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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

If you're looking for a place to eat, there's a nice cafe just outside the museum. The food was decent and it was a great place to reflect after the emotional visit.

Buy your tickets in advance online to save time. The queues can get really long, especially on weekends.
Adachi Museum of Art

If you want the best photos, go in the early morning around 9 AM when the sunlight is perfect for capturing the beauty of the scenery without too many people in the way.

Don’t skip the tea house in the garden! I think it's a nice place to relax and enjoy a cup of matcha with a view, it really adds to the whole experience.

Plan to spend at least 3 hours here. I thought I could rush through it, but ended up wishing I had more time to soak it all in. Take your time!
The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
If you're into photography, don’t miss the outdoor area in the late afternoon light. The machines look amazing with the warm glow and you'll get great shots!
Scmaglev and Railway Park

If you’re planning to buy souvenirs, look for the discount bundles near the exit. I got so much more value than when I picked things out individually!

My advice is to grab a bento box from a nearby convenience store before you go in. They don't have a lot of food options inside, and I regretted not being prepared!

I highly recommend giving yourself at least 3-4 hours to explore. There’s a ton to see and do, and some exhibits are definitely worth taking time to enjoy fully.
The Sand Museum

Don’t forget sunscreen, especially if you're visiting in summer. There’s not much shade, and you don’t want to end up with a burn halfway through your visit!

I recommend visiting around 9 AM or right when they open. It gets busier later, and you'll want to enjoy the art without too many people photobombing your pics

I think you should bring some snacks or a light lunch. The food options around the museum are kinda limited and pricey, so save your money for souvenirs instead!

I suggest checking for specific sand sculpture exhibitions online before you go. I missed a seasonal showcase, and it looked amazing from the pictures I saw afterward!