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Best shopping in Hiroshima
8 places from 7 Hiroshima travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.
8 places ยท most mentioned first
Hondori Shopping Street
Hiroshima's main covered shopping and nightlife street, with bright lights and plenty of restaurants.
9:31ยท Nomac Guidesin 3 vlogsMiyajima Omotesando Shopping Street
Miyajima's main shopping and food street, lined with long-running souvenir shops and stalls selling okonomiyaki, fried oysters and other local snacks.
1:51ยท Japan by Foodin 3 vlogs
Mentioned once
6 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.
Irie Toyosaburo Honten
One of four makers in Tomonoura of homeishu, a traditional medicinal liqueur made with 16 kinds of herbs.
5:29ยท Japan Guide1 vlogOnomichi Hondori Shopping Arcade
A long shopping arcade across from Onomichi Station with around 210 stores, some established over 100 years ago.
7:27ยท Japan Guide1 vlogOnomichi Hanpu
A canvas goods shop run by Onomichi's last remaining canvas factory, which once made sails for passing trading ships and now makes bags and luggage.
8:50ยท Japan Guide1 vlogekie
Commercial complex directly connected to Hiroshima Station, packed with shops selling Hiroshima souvenirs.
Hattendo
Cream bread specialty store founded in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1933, selling chilled, dessert-like buns with moist, fluffy dough.
Rilakkuma Sabo
Rilakkuma specialty shop with exclusive merchandise, including Rilakkuma-designed momiji manju.
