[2025 Takehara Attraction] Travel Guide for Takehara Townscape Conservation Area (Updated May)

A preservation district in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture It's lined with old-fashioned verandas and buildings. It's said to have been the setting for the movie Rurouni Kenshin! The townscape has a quaint atmosphere, so it's been used as a filming location for many movies. There are also teahouses, so you can take a break. #Takehara

While it's wonderful to reflect on peace at Hiroshima Station and enjoy the city, why not try experiencing Hiroshima in a slightly different way? Spending several days on the Seto Inland Sea islands allows you to truly appreciate the charm of the place and its people. 📍Travel Overview Historical streets and a slow-paced life on the Seto Inland Sea islands 🚩Route Hiroshima Airport → Takehara Historical Preservation District → Kure → Kurahashi Island → Seto Inland Sea Life 🏖️Scenic Spots Takehara Historical Preservation District, sunrise/sunset on Kurahashi Island, volcano 🚇Transportation Bus, train 🍜Must-Try Cuisine Kure-yaki (Okonomiyaki) 🏠Recommended Accommodation Seto Inland Sea Life

#Get a discount without relying on luck #Takehara Town (竹原市) is also called "Little Kyoto". Takehara Townscape Conservation Area たけはら町並み翝存地区 #Takehara Old Town This is an old town in Hiroshima Prefecture with a retro feel from the Edo period. I would like to say that this place is very quiet. It is about a 70-minute drive from Hiroshima City. When you enter the old town area, you will see that the streets and buildings are in an old Japanese style with wood that has been well preserved. It looks very impressive and there are real people living there, including Saihoji Temple, the center of the people here. From above, you can see a view of the city. How to get there By bus Take a bus from Hiroshima Station to Takehara Station. It takes about 70 minutes. Train Take a train from Hiroshima Station to Takehara Station. It takes about 80 minutes. Car It takes 70 minutes to drive from Hiroshima to Takehara, or only 25 minutes from Hiroshima Airport. For this trip, we chose to drive from Hiroshima to chill out. The atmosphere while driving was great. If you like this style, I recommend it. #TravelJapanByYourself #Hiroshima #TravelJapan

#FuriTabiWinter In the Takehara Townscape Preservation District, you can enjoy a townscape that feels like you've traveled back in time to the Edo period! ! ✨️✨️ The atmospheric scenery is sure to make you forget your daily life! As you walk, you'll find delicious 😋 and a famous ✨️ okonomiyaki restaurant! At the Takehara City History and Folklore Museum, there are various exhibits where you can learn about the history of this town! This town is a must-see, as it is the town that was the inspiration for the main character of a morning drama and has also been the setting for a movie! 👀

It has been designated as an Important Preservation District for Traditional Buildings, and you can experience the atmosphere of the time. This town was also used as a filming location for The Girl Who Leapt Through Time. It's also fun to try to find the same streetscape as in the movie! ! ! ! ! ! If you go in the fall, the area is covered in autumn leaves and is said to be very beautiful. It seems to be a popular fall spot and many people visit. There is also a roadside station nearby, where you can buy a few souvenirs. I definitely recommend visiting it when you go to Hiroshima. 📌Access About 15 minutes on foot from Takehara Station on the JR Kure Line

#TravelWithMe This is an area in Takehara, Hiroshima Prefecture that preserves the traditional townscape. The town prospered through sake brewing and other businesses, and you can see a connection to the founder of Nikka Whisky. The storehouse-style buildings and other features create a wonderful atmosphere that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time.

[Access] ○3-6-12 Honmachi, Takehara City ○About a 20-minute walk from Takehara Station. ※Located within the Takehara Townscape Preservation District. [Points] ~A place to relax~ Ochadokoro Shiro is located in a corner of the Takehara Townscape Preservation District. It's the furthest place from the station, so it's nice to have a meal here and then stroll around the town. The interior of the restaurant has a very retro atmosphere and is cozy and relaxing. They have a wide range of options, from food to cafe menus. It's a great cafe that you can drop in to anytime, so I recommend it. *Information as of March 2024. #Sakura2024