HiroshimaHub

HiroshimaHub

HiroshimaHub

A practical city platform for visitors and foreign residents: plan a trip, settle into daily life, ask for help, offer services, and discover safer ways to enjoy Hiroshima at night.

Recommended starting links

These are stable planning links, not unverified live recommendations. For weather, transport, ferry operation, and events, use the official sources below.

Visitor routes

First time in Hiroshima

Choose a 6-hour, 1-day, or 2-day route with timing, transport, budget, rainy-day notes, and etiquette.

Open guide
Miyajima

Miyajima day trip

Compare JR and Matsudai ferries, tide timing, shrine etiquette, crowd strategy, and return routes.

Plan Miyajima
Peace Park

Peace Memorial Park

Understand route order, museum planning, quiet conduct, nearby breaks, and what to do with children.

Visit respectfully
Nightlife

Hondori / Nagarekawa nights

Three routes for quiet dinners, social karaoke nights, and music bars, with last-train and taxi checks.

Night guide
New resident

First week checklist

Ward office, address registration, National Health Insurance, phone, bank, utilities, clinic, trash, and disaster apps.

Start living guide
Community

Ask or offer help

Post what you need or what you can offer: guiding, language exchange, tutoring, moving help, car rental advice, friendship, and local tips.

Join the board

Official checks before you go

Weather and disaster

Use JMA for weather, warnings, rain risk, earthquakes, and multilingual disaster information.

Japan Meteorological Agency
Streetcars and buses

Use Hiroden for route maps, schedules, fares, and tourist passes.

Hiroden official
Events

Use the official Hiroshima tourism event page for current listings and categories.

DIVE Hiroshima Events

Community first

HiroshimaHub should become a place where people talk, ask, offer, and meet. Until full accounts are ready, we will keep public pages honest: no fake reply counts, no invented member scores, no unverified business ratings.

What people can offer

English guiding, language exchange, Chinese/Japanese tutoring, moving help, airport pickup advice, restaurant interpretation, day-trip planning, photography, car rental support, and friend-making meetups.

What people can ask for

Apartment areas, clinics, visa paperwork, late-night transport, halal or vegetarian food, language partners, student life, family services, childcare, job search, and weekend plans.