広島県 – RURUBU & ALL WAY JAPAN

City Overview

Hiroshima Prefecture has a history of being damaged by an atomic bomb in 1945 and is also widely known internationally. The World Cultural Heritage Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park are symbolic places that now convey the misery of war and the importance of peace. In addition, the Itsukushima Shrine is also listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site, featuring a shrine that incorporates the traditional Japanese architectural style of sleeping temple building and a vermilion great torii floating on the blue sea. Onomichi is known as the "Saka no Michi" because of its many hills, and is characterized by a tawny townscape that also served as a stage for the film "The Girl Who Takes Time" and others. In food culture, okonomiyaki and oysters are familiar as specialties.

Basic Information

Address:

10-52 Motomachi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima

Region: Chugoku region

Prefecture: Hiroshima Prefecture

Hiroshima

Demographics

Total Population:

2,750,540

Number of Households:

1,340,297

Major Industries

Industrial: The automotive industry is developing, centered on the headquarters of the automaker Mazda. Also, the shipbuilding industry has been thriving since ancient times, building and repairing ships. In addition, the steel industry is thriving.
Fisheries: Oyster production is top-rated in the nation.
Service trade: Tourism is developing, with the World Cultural Heritage Atomic Bomb Dome and the Itsujima Shrine (Miyajima) and the Peace Memorial Park.

Local Products

Okonomiyaki, oysters, momijmanju, tsukemen, onomichi ramen, conger, kurekai curry, oyster bank-boiled, small sardines, middle, conger rice, lemon, sauce, hazak daifuku, Kawadori rice, senjigara, Kumano brush, Hiroshima Buddhist pit, Miyajima works, makoto Fukuyama, Kawajiri Brush

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