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Take in the views of Hiroshima from the Orizuru Tower
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- Situated on the east side of the Atomic Bomb Dome is the Orizuru Tower, which takes its name from the folded paper crane that became a symbol of peace in the aftermath of World War II. It features a rooftop observation deck that offers sweeping views of Hiroshima City, stretching all the way to Miyajima on a clear day. After viewing the cityscape, you can pick up unique Hiroshima gifts in the first-floor shops.
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 21. July. 2019
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Hang out at Onomichi U2
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- Situated on the waterfront in Onomichi is the newly-opened Onomichi U2, a former warehouse that’s been transformed into a fashionable lifestyle hub, gallery and event space. It’s famously home to the cyclist-friendly Hotel Cycle that caters to riders on the Shimanami Kaido. Enjoy the cycle-through check-in, then grab freshly baked pastries at the Butti Bakery. Great espresso is available at the Yard Cafe while the Kog Bar is the place to head for happy hour. You can rent bikes at the Giant bicycle shop or browse the eclectic range of gifts and goods at the U2 Shima Shop.
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 21. July. 2019
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Ifull Street
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- Just up the way from the station takes you to a cobbled shotengai, one of the shop-lined arcades that thread their way through Japan’s cities and towns. In Tokyo and Osaka, the shotengai are becoming shutter streets as shoppers choose to buy their sundries at metro stop-adjacent developments, but there is still life on Ifull Street, with some shops along the arcade’s roof-lined sidewalk looking recently opened. Past the shotengai, on flatlands reclaimed from the ocean and occupied by salt makers, the city takes on the appearance of—hence the nickname—a Kyoto backstreet, old homes and shops coexisting with more recent, sturdier construction.
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 29. December. 2018
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Tikuraku
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- Wherever the kimono rental craze began, it has now penetrated even relatively lowkey spots like Takehara—with good reason: there is something undeniably special about wandering an Edo Era streetscape in period clothes. At Tikuraku, things are less hectic than they are at rental shops in Kyoto or Tokyo, and the shop occupies a handsome building that was home to a kimono shop as early as the Meiji period.
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 29. December. 2018
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Sangenya Apartments
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- Tucked away behind a narrow alleyway in a quiet residential neighborhood you will find a once abandoned apartment complex, now turned into a small collection of shops that epitomize what the Onomichi spirit is all about. Sangenya apartments is the name of a collection of shops spanning over three repurposed old residential buildings. In here you will find a vintage dress shop, a ping-pong parlor, a few artists’ studios as well as a bookstore, café, massage salon, and a kimono rental shop. This old residential complex had stood empty for quite some time, until it was discovered by the people behind the Onomichi Akiya Saisei Project, an NPO working to find new owners for abandoned houses, that started back in 2007. Amid a sluggish start, the Sangenya Apartments became one of their first finished projects, with renovations completed and the first tenants moving in in 2009. Since then however, the project picked up pace, due partly thanks to the support of the local authorities. Up until now, they have completed 16 different projects including several guesthouses and a few other shops and art spaces. However, it’s believed that 20 percent, or around 500 houses in Onomichi still remain empty, so there’s plenty of work left for the Akiya Saisei Project. Sangenya Apartments The Sangenya Apartments complex consists of 10 apartments in total, located a mere three minutes’ walk from Onomichi station. We talked to one of the shop owners, a woman running a small shop called “Otome-ya”, specializing in renting out kimonos and hats from the Showa and Meiji periods. The fact that the rest of Onomichi has an atmosphere reminiscent of old Japan, made her feel that there was also an opportunity for her to start a business like this. She tells us that the fact that she was able to rent a shop space for cheap at a place like this was a contributing factor to her moving to this town. A full day rental of a retro kimono costs 3500 yen, and a shorter two-hour rental will set you back 1000 yen. Sangenya Apartments ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 6. July. 2017
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Onomichi Shopping Street
