...Until You Watch This Video! 5 Most Recommended Things You MUST Experience in Hiroshima
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- “There is more to Hiroshima than just the sad history...“
August 6th is the day the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 during WW2.
I believe many of you know about this historical event.
However I always feel a little sad when every time I tell someone “I grew up in Hiroshima,” they would look at me with a sad face and say “I’m sorry for what happened.” Hiroshima is responsible for remembering and carrying on the tragic memories and damages of the A-bomb, but that is only one side of Hiroshima.
So today, as a man who grew up in Hiroshima, I would like to introduce five unique local things that you can enjoy when you travel to my hometown! The five things I will be introducing do not include the places related to the A-bomb on purpose, so you can get to know a different side of Hiroshima. I also will be counting down the five things by my personal recommendation, so I hope you can enjoy this video till the end!
This video will definitely make you add Hiroshima to one of your destinations upon traveling to Japan, and for those of you who are already planning to come, you will be able to fully enjoy the journey.
●Introduction of the "Okonomimura" okonomiyaki villiage
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●"Nagarekawa" street
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●Hiroshima Kagura
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●"Okunoshima" Rabbit Island
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●Miyajima island
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0:00 Let's START!
1:56 1. Eating Hiroshima local cuisine
6:57 2. Visiting "流川 Nagarekawa"
7:58 3. Watch "Hiroshima Kagura"
9:45 4. Visiting "大久野島 Okuno-shima" The rabbit island
11:46 5. Visiting "宮島 Miyajima"
17:42 Today's conclusion
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Whenever I tell someone that “I grew up in Hiroshima,” many people would look sad and say “I’m sorry…”
Preserving and passing on the memories of the horrifying wars and the a-bomb is one of Hiroshima’s duties in this world, but that’s not the only characteristic of my home town.
This video will absolutely make you want to visit Hiroshima on your next visit to Japan!
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From the U.S.
Oysters are specialty fare near coastal communities in the Northeast and Southern states. Elsewhere, oysters can be expensive and far more of a risk.
War is a terrible thing,I am sorry for every human life lost in wars.
Do the rabbits get medical care?
I concur with watcherprime. I am from the midwest region and you can only fine oysters that are of proper quality in seafood markets and in my city of st. louis missouri the markets are in asain populated areas
I visited both Hiroshima and Nagasaki at my Japan trip both cities are clean and beautiful
Raw oysters on the half shell are a menu item of many seafood restaurants in the eastern United States, I myself have enjoyed them on the beachfront of Cape May, which sits on the mouth of the Delaware River where it touches the Atlantic Ocean.
Cool. I've been there on a family reunion. The oyster is great
A common but pricey / luxurious food
The scenery of Miyajima looks spectacular and outstanding.
What about the lesson of Hiroshima. Yall legit captured my great grandpa and messed him up so bad when he came home he couldn't sleep for more then 4 hours.
Like if Hitler won these people would he treating us how they treated the Koreans after the war.
Hiroshima serves as a lesson of power and balance. Their can not be one without the other and attempting it even with great force only reflects back onto you. Like vietnam.
I for one am glad they learned before it was to late in the middle east a small fight like this would he inherited by our kin and at that point would be impossible to come to terms. We got really lucky.
you have no idea how stunning miyajima is
The more I learn about Japan, the longer my list of places I want to visit gets. I hope I'll be able to visit soon!
Unfortunately you probably won't, but I will warn you that you won't be able to see enough in one visit. I would have to spend years in Japan if I wanted to explore it fully. Unfortunately it sounds like their borders have been pretty tight thanks to Covid and I think Shogo even covored why they might use covid to keep things this way.
Me: "Kagura... Why does that sound so familiar..."
Shogo: "By the way... [Insert Gintama reference here]"
Me: "Ah. Yep, that's why."
So, it's a ritual about devotion to gods. I'll try to remember that for when I encounter other characters with that name. (Also: Surreptitously putting Hiroshima on my list of places to visit.)
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Oysters in america are real popular, especially around coastal areas and harbors. Many species from Florida up to Canada and even west coast and gulf oysters as well. Charleston, SC has a lot of raw bars with many varieties.
Also here in New Orleans!
Yep. I’m from Newport News VA by the Chesapeake bay. I loveeee and will only eat raw oysters
Also in North germany: there are many restaurants serving oysters 🦪
Question for fresh oyster (raw) eaters. Is it true that If u eat raw oyster harvested during the month that have R inside. (Eg. March April, But not for may and june) The chances of food poisoning increases?
