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Hiroshima
Summary
The prefecture with the largest population and economic scale in the Chugoku-Shikoku region. Many tourists from home and abroad visit Hiroshima because there are many attractions such as the two World Heritage Sites, "Itsukushima Shrine" and "Atomic Bomb Dome". Compared to other big cities, living expenses and rent are cheaper, and it is a convenient and easy-to-live prefecture.
*This map does not include topographical features and island areas and does not cover the entire area of Japan.
Famous places / spots recommended by locals
Setouchi-Shimanami Kaido sea route
The "Setouchi Shimanami Kaido" is a sea road woven by the scenic islands located in Seto Inland Sea and the bridges that connect them. It is also known throughout the country as the "Cyclist Sanctuary".
Itsukushima Shrine
Itsukushima (Miyajima) is said to have been worshiped as a god since ancient times. Itsukushima Shrine, which is mysteriously built in the sea, was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1996. It is a tourist attraction visited by many people from home and abroad throughout the four seasons; and, its wonderful architectural technique that makes full use of the craftsmanship is a must-see!
Foods recommended by locals
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Oyster
Hiroshima oysters, which account for about 60% of the national market share and boast the largest production in Japan. Enjoy muscular oyster with various menus such as grilled oysters or dote nabe.
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Okonomiyaki (Japanese savoury pancake)
The soul food for Hiroshima people, okonomiyaki. The characteristic of Hiroshima okonomiyaki is "layered okonomiyaki," in which dough and vegetables such as cabbage, meat, eggs and Chinese noodles are layered and baked. There are also spots that can be called as "okonomiyaki center" where many okonomiyaki shops are gathered inside a building!
Climate (temperature / precipitation)
Temperature (°C) (Source: Japan Metrogical Agency)
Precipitation (mm) (Source: Japan Metrogical Agency)
Gently‐sloping Chugoku mountains spread out in the north, and the south faces the warm Seto Inland Sea. The nature is beautiful with not many earthquakes, and the climate is mild. For this reason, you can enjoy skiing and snowboarding in the north and sea leisure in the south.
Cost of living
Rent is based on the research by the national rental management system business assosiation, and others are based on the statistical data by Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communication.
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Rent
74,229 yen
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Electricity
4,091 yen
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Water
1,655 yen
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Ramen
(Eating out)
728 yen