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Okonomiyaki Nagataya
A steady, multi-generation okonomiyaki counter a block from Peace Park, cooking the Hiroshima layered style with soba folded in. It is busier with locals than the museum-crowd spots right on the park edge.
Micchan Sohonten Hatchobori
The head shop of the lineage credited with inventing the Hiroshima layered okonomiyaki after the war, still on Hatchobori. The build is precise: thin crepe, mountain of cabbage, noodles, egg, all pressed and sauced to order.
Mount Misen
Miyajima's sacred peak, climbed on stone-stepped forest paths past an eternal flame said to have burned since the ninth century, ending on a boulder summit with Seto Inland Sea views. The classic outing pairs a hike up with the ropeway down.
Mitaki-dera
A wooded temple valley on the city's northwest edge where three waterfalls drop through moss, maples, and a vermilion pagoda. The short loop feels a world away from the flat downtown despite being a couple of train stops out.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
The museum at the south end of the park that tells the bombing through belongings, photographs, and survivor testimony, redone in recent years to lead with personal stories. It is harrowing and essential, and worth the unhurried two hours.
Mazda Museum
The carmaker's on-site museum east of the center, reached by a bus ride through the company's own grounds, covering the rotary engine, the Le Mans-winning 787B, and a live look at the assembly line. A genuine factory tour, not a showroom.
Atomic Bomb Dome
The skeletal ruin left standing near the 1945 hypocenter, kept exactly as the blast left it as a UNESCO peace memorial. It reads very differently at dawn and after dark, when the riverbank empties and the lighting turns the bare girders stark.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
The wide green park laid over the former commercial district flattened in 1945, threaded with monuments between the two rivers. Walk it slowly from the Dome through the cenotaph to the museum to follow the deliberate sightline the architect built.