Hiroshima: A city of reflection and rebirth

Hiroshima: A city of reflection and rebirth Hiroshima is no ordinary Japanese city. Step into Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, and the silent ruins of the Atomic Bomb Dome are like whispers of history, telling of the cruelty and pain of war, and reminding us of the preciousness of peace. The detailed exhibits in the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum present a clear picture of this heavy past. The scenery at Itsukushima Shrine is completely different. As one of the Three Views of Japan, the shrine seems to rise from the sea at high tide, with its vermilion buildings contrasting with the blue sea, creating a dreamlike scene. Around the shrine, the lively deer of Miyajima Island weave in and out of the tourists, adding a touch of life to the journey. Hiroshima's cuisine is also unique. The local specialty, Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, is a rich blend of ingredients; the freshly caught oysters are tender and full of flavor. The weight of history, the beauty of nature, and the temptation of food all come together in Hiroshima, waiting for visitors to explore.