Wellcome to
“COURT HOTEL HIROSHIMA”

"Comforts delivered by a riverside breeze."
Court Hotel Hiroshima is located on a quiet riverside just a short 5-minute walk from the business quarter. Guest rooms overlook Kyōbashi River, one of the major rivers that represent Hiroshima, known as the "City of Water." Our breakfast buffet features more than 20 Japanese and Western dishes with a strong focus on natural ingredients. Healthy breakfast for your inner beauty.

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  Itsukushima Shrine

  Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The structure of Heian Palace was applied to the design of Itsukushima Shrine, and its long corridor is particularly distinctive. The shrine's complex is designated as a National Treasure as well as an Important Cultural Property. Itsukushima Shrine's picturesque appearance is rare in Japan, with Islands of Seto Inland Sea as a backdrop, the red torii gate standing in the sea and wooden structures right behind it. At high tide, the shrine and the torii gate appear to be floating on the water, which is an absolutely spectacular sight to see.

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  Atomic Bomb Dome

  This ruin is permanently preserved to convey the true state of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6th, 1945. It was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.

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  Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

  Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum collects and displays articles left by the atomic bomb victims, as well as photos and materials depicting the terrible spectacle of radiation exposure. It also introduces the steps Hiroshima has taken before and after the bomb, and the circumstances of the nuclear age. Hiroshima sprung back to life from the catastrophe of the atomic bomb. Hiroshima's wish is to realize a peaceful society free of nuclear weapons. The main building of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum was admired for its design excellence, and was designated as an Important Cultural Property in 2006. It is the first among many post-war structures.

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  Hiroshima Castle

  Hiroshima Castle was constructed by Mōri Terumoto in 1589. It was a graceful castle which was often called the "Carp Castle," however the castle tower was completely destroyed during the atomic bomb attack. It has been restored and become a history museum mainly introducing a samurai culture.

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  MAZDA ZOOM-ZOOM Stadium Hiroshima

  New baseball stadium in Hiroshima. It is used mainly for professional baseball games. It is the home for the Japanese Central League Hiroshima Toyo Carp.

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  Shukkei-en Garden

  Hiroshima han's daimyō Asano Nagaakira moved from Kishū region to Hiroshima. The following year in 1620 Asano ordered Ueda Sōko, the chief retainer also known as a master of tea ceremonies, to create Shukkei-en Garden. "Shukkei-en" can be literally translated into English as "shrunken scenery garden." Garden's landscape includes the representation of miniature mountains, rivers, city and forest.

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  Okonomi-mura

  Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki is substantial and a nutritionally balanced dish. It is a layered okonomiyaki usually in the order of thin batter, cabbage, pork, and another thin layer of batter, trapping the flavor inside. Okonomiyaki has been a local favorite since prewar days, and it has been 40 years since the Okonomiyaki food stalls gathered to form a "village (mura.)" Great place to casually stroll upon and spontaneously stop by. Sweet aroma of okonomiyaki sauce is irresistible.

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  Mount Misen

  Misen is a 535m-high mountain situated in the center of Miyajima Island. It has long been a place of Buddhist worship, and is popular as a power spot.