Hiroshima & Western Japan Map · ITMB

Explore one of Japan’s most historically significant and fascinating destinations, plus a wide swath of western Japan with this newly released map.

Key Features:

• Detailed Hiroshima City Centre: One entire side of the map is dedicated to providing an in-depth view of Hiroshima City Centre.
• Regional Coverage: Extends from the island of Shikoku across southern Honshu to Nagoya in the north, encompassing many of Japan’s most popular and frequently visited cities.
• Comprehensive Railway Network: Highlights Japan’s remarkable railway system, including major Shinkansen “bullet train” routes and regular railway lines.
• Offers a clear overview of connections between major cities and destinations across Western Japan at a scale of 1:550K.
• Especially useful for travellers planning multi-city journeys, as rail travel is one of the most convenient ways to explore Japan.

Discover Hiroshima and Beyond:

• Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome: Internationally recognised symbols of remembrance and peace.
• Miyajima Island: Just a short journey from the city, home to the famous Itsukushima Shrine and its iconic red torii gate, which appears to float above the Seto Inland Sea at high tide.
• Onomichi: A picturesque hillside port town known for its temples and views over the Seto Inland Sea. It is also the starting point of the famous Shimanami Kaido, a scenic route crossing a series of islands by bridge between Hiroshima and Ehime.
• Okunoshima (Rabbit Island): A unique destination filled with free-roaming rabbits.
• Historic Takehara: A beautifully preserved town with a rich cultural heritage.
• Setouchi Region: Coastal towns and islands offering opportunities to explore history, culture, and natural beauty.

Whether you're travelling by Shinkansen between Japan's major cities, exploring Hiroshima's historic landmarks, or venturing into the scenic islands and coastal towns of the Seto Inland Sea, this map provides an excellent big-picture reference for discovering Hiroshima and beyond.

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