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Hiroshima

Connect reflective travel language with peace memorials, Miyajima shrines, streetcars, and local food.

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Language-first travel plan

Connect reflective travel language with peace memorials, Miyajima shrines, streetcars, and local food.

Hiroshima is a city of resilience, remembrance, and calm beauty. Visitors often begin at the Peace Memorial Park before crossing toward riverside streets, streetcars, and warm local restaurants. A short ferry ride brings you to Miyajima, where the floating torii gate creates one of Japan's most memorable views. Japanese here is useful for respectful questions, museum visits, ferry and tram travel, and ordering local okonomiyaki with confidence.

Cultural Insights

Peace Memorial Etiquette

Keep your voice low around memorial spaces and avoid posing playfully for photos. Simple respectful phrases such as 'ありがとうございます' and '勉強になりました' fit the tone.

Miyajima Manners

Watch shrine signs carefully, avoid feeding wild deer, and check tide times if you want to see the torii gate close up.

Suggested itinerary

1

Peace Memorial Park language

2

Streetcar and ferry practice

3

Miyajima shrine visit

4

Okonomiyaki ordering

Recommended Prep Lessons

Unit 4

Survival Japanese

Ask respectful questions, find places, and move through museums calmly.

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Unit 11

Train Station

Practice streetcar, ferry, and transfer language for Hiroshima and Miyajima.

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Unit 10

Food & Ordering

Order okonomiyaki, oysters, and local dishes clearly.

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Phrase pack

Click the speaker icon next to any phrase to listen to its pronunciation.

平和記念公園はどこですか

へいわきねんこうえんはどこですか

Where is Peace Memorial Park?

路面電車に乗りたいです

ろめんでんしゃにのりたいです

I want to take the streetcar.

宮島行きのフェリーはどこですか

みやじまいきのフェリーはどこですか

Where is the ferry to Miyajima?

お好み焼きを一つください

おこのみやきをひとつください

One okonomiyaki, please.

写真を撮ってもいいですか

しゃしんをとってもいいですか

May I take a photo?

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