You can only enjoy it in Hiroshima! A gourmet trip to enjoy the charms of the region

Why don't you go on a trip to enjoy food unique to Hiroshima?
There are plenty of gourmet spots you want to make your trip the purpose of your trip, such as eating and walking at tourist attractions, famous gourmet food unique to that area, and gourmet spots where you can enjoy interacting with the locals!
Here are some recommended food and sightseeing spots that are perfect for those who want to enjoy food along with sightseeing.
The appeal of Miyajima is the variety of gourmet foods that use oysters to eat while walking!
There are plenty of oyster cuisines that can only be enjoyed here, such as grilled oysters with plenty of toppings, curry bread with oysters, and a menu with Momiji manju (a maple leaf-shaped sponge cake filled with sweet red bean paste) topped with oysters pickled in oil.
In addition, you can enjoy gourmet food unique to Hiroshima, such as “deep-fried Momiji manju” and “fried okonomiyaki.”
Also known as the “Island of the Gods,” Miyajima has a mysterious atmosphere.
There are plenty of places to see, such as Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site, and spectacular views from the summit of Mount Misen, known as a power spot!
It is a tourist attraction representing Hiroshima, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of each season.
Onomichi is full of cute and retro cuisines!
Ice Monaka from a long-established ice cream specialty store, Onomichi pudding with a popular retro package, and local cider that can only be enjoyed at Mukojima on the south opposite bank, etc., are a treasure trove of gourmet foods you want to make the purpose of your trip.
Enjoy the retro atmosphere unique to Onomichi, even from gourmets!
Onomichi has an attractive, nostalgic atmosphere of a port town.
You can enjoy the historic cityscape and the scenery where you can feel the atmosphere, and you can enjoy the extraordinary just by walking with a camera in one hand.
The scenery of the Onomichi Channel seen from the back alley and slope is also a must-see!
“Kure Kaiji Curry” is a specialty of Kure, the town of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
In the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, there is a custom of eating curry every Friday in order not to forget the sense of the day of the week, and there are different recipes for each ship and unit.
As for Kure Kaiji's curry, they were taught the recipe directly from the cook, and the captain said, “This is our curry!” Only those that have been approved are allowed to be served, and it is truly the “real” flavor!
Since each store offers curry from one unit, one of the attractions is that you can enjoy different flavors from store to store, such as “what you can eat at this store is curry from the escort ship 00.”
Visit restaurants in Kure City and enjoy eating and comparing each ship and unit!
Kure is dotted with spots where you can feel the history of the former Navy and the atmosphere of a military port, such as the Yamato Museum, Tetsu's Whale Museum, and the Showa-cho Brick Warehouse Group.
Above all, the cruising “Kure Bay Ship Tour,” where you can watch the anchored escort ships and submarines up close while listening to explanations from former self-defense officers, is impressive!
Please enjoy the history and power that can only be experienced here.
Since it is located on the west side of the south exit of Hiroshima Station, it is a bar district called “Ekinishi.”
In the area where the atmosphere of the Showa era remains, there are many unique shops, such as shops offering Hiroshima specialties, international cuisine, and stylish bars.
It's easy to use in any situation, and is recommended for casually stopping by alone or spending a lively time with friends and colleagues!
It's a lively gourmet spot filled with local charm.
At Ekinishi, one of the pleasures is hashed alcohol.
It is also conveniently located near the station, and is crowded with diverse people, such as local office workers and foreigners.
Why don't you enjoy meeting people while enjoying the different food, alcohol, and atmosphere of each restaurant?
Along with Hyogo's Nada and Kyoto's Fushimi, Saijo is known as one of Japan's famous breweries.
On Saijo Sake Brewery Street around JR Saijo Station, there are 7 breweries still lined up, and you can enjoy drinking and comparing unique Japanese sake at each brewery, making it an irresistible place for alcohol lovers.
“Being able to drink alcohol” is not the only appeal of Saijo Sakagura Street!
There are also plenty of menus unique to sake establishments, such as truffle chocolate made with sake from breweries and coffee brewed with brewed water!
It's a spot that both drinkers and non-drinkers can enjoy.
Saijo Sakagura Street is lined with red brick chimneys and sea cucumber walls, and you can feel a unique atmosphere.
Throughout the area, you can experience the deep appeal of Japanese sake by visiting an exhibition of tools used in sake brewing and enjoying tasting spring water, which is also used as brewing water.
Why don't you experience sake brewing culture while taking a leisurely stroll through the townscape that inherits history and tradition?
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