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Tour Hiroshima by Tram and Bus

"Hiroshima Electric Railway Co., Ltd.," affectionately known as "Hiroden," has built a long history alongside local residents. As one of Japan's leading streetcar operators, "Hiroden" runs vehicles such as the latest domestically produced ultra-low-floor "5200 Series Greenmover APEX," the "650 Series," known as an "A-Bombed Streetcar" that survived the damage of the atomic bombing, and streetcars discontinued in various parts of Japan, earning it the name "moving streetcar museum." In March 2026, operation of the "Circular Line" began, making sightseeing around the city center more convenient.

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Modern Tram Platforms for Easier Access

From August 3, 2025, a new tram platform will open on the second floor of Hiroshima Station building "minamoa," marking the launch of the Ekimae Ohashi Route. Transfers from JR ticket gates and concourses will be possible entirely indoors, allowing for smooth connections even on rainy days. Additional boarding areas will also be introduced, further improving convenience at the station.

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Flexible Fare System with Various Payment Methods

On trams and buses operated by "Hiroshima Electric Railway Co., Ltd.," a wide range of payment options is accepted, including "MOBIRY DAYS," nationwide transport IC cards such as "ICOCA" and "Suica," as well as cash. Familiar services can be used even while traveling, making local transport easy to access for visitors.

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Day Passes for Easy Access to World Heritage

Centered around "Hiroshima Electric Railway Co., Ltd.," "Hiroshima Electric Railway Group" offers sightseeing passes designed for convenient travel across the region, including set tickets that combine tram and ferry services. These passes provide smooth access to destinations such as Itsukushima Shrine, a World Heritage Site, and are widely used for trips around Hiroshima.

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Essential Transport Network Supporting Daily Life in Hiroshima City

Hiroshima City is known both domestically and internationally for its beautiful blend of historical buildings and seasonal nature. Gliding through city streets at a gentle pace, "Hiroden trams" have long been woven into everyday life in Hiroshima.

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A Renewed "Hiroden" for Today’s City Travel

The "Ekimae Ohashi Route" features a streetcar platform installed in the central atrium on the second floor of the "Hiroshima Station Building," enabling smooth transfers from JR Hiroshima Station. Travel time between Hiroshima Station and areas such as Hatchobori and Kamiyacho has also been reduced, improving overall convenience.
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A Newly Updated "Hiroden" with Improved Access and Fare Systems

On trams and buses operated by "Hiroshima Electric Railway Co., Ltd.," multiple payment options are accepted, including “MOBIRY DAYS,” nationwide transport IC cards such as "ICOCA" and "Suica," as well as cash. This allows familiar services to be used while traveling, making local transport easy to access for visitors.
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Travel Made Easier with Value Passes From Hiroden Group

In Hiroshima Prefecture, there are various convenient and affordable tickets for traveling around tourist spots, such as trams, Hiroshima city buses, and Miyajima Matsudai Ferry. Tickets for express buses to destinations such as Kure City, Miyoshi City, and Takehara City are also available, making travel to other areas of Hiroshima Prefecture easy to plan from the same network.
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Convenient Travel with Dining and Accommodation Options

Direct bus services connect the airport with central Hiroshima, Kure, and Miyajimaguchi, while private hire vehicle arrangements are also available. Operations extend beyond transportation to include "Miyajima Matsudai Kisen" and" Miyajima Ropeway," as well as "Miyajima Coral Hotel," located near the Miyajimaguchi Pier and known for dishes featuring local oysters and conger eel.
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Hiroden Closely Linked to Communities Along Its Routes

The Hiroshima Electric Railway Miyajima Line runs from the city center through residential neighborhoods and along the Seto Inland Sea, serving both daily travel and sightseeing routes. Long used by local communities, the line also provides direct access to Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a key link between urban life and coastal landmarks.
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