@@wayneho6458 you only get food poisoning from bad or questionable oysters. The naturally detox their environment and if you make sure they are in clean water before consumed you'll be fine. I dont doubt in other countries they are and here in America they are heavily regulated. Restaurants are also required in SC to keep tags of oysters they sell in case anything does happen.
Shogo, until about WWII, lobster and oysters were thought of as peasant food in the US. In fact, lobster was common in prisons and the prisoners complained that having to eat it was "cruel and unusual punishment." Now in the US, they are prized foods and are prepared in many different ways. Thanks for your perspectives on Hiroshima!
When I lived in Japan, my friends and I visited Hiroshima during Haruyasumi as part of a roving vacation from Hiroshima to Kyoto, on to Tokyo before returning home in Kanazawa. On the first day we visited the A Bomb museum and the next day we went to Miyajima. The day spent at the island was incredibly calming and peaceful, especially in light of the intensity of the day before. We walked up the entire mountain on foot and greatly enjoyed the beautiful landscape and shrines, though we did take the rope way back down. I must full heartedly agree that if you visit Hiroshima, then a visit to Miyajima is a must. Hiroshima was a beautiful and wonderful place to start our vacation and I cannot wait to return someday.
I've been to Hiroshima and was blown away by how beautiful a city it is. I've had two of the delicacies you described, seen the dome, the museum, peace memorial and visited Miyajima. I had a wonderful time and would love to go back one day.
Blown away huh?
I wish I could visit Hiroshima castle it's a very significant yet often ignored castle
Also when you said "Miyajima" what came to my mind was the battle of Miyajima 1555 between the Mori clan led by Mori Motonari and the Ouchi Clan, which was a decisive Mori victory
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In my native country (the Netherlands) oysters are quite commonly eaten among people with over average income.
The reason why they’re eaten frequently here is because there is a lot of fishing, especially in the provinces Zeeland, Noord & Zuid-Holland, and Friesland
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I went to Hiroshima as a professor and part of peace course. What I enjoyed the most was going to the shrines at edge of town. It was incredible place beautiful natural setting and the shrines integrated as one. If I ever go back to Hiroshima I will go back to those shrines.
Interesting and informative video, thanks Shogo-san!
Shogo, you made me laugh out loud before even starting the video. I loved the title on this one.
You deserve 10 million subscribers, Shogo-san. You are an amazing person and these videos are super useful for anyone looking forward to visiting Japan.
On Miyajima one deer has been so hungry - It had wanted to eat my guide book. The view from the top of Mt. Misen is awesome.
I have walked through the city Hiroshima instead of taking the tramways... To see more of the daily life of the people.
Thank you, Shogo, for sharing your video with us.
I love Hiroshima. had a daytrip there in 2016. Hiroshimayaki is one of my favourite foods, and Miyajima is so peaceful (but mind the deers as they want your ice cream XD). The city itself is one of a kind, the trams, the castle, the huge areas make it unique. I wish to go back for more time once.
So happy you mentioned that the manju have other fillings. I’ve tried to like red bean paste, but could never get past the texture.
Awesome video, Shogo. Learned new things about Hiroshima and I'm really interested. The city is still primarily tied to the WW2 tragedy and I hope that changes soon. will definitely visit your hometown someday
Ahhhh, I remember my cousin in Tokyo showing me Okonomiyaki and it was a great meal and experience. Did not realise there were two versions, so hopefully a future Japan trip will let me experience the Hiroshima one.
Thanks for giving us the inside scoop on Hiroshima!
Ah lovely video as usual! I love your very informative guides; my friend and I went to Hiroshima and Miyajima in 2017. We ate at the okonomiyaki building, got the maple manju fresh (but I was chased by a deer who wanted a bite) and even saw a tortoise escaping a bar on Nagerakawa (I'm not kidding). It is one of my favorite places that I've visited in Japan and I love the downtown view of the river as well! Such a lovely city and really easy to navigate.
Excellent advice sir! I hope to run into you today in Hiroshima!
Wow the food you spoke about sounds delicious! Not to mention everything else! Hiroshima seems like a great place to visit
Super interesting video, Shogo! Keep up the great work 🤗
I've always wanted to visit Onomichi, but now it looks like I have more to look forward to when I visit Hiroshima. Thanks for another great video.
Thank you for this video. My mother's family is from Hiroshima, and I'm finally getting to visit, and meet the family. Now I know some great places to check out.
Great video!
I am planning a trip to Hiroshima in April. I'm really looking forward to it. Thank you so much for these recommendations.
The Nagarekawa district looks interesting.
