This tour allows you to explore the home stadium of the Hiroshima. You can visit areas normally off-limits to the public, such as the players' areas and commemorative exhibits, and experience the history and passion of the Carp.
This is the official shop located inside the stadium, offering exclusive items only available here, as well as standard merchandise. Uniforms and cheering goods are must-have items to enhance your game-watching experience.
This gallery, located inside the stadium, is filled with the team's history and memorable moments. You can visit it even on days when there are no home games.
This is a training ground located in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is the training base for the Hiroshima Carp's minor league players, and you can see future stars up close. Western League games of professional baseball minor league teams held at the Yu Training Ground are free to attend.
This path, connecting Hiroshima Station to the stadium, is lined with famous quotes and photos of players. It's a record of the Carp's history, and walking along it heightens the excitement before a game.
Located within Carp Road, this spot is a must-see for fans, featuring a row of monuments that commemorate the history of the Hiroshima Carp baseball team. It's also a very popular photo spot where fans can capture memories of their visit to watch a game.
These specially designed manhole covers showcase a deep love for the Hiroshima Carp baseball team. They can be found along the route from Hiroshima Station South Exit to the stadium and around the stadium itself, so searching for them and taking photos is part of the fun.
Hiroshima Gate Park
This event plaza was built on the site of the former Hiroshima Municipal Stadium, the home field of the Hiroshima Carp baseball team. In addition to a full-scale replica of the pitcher's plate and home plate monument in the same location as they were back then, the benches still use seats that were originally in the right-field stands.
Victory Carp Forest: Japan Championship Series Victory Monument, Hiroshima's First League Championship Monument
This monument, located next to Hiroshima Gate Park, commemorates Hiroshima's championship victory. Next to it is the monument commemorating Sachio Kinugasa's world record, showcasing the vibrant history of the Carp baseball team.
A memorial stone monument (memorial plaque) for pitcher Kuroda.
This monument, erected in front of Hondori Hills in the center of Hondori Street, commemorates the achievements of former Hiroshima Carp pitcher Hiroki Kuroda. It displays the pitcher's plate he stepped on during his final appearance at Mazda Stadium, as well as his handprint.
Hiroshima Hiroshima Castle , a landmark in Hiroshima City that is indispensable when talking about Hiroshima 's history, is also known as "Carp Castle" and is the origin of the name of the Hiroshima baseball team.
Located within Hiroshima Castle, this is a place where players visit before the start of the season to pray for victory. Carp-themed amulets and fortune slips are also popular.
Tomomoto Shrine, located in a corner of the pedestrian deck at the south exit of Hiroshima Station, is a power spot where many fans visit before games to pray for good fortune and victory for the Hiroshima Carp. There is also a monument of a rising carp rock created to pray for the Carp's victory.
Located in Hatchobori , the heart of Hiroshima , this facility houses a baseball gallery and merchandise shop. The gallery on the second floor showcases the history of the Hiroshima Carp from its formation to the present day through photographs and exhibits.
This area, located on the first floor of Exicity Hiroshima, was once a popular market known as "Aiyu Market." While retaining some of the atmosphere of the past, this street has been reborn and now features a variety of shops, including delicatessens and okonomiyaki restaurants.
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