The Hiroshima prefecture is in the western part of the region of Chugoku from one of the main islands japanese, Honshu
Understand
This location has the largest trade center since the beginning of Japanese history. With more than 2.8 million people, it is ranked as the 12th most populous prefecture among the 47 prefectures of Japan.
The climate varies between places within the prefecture and between seasons; Coastal areas in the south are generally warm and do not receive much rain throughout the year, while the northern mountains can get heavy snowfall in winter. In summer, the temperature is around 26 degrees Celsius on average, and it can go beyond 35 degrees.
Cities
- Hiroshima - The capital of the prefecture
- Fukuyama
- Hatsukaichi
- Higashihiroshima
- Kure
- Miyoshi
- Mihara
- Onomichi - Port city known for its old Japanese temples and authors
Other destinations
Torii floating of Miyajima
- Miyajima - Site of the famous floating torii, and a very well preserved small town.
To get
By car
By plane
By boat
By bus
How to get around
By car
By plane
By boat
By bus
Idiom
Watch
- See the remnants of the devastation caused by the atomic bomb in the Atomic Bomb Memorial Museum and Peace Park (Hiroshima)
- Take a ferry to Itsukushima Shrine, the most photographed Shinto shrine and World Heritage Site (Miyajima)
- Taste the local goods and meander through the historic streets of Saijo (Higashihiroshima)
- See the "best view in Asia" first hand at Tomonoura (Fukuyama)
- Tour the facilities of the famous Japanese automaker at the Mazda Museum (Hiroshima)
- Enjoy the seasonal flowers at Sera Kogen (It will be)
Do
To buy
Currency
To eat
To drink
Sleep
Work
Security
Health
I respect
See also
Wikimedia Commons houses multimedia content about Hiroshima prefecture. Commons
Wikipedia has an article on Hiroshima prefecture.w: Hiroshima Prefecture