Man, I wish I knew about rabbit island four years ago, when I was in Hiroshima.
I did visit Itsukushima though! I also saw Komagataki waterfall before taking a stroll on mount Mitaki, that was a delightful day too.
Love your videos, keep it up!
In San Francisco, oysters are a big part of our local seafood scene. Raw, or "oysters on the half-shell" are served all over the place but the two most common are "oyster bars" which are kind of like a sushi bar but with an American style and that serves all kinds of "catch of the day" cooked seafood dishes. The other, are bars. Many drinking establishments in San Francisco serve oysters as a "Happy Hour" offering. "Happy Hour" is traditionally very early in the evening at about the time people get off work between roughly 5pm and 7pm and sometimes as late as 8. $1 Oyster Happy Hours are typical offering.
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I've been to Miyajima in summer 2017, that was such a great day!
Thank you Shogo for bringing back all those memories 😍
Hiroshima and Kyoto are my most favourite prefectures in Japan. Cannot wait to go back.
Lots of oysters here in Australia. If you ever get here, I'd be delighted to take you to a restaurant to try them. Absolutely loved Miyajima when I visited in 2017. Went at high tide, was simply amazed, and a great way to see a different side to Hiroshima. Thank you SO much for posting a link to "Okonomimura". I couldn't find it at the time, but it's on my must-go places next time I'm in Hiroshima. Thank you too for another wonderful video!
Love your videos man, they are very informative !
LOL Love the title of the video and the thumbnail! Great video as always though!
When I was a kid (in Italy) I used to "catch" oysters (i.e. cut them from the rocks) and eat them raw with a sprinkle of lemon juice. They're not uncommon, but tend to be pricey in restaurants.
I really enjoy your videos . A japan fan from Belgium
Going to visit Okunoshima in April. Can't wait!
9:13 Huge fan of gintama but I'm also really into japanese culture as well as japanese language so i heard about the Hiroshima kagura before and def going to visit Hiroshima on my second trip to Japan
Thank you for this video! I didn't know there was so much other than the memorial there. My fiancee loves oysters and we will probably now add it to our honeymoon in 2023. Please keep sharing your local knowledge ❤
So good to see it (I am poor so not visiting) as it seems like a nice place to visit.
Went on tour with my band to Japan and our good friend and label owner lives in Hiroshima. Miyajima is beautiful! I love and miss Japan so much.
That’s one of the sneakiest thumbnails I've ever seen 🙂
Thank you, very interesting! I live in Osaka so I’ll make my way over to Hiroshima in the fall!
I hope you can make more videos of japanese tourist attractions like this ☺️☺️
Actually Osyters are pretty common where I live (Italy/Sardinia), they're amazing! And yes we're pretty concerned about the fact that they can give food poisoning but man, they're so good!!!!!
I loved visiting Hiroshima the people there are so resilient and friendly, the food is delicious and there are some beautiful places to explore. Although I'm a bit sad I never got to visit rabbit island! perhaps another time
That was really beautiful, I think they made a model of that ocean Shrine in Epoct in Orlando. I didn't know it was a gate for a God Island that's very cool to know. That food looks so good and I love udon noodles!
Very interesting video as always ^-^ just one question, can you still use the shamoji for scooping rice or are they strictly decorative objects?
Living in Hiroshima now. Thank you so much for showing the bright side of this beautiful city! It's so much more than the A-bomb dome and the atomic bomb detonation is an important but not the only fact from it's rich history. It would be so nice if people had not only sad associations with Hiroshima.. someday
I visited Hiroshima on my first trip to Japan, I think it is one of the most lovely cities I have ever visited. It has a very unique and charming atmosphere... hard to describe just by words. Also, my nihongo sensei is from Hiroshima :D
I enjoyed hiroshima even though it rained a lot 😅 my personal favorite was miyajima and the absolut delicious momiji manjuus 🤤 next time I will visit the okonomiyaki town, thanks for the tip 👍
I've been to Hiroshima and Miyajima twice. I love this city, and I want to see more of it. Now, I have more places and things to do on my next trip! ありがとうございました!
I went to Hiroshima back in 2019 and would absolutely recommended it. Also i would visit the town of Kure just outside of Hiroshima, home of the Yamamato super battleship and JSDF navy museum. It was my first mainland japan destination and is truly underrated
I would love to visit Japan some day. Your videos, I find to be quite informative. Thank you
The ropeway's great but if you can make the time (and are fit enough) do the whole walk from the base to the peak of Misen. The whole walk is great.
