Scenic Viewpoints

Hiroshima's diverse landscape offers viewpoints ranging from the 535-meter sacred summit of Mt. Misen on Miyajima to the naval heritage sites of Kure. The region features the Setonaikai National Park's Mt. Noro and the historic hills of Kure, where visitors can oversee active shipyards and old navy arsenals. In inland Miyoshi, the Takadaniyama Observation Deck provides views of the 'sea of clouds' phenomenon that settles over the city basin during autumn and winter mornings.

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Mt. Misen

Rising 535 meters above sea level, this sacred mountain is surrounded by magnificent forest and offers gorgeous views from the observation…

Azumaya Observation Deck (Former Satomi Teahouse)

Former site of the Satomi Teahouse located along the hiking trails of Miyajima, offering views of the Seto Inland Sea and surrounding forest.

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Mt. Noro

Mount Noro is one of the most popular mountains around Hiroshima, Japan. It is part of the Setonaikai National Park.

Panoramic Site of Old Navy Atsenals

Hilltop park in Kure overlooking active shipyards and the historic dry dock where the battleship Yamato was built. Includes monuments dedicated to the city's naval heritage.

高谷山展望台

Observation point in Miyoshi known for the 'Sea of Clouds' phenomenon, where thick morning fog fills the basin during autumn and winter mornings.