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2022/11/02
International flights information(cancelled)
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2022/09/16
Hiroshima Airport lauches international travel promotion
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2020/11/09
Coronavirus Pandemic Alert (As of 1 November (Sun), 00:00pm)
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2020/10/22
SIM card sales start
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2020/03/10
New “Visit Hiroshima Tourist Pass” is available now!
“Visit Hiroshima Tourist Pass”, which is a round-trip pass to travel around Hiroshima area, is now available. Please enjoy your trip with this pass! S...
Transportation
2019/10/28
The Access Route using JR Sanyo Main Line (Shiraichi Route)
What is Shiraichi Route? You can take not only limousine buses but also Shiraichi Route (combination of JR Sanyo Main Line and the shuttle bus) from /...
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2019/10/18
[Facility Information] About the use of HIROSHIMA FREE Wi-Fi
[Connection location]Hiroshima Airport terminal area *Connection may be slow in some areas. Click here for details [Network name]Hiroshima_Free_Wi-Fi...
Entertainment
Here you will find detailed information about various delightful spots
at the airport where you can kill some time before seeing somebody off or boarding your flight.
Shopping
Be sure to visit the shopping area where, in addition to typical Hiroshima souvenirs, you will find a rich selection of various unique items to remember your trip by.
Dining
One of the reasons why Hiroshima Airport is such an alluring place is the possibility to try authentic gourmet cuisine. There are famous local okonomiyaki restaurants and plenty of other dining options that you can also enjoy together with your family.
Other Airport Information
Be sure to check out our flight simulator. It is designed for people of all ages, from elementary school children to adults.
Enjoying the Sights
Hiroshima Prefecture is home to two World Heritage Sites: Itsukushima Shrine and Atomic Bomb Dome.
We invite you to experience the unique diversity of the four seasons and discover the beauty of Hiroshima.
Itsukushima Shrine
- Majestically rising up from the seabed
One of the "Three Views of Japan", the island of Miyajima is famous for being the location of Itsukushima Shrine, whose origin dates back to the ancient days of the Heike clan...（read more＞＞）
Atomic Bomb Dome
- A symbol of peace that Hiroshima sends to the world
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park shows what remained of Hiroshima after it was hit by the atomic bomb, while at the same time offering visitors a stroll through a beautiful garden ...（read more＞＞）
Onomichi
- Walk through this cozy town nestled between the hills and the sea
The railway tracks of the JR San'yo Main Line divide the town of Onomichi into a hillside area and a seaside area.
On the seaside, there are six adjacent shopping districts: Ichibangai, ...（read more＞＞）
Shimanami Kaido
- A beautiful road over the sea that connects Honshu to Shikoku
The Nishiseto Expressway (nicknamed Shimanami Kaido) connects Onomichi in Hiroshima Prefecture to Imabari in Shikoku's Ehime Prefecture. It was opened in May 1999. ...（read more＞＞）
Kure
- See the real-life Iron Whale submarine!
Ever since the Navy established its base here, Kure has become known as a flourishing shipbuilding city.
Currently, it is home to the naval base of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ...（read more＞＞）
Tomonoura
- A town admired by visitors since ancient times
Tomonoura is a port town on the tip of the Numakuma Peninsula. The area around the town is part of the Setonaikai National Park ...（read more＞＞）
Sandankyo Valley
- One of the five most beautiful gorges in Japan
The stunning Sandankyo Valley is filled with new green leaves in spring and red foliage in autumn. It is counted among the five best gorges in Japan...（read more＞＞）
Okonomiyaki
- Hiroshima's very own delicacy!
Hiroshima-style okinomiyaki is the quintessential Hiroshima dish.
Its most characteristic feature is the way the cabbage, meat, soba noodles, egg, and other ingredients are piled up in layers ...（read more＞＞）