuru Ryokan E Course 8 Don Quijote, Hiroshima Hatchobori store C 24 Sansui Ryokan E 9 Poplar Convenience Store, Hatchobori N 25 Hiroshima Peace Hotel E Recommended Fall 10 Tokyu Hands Hiroshima Store N 26 Reino Inn Hiroshima Peace Park E Course 11 Eco-friendly Recycled Goods Shop CHUUSHINGURA E 27 Hiroshima Pacific Hotel E 12 Kouka Industry Chinese Grocery Store E C 28 Hiroshima City Asa Zoological Park E YouYou cancan searchsearch forfor sightseeingsightseeing spotsspots usingusing thethe belowbelow website!website! Recommended Winter 13 Daily Yamazaki Convenience Store, Motoyasubashi-mae N 29 Hiroshima Museum of Art E ［HiroshimaHiroshima NavigatorNavigator］ http://www.hiroshima-navi.or.jp/en/http://www.hiroshima-navi.or.jp/en/ Course 14 Hotel Granvia Hiroshima E C 30 Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art E ［VisitVisit HiroshimaHiroshima］ http://visithiroshima.net/http://visithiroshima.net/ 15 RIHGA Royal Hotel Hiroshima E 31 Fuji Xerox Hiroshima Tourist Information Center E Tourist Information Center, JR Hiroshima Station 16 Oriental Hotel Hiroshima E 32 (South Exit, Underground Plaza) E Please contact the lodging establishment or tourist information center if advance reservation is required. Created/Published by Hiroshima City Published in March 2014 Please be aware that costs and fares are subject to change. Motomachi Senior High School 84 Hakushima Elementary School Hakushima 10:00 Hiroshima Station⇒Hijiyama PParkark Hiroshima Teishin Hospital 基町基町小小 小 2 HiroshimaHir Streetcar (Approx. 8 min.) + Walking (Approx.prox. 10 min.) Futaba-dori Ave. Hiroshima General Hospital of CastleCa Katei Saibansho-mae West Japan Railway Company From JR Hiroshima Station, board the streetcar boundd for HiroshimaHiroshima 2 Hiroshima Castle 中央園 公公園 Port via Hijiyama-shita (Line #5), get off at the “Hijiyama-shita”ama-shita” stop, 5454 Hiroshimairoshima Gokoku ShrinShrine 3 Shukkeien and walk to the park. JonanJ Dori Hiroshima Dori Prefectural Art Museum Garden Shukkeien-mae HiroshimaH himma Green ArenaAArena 10:20 ①Start cherry blossom viewingg at HiHijiyamajiyama Park Max Valu Express Noboricho Junior High School Like! 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A-BombA-BoBoombom DomeDoo EEdion Hakushima-dori Ave. Elisabeth University of Music AKI HIROSHIMA underground mall TouristToou s Informationformation CenterC （ 164 Enkobashi-cho + Walking (Approx. 10 mmin.)in.) Tate-machi ● You can see the “AKI HIROSHIMA BUSHO-TAI”, BUSHO-TAI SuSunmall Hatchobori Board the bus from thehe HiroshimaHiroshima TouristTTourist InInformationformaf m tionti n CenterC Kamiyacho Shareo Kanayama-cho a singing and dancing samurai troupe, every Sunday afternoon Hondori Fukuya Hondori Arcade Ebisu-cho Matoba-cho City Museum of Contemporaryemporary Art (via Peace MemorialMemorial Aioi-dori Ave. LABI Hiroshima Mitsukoshi 164 Park Momiji Bank and take a picture with them! Hiroshima Station Shinkansen-guchi),inkansen-guchi), get off at “Hiroshima Bijutsukan-mae” Inari-machi Hiroshima Mall Parco Parco ● stop, and walk to the castcastle.le. Dress up in armor and a helmet in the castle tower and have * You can use your Japanapan RRailail PPassass on tthehe “M“Meipueipu ru-puru-pu”.”. HirosHiroshimahimma PeacePeaPeacacece Funairi-machi Don Quijote MemorMemorialmorialorial MuseumMusseum your picture taken! 545 14:20 ②Cherry blossom viewing part 2 Dambara 1-chome at Hiroshima Castle (In Chuo Park) Namiki-dori Ave. 37 Chuden-mae Peace Boulevard (Heiwa Odori) Hijiyama Shrine Chuden Hospital Ekimae-dori Ave. 15:50 Hiroshima Castle⇒Shukkeien Garden Hiroshima City Manga Library 3 Shukkeien Garden For a limited time Luxury Point Hijiyama Park (from the end of March until Walking (Approx. 10 min.) Hijiyama-shita 1 As Hiroshima is a city of water, why not go on a river cruise and Fuji Grand Hiroshima Shopping Center Enjoy strolling around the gardens and the beginning of Aril), you can Hiroshima City Museum Chuo-dori Ave. use a Gangi Taxi to view the cherry blossoms from surface of of Contemporary Art take a rest to enjoy a matcha (Japanese enjoy lit-up cherry blossom 16:00 ③Stroll around Shukkeien Garden 市役 所 前 Hiroshima国泰 City 寺 Center 中 竹屋 小 the river? ＭＡＰⒶ広島 市 役 所 Hiroshima Danbara Shopping Center (Hiroshima Station – Kamiya-cho/Hatchobori area) green tea) set (includes Japanese sweets) in viewing at night. the Sensui-tei
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