Hiroshima

Ciudad · 🇯🇵 Japón

Población 1.198.021

Superficie 906 km²

Zona horaria Asia/Tokyo

Sitio web oficial www.city.hiroshima.lg.jp

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Hiroshima Essentials

This selection showcases Hiroshima's diverse urban landscape, from the striking glass-walled 'Ecorium' at the Naka Incineration Plant to the extensive vehicle collections at the Transportation Museum. The list highlights local natural and educational landmarks, including Western Japan's largest insectarium at the Forestry Park and the diverse animal habitats of Asa Zoological Park. These sites offer insights into the city's modern architecture, environmental management, and commitment to public education.

6 lugares

Sitios Sagrados y Templos

Esta colección presenta una diversa gama de santuarios sintoístas y templos budistas situados en la región de Hiroshima. La lista incluye sitios significativos como Kameyama Hachiman, dedicado al protector de los guerreros, y Kumano Shrine, que representa la antigua tradición de adoración a la naturaleza. Los visitantes pueden observar la arquitectura tradicional de madera y los salones dedicados como Yakushido, que alberga al Buda de la Medicina. Estos sitios ofrecen una visión de las tradiciones de la comunidad local y la doble herencia espiritual de los paisajes rurales y suburbanos de Japón.

34 lugares

Community Support Centers

This collection highlights essential social infrastructure across Hiroshima, focusing on facilities that provide elder care, disability support, and community engagement. These centers include municipal children's halls, specialized nursing homes, and home-care support offices that offer outreach services. Managed by various social welfare corporations, these sites serve as critical hubs for regional welfare, providing residents with assisted living options, day services, and specialized rehabilitation programs.

20 lugares

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Hiroshima Educational Institutions

Hiroshima's academic landscape features a diverse range of institutions, from major research hubs like Hiroshima City University to specialized vocational centers. This collection encompasses long-standing private universities, such as Hiroshima Shudo University with its 18th-century roots, alongside numerous community-focused preschools and nurseries. These facilities are distributed throughout the city's districts, including Asakita and Aki-ku, supporting education from early childhood development through advanced undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

20 lugares

Parks and Natural Peaks

This collection highlights the diverse topography surrounding Hiroshima, ranging from the managed landscapes of the Hiroshima City Forest Park to the rugged summits of the Chugoku Mountains. Hikers can explore trails leading to peaks like Mt. Shiraki and Mt. Onigajo, which provide expansive views of the city and the Seto Inland Sea. The list includes several peaks over 800 meters, many featuring historical temples, native forests, and unique geological formations.

20 lugares