Good to know the history of certain local foods
Yaaassss first topic is good 😋 about oysters in Latvia there’s some places where you can order them or just buy them yourself and make at home but I never tried them. I don’t think that I want to try them either bc of the possibility to get sick easily as I heard 😅 though I ate oyster creamy soup that was really delicious 🤤
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when i went to Hiroshima, i already did my research on the bomb history
Hadashi no Gen was where I started and then i read some other stuff from there because my literature class was speculative fiction. Many of the material we read were about post apocalypse nuclear disasters. So hiroshima was a scaled-down, real-world understanding of such things.
What i really liked was the city. they had a lot of things there. especially the okonomiyaki.
i like the osaka okonomiyaki but my favorite is the hiroshima style okonomiyaki.
Its kinda like kyoto in a sense. people expect one thing but the teramachi arcades are better than a lot of places in tokyo. they had a manga store & game center. I could live there.
same idea with hiroshima. i only spent a day there but i'd probably enjoy living there more than tokyo. They had everything i needed and the city is similar to my hometown. they even have street cars like in my own hometown. my friend is working as a teacher there but he was someone who wanted to be in kobe or osaka. i was so jealous when he got assigned there to work.
Shogo, thanks for this look at Hiroshima. A couple of comments:
1. I would love to eat Hiroshima style okonomiyaki. It looks great.
2. Here in the US, oysters are very popular. I like the fried oysters best.
3. I don't like bean paste either. I am glad that momiji manju are made with other creams.
4. Ookunoshima looks nice. I think it's appropriate that rabbits live on the island since
they suffered there from human cruelty.
5. I would definitely go to Hiroshima. I think it's a beautiful city and I would also
visit the memorials as well. We need to remember that day in 1945 so that it will
NEVER happen again!
Hopefully many other things don't have and need to happen again, and that is before Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
I'm from Galicia, in the northwest of Spain, and the seafood from my region are very famous in my country. Even though we have good oysters (they are usually eaten raw with lemon juice), I prefer other seafood. Congratulations for your channel!🥰🙋
Thank you for the information. Wanted to visit this November, but will visit soon. Love raw oysters.
Where I used to live in Humboldt County, California, we had an oyster festival! When I worked at a restaurant I worked at the oyster festival in the summer too for the restaurant. Oysters are also really popular in Oregon where I currently live!
13:55 I've been to that torii gate. Also been to the top of Mt Misen. It was during a port visit in 04 or 05 and the guys I was with underestimated the climb. We made it all the way to the top, but by the time we got there everyone was closed and we had to also walk all the way down. At least now though I can say I have climb to the top of a mountain starting all the way from sea level.
Beautiful city I was there in 2003 !
The "Kagura"-named character in my anime-watching history is from Azumanga Daioh (and, being blessed/cursed with an inquisitive mind, I looked up her name and discovered its meaning).
A wonderful video, as always. Thank you!
Shogo is so awesome!!
When I homestayed in Hiroshima during my highschool days, Miyajima was one of my favorite spots during the fall as the autumn leaves changes color and the best momijimanju. I also loved the Okomiyaki
That okonomiyaki looks so amazing. OMW to Hiroshima to get one!
Excellent video and recommendations, I am so excited to visit, however, I have been waiting until the mandates for masks and social distancing are removed to travel freely throughout Japan, thank you so much Shogo for the great details on the video, I subscribed because I hope you can continue traveling and recommending other great places around Japan, such as Nagasaki, or Fukuoka, or Gifu, I look forward to hearing more from you! All the very best!
Love going to Hiroshima! I’ve taken my students to Japan, and I always try and include Hiroshima in my trips. We’ve done almost all of the things you’ve mentioned except visit the bars. My students are in high school so we can’t go. We’ve also never visited the rabbit island, must keep it in mind if we have extra time during our trip next year. We’ve visited Miyajima but have never had time to do the hike up the mountain. 😢Oh, and the Kagura I thought of wasn’t the one you mentioned, it was the one from InuYasha, although I know which one you mean. I’ve only seen a few episodes of Gintama. Sorry! 😅 Anyway, thank you for this video! I always enjoy them!
Just across the Pacific from you here in Washington State I grew up eating oysters right out of the shell on the beach, now prefer them lightly grilled in the shell with diced tomato, so good!
Here in Western Vancouver Island BC there's a ton of Oysters. They export them from here all over the place. Good video, 😀
Shogo, quite surprised you didn't mention Kure.
Out of that list I ticked off the Hiroshima style Okonomiyaki and visiting Miyajima when I was there. I'd also recommend the Mazda museum if you're into cars, but its guided tour only and you need to pre-book.
