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Also known as Carp Castle (õŽ³Ç; Rij¨­), ±á¾±°ù´Ç²õ³ó¾±³¾²¹-Âᨭ was originally constructed in 1589, but much of it was dismantled following the Meiji Restoration. What remained was totally destroyed by the bomb and rebuilt in 1958. In the north end there's a small five-level museum with historical items, but most visitors go for the tower with views over the impressive moat. The surrounding park is a pleasant (and free) place for a stroll. Enter from the east or south.

There are samurai performances at the south entrance every Sunday at 1.30pm and 3pm; and parades every Saturday at 1pm and 3pm.

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  • Cenotaph for A-Bomb victims and A-Bomb Dome

    Peace Memorial Park

    0.75 MILES

    Hugged by rivers on both sides, Peace Memorial Park is a large, leafy space crisscrossed by walkways and dotted with memorials and tranquil spaces for¡­

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    Itsukushima-jinja

    10.81 MILES

    With origins as far back as the late 6th century, Itsukushima-jinja gives Miyajima its real name. The shrine's unique and attractive pier-like¡­

  • Atomic bomb dome memorial in Hiroshima, Japan

    Atomic Bomb Dome

    0.53 MILES

    Perhaps the starkest reminder of the destruction visited upon Hiroshima in WWII is the Atomic Bomb Dome. Built by a Czech architect in 1915, it was the¡­

  • Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

    Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

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    The main building of Hiroshima's premier museum houses a collection of items salvaged from the aftermath of the atomic bomb. The displays are confronting¡­

  • Floating Torii

    Floating Torii

    10.82 MILES

    This 16m-tall vermilion torii (shrine gate) is a symbol of Miyajima and the watery entrance to World Heritage shrine Itsukushima-jinja. At high tide, it¡­

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    11.06 MILES

    Just south of town at the foot of Misen, ¶Ù²¹¾±²õ³ó¨­-¾±²Ô is a worthwhile stopping point on the way up or down the mountain. This Shingon temple is crowded with¡­

  • Misen & Ropeway

    Misen & Ropeway

    11.05 MILES

    Covered with primeval forest, the sacred, peaceful Misen is Miyajima's highest mountain (530m), and its ascent is the island's finest walk ¨C especially in¡­

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    Iwakuni's chief claim to fame is this graceful bridge, built in 1673 during the rule of feudal lord Kikkawa Hiroyoshi. It has been restored several times¡­

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Nearby Hiroshima attractions

1. Hiroshima Museum of Art

0.24 MILES

Located in an interesting 1970s building, this museum has a decent collection of minor works by well-known painters including Picasso, Gauguin, Monet and¡­

2. Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum

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This prefectural art museum has a small collection featuring Salvador Dal¨ª's Dream of Venus and the artwork of Hirayama Ikuo, who was in the city during¡­

3. Shukkei-en

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Modelled after West Lake in Hangzhou, China, Shukkei-en was built in 1620 for daimy¨­ (domain lord) Asano Nagaakira. The garden's name means 'contracted¡­

4. Orizuru Tower

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Most people visit this souvenir-filled tower for 'Hiroshima Hills', its windy, open-terrace viewing platform with one-of-a-kind vistas across the adjacent¡­

5. Atomic Bomb Dome

0.53 MILES

Perhaps the starkest reminder of the destruction visited upon Hiroshima in WWII is the Atomic Bomb Dome. Built by a Czech architect in 1915, it was the¡­

6. Children's Peace Monument

0.65 MILES

The Children's Peace Monument was inspired by Sadako Sasaki, who was just two years old at the time of the atomic bomb. At age 11 she developed leukaemia,¡­

7. Atomic Bomb Memorial Mound

0.66 MILES

The ashes of thousands of unclaimed or unidentified victims of the atomic bomb are interred in a vault below this low grassy mound in the Peace Memorial¡­

8. Flame of Peace

0.69 MILES

The Flame of Peace, a feature of the pond in Peace Memorial Park, will be extinguished only once every nuclear weapon on earth has been destroyed.