Royal Garden (China Courtyard)

Hiroshima and Chongqing in China became sister cities on 1986. To commemorate the 5th anniversary of sister cities, the two cities agreed to build the courtyards of the other country (China Courtyard in Hiroshima and Japanese Courtyard in Chongqing) in their respective cities as a symbol of eternal friendship. Yuhua Garden covers an area of about 1.700 square meters and is surrounded by carved walls. There are cloisters, pavilions and gates in the park. There are ponds, trees and stones with different tastes. You can enjoy the scenery all year round. Take a walk in the garden The entrance to the courtyard is on the east side, with three gates and a courtyard, and the west side is centered on the pond, with pavilions and cloisters respectively. These buildings form the central view of the courtyard. In addition, the name of the quadrangle "Royal Garden" was named by Chongqing. Is to put the abbreviation of Chongqing in the name of the garden.

Miyajima

Miyajima is another name for Iwashima in Miyajima, southwest of Hiroshima Prefecture. Scarlet Temple and the mountain view and seascape set each other off, and the whole island was designated as a historical monument. It is as famous as Matsushima in Miyagi Prefecture and Tianqiao in Kyoto Prefecture, and is listed as one of the three major scenic spots in Japan. It is said that in 593 AD, when the Tugu Emperor was in power, the Yandao Shrine was built here, which later opened the history of Miyajima. However, centered on Mount Mishan, which stands in the center of the island, the island itself has been regarded as the object of belief since ancient times, and it seems that its history is longer. Rulers of past dynasties worshipped Miyajima and protected it all the time.

As the name implies, Hongguye Park, where red leaves flow, is a scenic spot for viewing maple and maple leaves. You can also climb Mount Mi from here by cableway or hiking trail through waterfalls and have a look at the top of the mountain? Beautiful scenery of the island in the indoor sea. There are many beaches and complete campsites on the island. In summer, people gather here to enjoy bathing.

In addition, Miyajima Aquarium is also worth a visit. It is the largest aquarium in West Japan, with about 350 species of 65,438+03,000 species of fish and aquatic animals.

Recommended must-see attractions in Hiroshima

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

Located in downtown Hiroshima, southern Honshu Island, Japan, outside the dome of the atomic bomb explosion. 1945 On the eve of Japan's surrender in World War II, the US military dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, which destroyed the city and led to Japan's surrender. Since then, Hiroshima has held a ceremony in this park every year to mourn the victims.

Miyajima

It is a shrine on Iwashima (formerly known as Miyajima), founded around 593 and located in the 20th city of Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. Mainly dedicated to the three sea gods in ancient Japanese legends (the three goddesses of statues). Yandao Shrine is built in the intertidal zone of Seto Inland Sea. The large torii (Japanese-style archway) standing in front of the Sea Shrine is the most famous landmark of Yandao, and it is known as one of the "Three Scenes of Japan".

Hiroshima city

This castle is located in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan, also called Licheng. It is a historical site designated by the Japanese government. 1958 restored its appearance. In addition to Fortress Besieged and an easy-to-understand introduction to the history of Hiroshima in the Edo era, Hiroshima's weapons and armor are also on display in the city. 1994 repair the outer city.

Primary explosion dome

(original explosion? ム, also translated as atomic bomb dome, original explosion dome or original explosion dome), is a construction site. It is located in the center of Hiroshima in the south of Honshu Island, Japan, on the Yuan River. 1On August 6, 945, on the eve of Japan's surrender in World War II, the US military bombed Hiroshima with atomic bombs, and moved most of the buildings near the explosion center to the ground, standing almost without dumping. Today's original explosion dome was preserved as a memorial to the event, which belongs to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. 1996 UNESCO listed this monument as a cultural heritage in the World Heritage List.