Moto-Ujina Park

Moto-Ujina Park is a scenic space along Hiroshima Bay with paved paths that follow the waterfront and offer views across the water. The park connects to other nearby green spaces, creating a larger recreational area for walking and exploring.

The park was created during Hiroshima s post-war rebuilding period, transforming the coastal area into a public recreational space. This development reflected the broader efforts to restore and reimagine the city after 1945.

The Moto Ujina Guchi Flea Market draws sellers offering traditional Japanese crafts, antiques, and handmade goods that reflect local artistic traditions. Walking through the market stalls, you see how locals value preserving objects from the past.

The park is easily reached by the Hiroshimako tram, and multiple connected paths make it simple to explore different areas at your own pace. Flat terrain and wide walkways work well for visitors of all mobility levels.

An interior wooded path runs through the park with very little traffic, offering a quiet retreat within the urban surroundings. This sheltered route creates a stark contrast to the busy streets and tram lines just beyond the park boundaries.