Translation: The Japan Chugoku region, which receives fewer tourists, consists of Tottori, Shimane, Okayama, Hiroshima, and Yamaguchi. In fact, it hides scenes that should not be missed. The unique sea shrine, Itsukushima Shrine, is a world-famous landmark. Riding along the beautiful Seto Inland Sea, you can fully experience the charm of coastal towns. You can also visit Okunoshima Island (Rabbit Island) to uncover its dark history, as well as enjoy local traditions such as Iwami Kagura dance and pottery, making your trip truly worthwhile.
Trip Note Japan conducted a survey among Traveler members between 10 and 20 years old. According to the data of "visited attractions" in Hiroshima, the 17 most popular tourist attractions in Hiroshima among young people are ranked. We will introduce them one by one below.
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Okayama Prefecture is a prime epicurean destination, boasting a plethora of exquisite delicacies derived from the bounties of both land and sea. While the tourist attractions in Okayama are undeniably captivating, why not indulge in the culinary delights that the region has to offer? Here, I present to you the distinctive gastronomic treasures of Okayama, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the allure of this prefecture!
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Hiroshima Prefecture boasts numerous scenic attractions, encompassing magnificent landscapes, exquisite cuisine, and rich history. There are many places worth admiring here, including the breathtaking views of the Shimanami Kaido（しまなみ海道） and Hiroshima's renowned oysters and Okonomiyaki! We will guide you through the things you would like to do when visiting Hiroshima Prefecture, so come and experience the allure of this region!
"Being a popular destination known as the 'City in the Sea of Clouds,' Bitchu Matsuyama Castle, the vibrant orange-colored Avenue of Metasequoias in autumn, and the beautiful autumn foliage around Tanzan Shrine near the Thirteen-Story Pagoda are among the 21 recommended tourist spots for autumn travel in Western Japan today.
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When it comes to Hiroshima Prefecture, people first think of the Atomic Bomb Dome and Itsukushima Shrine, but "Rabbit Island," Okunoshima, has become a must-visit tourist destination, especially popular among young women in recent years. The island is home to approximately 700 to 1000 wild rabbits, and the only accommodation facility on the island is "Kyukamura Ohkunoshima." Japan gathers to introduce you to a rabbit paradise where you can stay and enjoy!
The Motonosumi Shrine (もとのすみじんじゃ) , situated in Yamaguchi Prefecture, boasts 123 vermillion torii gates facing the Japan Sea, creating a truly magnificent spectacle. The crimson gates harmonize with the azure sea and lush green landscape, crafting a captivating and aesthetically pleasing vista that captures the attention of global admirers. As one of Yamaguchi's prominent attractions, it enjoys immense popularity and appears exceptionally captivating on social media.
The Itsukushima Shrine is a distinctive shrine well-known to many. Located on Miyajima Island in Hiroshima Prefecture, it was established around the year 593 AD, boasting a history of approximately fourteen centuries. Renowned as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist attraction in Japan, Itsukushima has long been regarded as a sacred island
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