Oooh! Very crispy kimono you got there!
I love Miyajima! one of the highlights of my Japan trip!
Where I am from, Cape Cod in Massachusetts, which is a place where people love oysters with a passion. Every year, there is an oyster fest that goes on, and although it always smells... interesting, it is a joy to go eat oysters and meet new people. Also I just wanted to say, that this channel is by far one of my favorites and I hope I can go to Japan someday. :)
I was planning to visit Hiroshima as part of my trip to bring my parents around Japan. This is great content reference! I am planning to stay in Osaka and take the Shinkansen over to visit for the day. Do you think that is wise?
I think that is a perfect plan!😊
The Hiroshima style okonomiyaki I had in Miyajima was unbelievable. Even for where and how it was prepared and served (sort of home kitchen by an old lady very fond of baseball (yakyu)). There is alse the third okonomiyaki style: the Tokyo one (more monjiyaki).
One attraction you did not mention in Hiroshima is"PizzaRiva! Is one of the best place anywhere for pizza! The owner (and his father) won a Pizza Olympics" in Naples, where they trained, against local and foreigner "pizzaioli". I have been there three times, and every time a wonderful experience.
Now I have a reason to go back! My first trip, three years ago, was solely related to the A-bomb. And was not a comfortable experience, to be honest. It would be nice to return just to relax and enjoy the place.
In western canada you can often find raw-oysters at restaurants, but mostly just during certain seasons or based on availability. In Vancouver there is one restaurant with a famous oyster bar (where the oyster shuckers were often top world competitors) called Joe Fortes. It's been around for ages.
We have this rule about eating raw oysters, which refers to the 'red-tide' phenomenon. It's easy to remember, only eat raw oysters in months with an 'r'.
I am staying in Osaka for 4 days and Kyoto for 4 more. I plan on taking a day trip to Hiroshima during that time. I hope I can squeeze in most of these suggestions. I am going for the tragic historical sites though.
Just because you asked, Shogo-san, in Italy and France we eat them raw with no sauces or else. Some might dip them in a vinegar & onion sauce but there’re so many varieties that we prefer to eat them as they are to better enjoy the different flavors. I’d like to try them deep fried or grilled. Enjoyed beautiful scenery of Hiroshima. Thanks for sharing.
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The shrine reminds me of St. Mere-Eglise which is a town and cathedral set on a flat by the ocean and high and low tides restrict access to it.
Oysters are pretty common in Turkey too (in regions neighboring Aegean and Black sea) we never eat them raw tho. Instead, we put cooked rice in it w lots of seasoning and squize some lemon on top of it mmm I'm hungry
I visited Hiroshima in 2019 and visited for the usual reasons, but I was happy to find it very prosperous and clean city. Okonomiyaki-Mura was the best place to eat!
I was all about Kyoto first but now I’m torn!!
Usually oysters in France are a delicacy for the end of the year festivities (Christmas Eve or New Years Eve) and usually a seasonal gourmet from what I remember. You can find them through the year, but usually it is kept for special events (because it is pricey).
Mouthwatering when u talk about those delicious food. But for me, japanese cuisine is the most delicious food in the world.. Thank you for this recommendations, im praying always that this pandemic will end, im supposed to visit japan 2020. Keep safe.
Too late. Already been to Hiroshima. I visited the Peace Memorial Park, rang the bell, saw the dome (architected by my countryman Jan Letzel), visited the Peace Memorial Museum (that was really hard and emotionally overwhelming in the negative sense).
I didn’t get to see anything outside the city center, as it was just one day visit on our way back from Fukuoka, but it was unforgettable.
I'm so sorry Shogo, not to distract from your interesting talk but you have the most AMAZING SKIN!!! It's positively glowing! Must be all those oysters! ;-)
Hmmm not familiar with that Kagura, but I do know of another. First in mind is Inuyasha. =p Seriously, I am finding myself more curious with each video like this I watch from you.
I've tried the 3 of them , I love Hiroshima style okonomiyaki and there's also a variety of momiji manju which is fried (age-manju). In Spain it's very common to eat raw oysters with some drops of lemon. Indeed momiji-manju is a very common omiage in Japan if you go to Hiroshima. I have been in Nagarekawa without knowing it, my favourite place to walk around is the shotengai of Hondori which is not so far.
Shogo-San I actually have an uncle who moved to Hiroshima and began a life there!
Love oysters here in Calgary! They are expensive here through. Usually 3-8 Canadian dollars each depending on the quality!