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- One of the main attractions in Onomichi is the long “shotengai”, or shopping street. Despite the old Showa Era atmosphere, this street is still full of life, activity and of course plenty of good shopping opportunities. Despite the modest size of Onomichi, this city has a surprisingly long and interesting shopping street. Stretching over one kilometer from start to finish, the Onomichi Hon-dori, on some signs also referred to as Center-gai or Onomichi-dori, is a classic Showa Era shopping street, covered with a semitransparent ceiling that will give you some much appreciated shelter on rainy days, and is full of old shops. One thing that stands out somewhat, is the fact that unlike other shopping street in similarly sized Japanese cities, the one in Onomichi actually still seems to be doing quite well. Most of the shops are in operation, and we saw fairly few places that seemed all shuttered down. Perhaps it’s all thanks to Onomichi’s recent surge as a hotspot for young entrepreneurs and creatives, which is to a large extent thanks to the Akiya project that has revitalized several abandoned houses, giving this shopping street a boost as well. Onomichi Shopping Street Still, most of the signs in front of the shops, scream of old post-war Japanese typography. Streets like these are indeed a gold-mine to anyone interested in fonts and graphic design in general, and we absolutely think they deserve more attention as the cultural heritage they indeed are. Onomichi Shopping Street ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 6. July. 2017
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Shops and Cats in Onomichi
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- The streets of Onomichi are full of interesting, cute, and quirky shops. Since the town’s unusually high cat population is one of its trademarks, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that most of the local merchandise is feline-themed as well. Here are some of our favorite shops down Onomichi’s quaint cat alleys. Misaka This charming shop on the Ichibangai shopping street is Misaka, specializing in interior decoration goods from both near and afar. If you want to pick up some Onomichi-made plates with cat motifs, or some hand-painted lucky cats, Misaka comes highly recommended. They do have plenty of non-cat-related products too, so it’s worth a visit even if you’re not as fond of cats as everyone living in Onomichi. Misaka Onomichi Saikobo This combined bag factory and shop with it’s feline silhouetted logo is located on the Ichibangai shopping street, and well worth a visit if you are in need of something to put all your omiyage in. The company prides itself in producing domestic canvas without chemicals, including the dye, which was originally produced in Onomichi as sails for ships. These days, apart from bags, Saikobo also sells a range of smartphone cases and hats. Onomichi Saikobo Cat Alley Yet another place worth checking out is the narrow street known as “Neko no Hosomichi”, or “cat alley”. This area has a few small shops and art galleries specializing in -- you guessed it -- cat related goods and art. As the name implies, this part of Onomichi is indeed also very full of cats, most of which seem to be good friends with the shop owners, frequently visiting the shops and the streets around them. Cat Alley Reikodo Probably Onomichi’s quirkiest record shop, Reikodo has been around for many years and has the clutter to show for it. The owner is the star of the Japanese independent movie “Supaa Rokaru Hiiro” (That’s Super Local Hero pronounced in Japanese), that got some attention at European film festivals when it was released back in 2014. In here you will find everything from CDs of local indie bands (and some mainstream ones as well), to used electronics and locally grown organic vegetables. Reikodo is located just north of JR Onomichi Station. Just look for the big hand painted sign with a big cat. Reikodo Tecoubou Near one of the smaller temples on the hillside of Onomichi you’ll find a small building that has been converted into a gallery, atelier and shop called “Tecoubou”. In here, you’ll find a nice selection of hand painted cups and postcards, as well as other products made by various local creators. Some of which, are of course, inspired by the many cats in this town. Tecoubou ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 6. July. 2017
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Yuyu
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- Fancy a cup of coffee in an old re-purposed bath house and shop for some local omiyage at the same time? Then you need to check out Yuyu, a café and shop located in a unique building. One of the most interesting shops we came across during our time in Onomichi was Yuyu. This is an old bathhouse that dates back over 100 years called Yamato-yu (the old sign is still in place in front of the entrance). As personal bathtubs got more and more common in Japan after the second world war, many old bathhouses ended up in the red and had to close down. One of these was Yamatoyu, and for a long time this place didn’t see any use. But fortunately, the building itself managed to avoid getting demolished. Yuyu Eventually this bathhouse found some new owners, that decided to turn it into a combination of a café, a souvenir shop, as well as a shop selling locally produced sweets and snacks. The original interior has thankfully been retained to a large extent, and we really liked the old retro vibe that this place has managed to retain. Another detail that we found quite attractive is the opening in the roof that lets in some sunlight into the store, making it very nice and bright on sunny summer days. Yuyu The menu is quite limited, consisting of drip coffee and a selection of teas. Espresso lovers are better served elsewhere. The food menu is fairly traditional, with items such as tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet) curry, Ramen and curry rice. For the desert, they offer several different parfaits that looked glorious (we were too full after eating too much Onomichi ramen just before our visit to actually try it) as well as coffee jelly and a couple of different cakes. On top of this, they also sell shaved ice, something that sure will be appreciated during the sticky summer months.In front of the store you will find some locally produced goods such as vegetables, and vinegar flavored with lemons from the Setouchi islands. They also have a small selection of coffee cups and bottles for sale. Yuyu ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ฮิโรชิม่า
- 6. July. 2017
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