Ana Hotel Hiroshima

... long though, for DH, Mr. X, and the translator for the talks, Mr. U. From there we all went to our hotel...the ANA Hotel Hiroshima. Got settled into our rooms, then met downstairs for dinner. I have no idea what the restaurant was called, but ...

Arrived in Hiroshima on Shinkansen and caught a taxi from the train station to our hotel, the ANA Hotel. Checked into our room and dropped off our bags before heading out to see the sights of Hiroshima. Took a tram down to the A-Bomb dome and walked ...

After our early night, we began Saturday in Hiroshima fairly early. Catching the breakfast buffet at the hotel, we filled our bellies and then walked back to the Peace Park we'd visited the night before. As it was our second visit, we knew we wanted to ...

... the cool Kanada Girls.  Very excited when I showed them that I'd taken a picture of our picture on their website. Then the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.  Not much I can say about this.  We paid for the audio guide and it was horror story ...

... blogging...no internet then having too much fun...if anyone is reading...? Say hello. Will pick up where I left off...in Hiroshima. The mountainous islands are shrouded in mist, which seems to bode ominously for our planned trip to Miyajima island today. ...

Arrived back into Miyajimaguchi by ferry and caught the train back into the city then returned to the hotel for a rest. Went out for dinner then back to hotel to pack up ready for trip back to Tokyo the next morning. ...

... had communal bathrooms. Unimpressed, we had the girls continue calling the Western style hotels, until finally, they found us a room at the Hiroshima Ana Hotel. When the cab came to pick us up, Dad insisted on giving the girls a tip (there is a no-tipping ...

... flew by with photos and non-stop talking, we didn’t want the afternoon to end so went back to our street and the ANA hotel where we had tea and coffee by the river before they walked me along to our hotel.   Unfortunately Noriko had back ...

After a final breakfast buffet at the Ana Hotel Hiroshima, Dad & I once again returned to the train station. This time, we were headed to Himeji, a Japanese town made famous by its 'ultimate Samurai castle' (quoting my Japan Tourist Book). This is the ...

... in any case. Take the JR ferry (free with our JR pass) back to the mainland, then a JR train back into Hiroshima and the tram back to the hotel. There's a street nearby (as per Lonely Planet) with lots of restaurants so we clean up and head there. For ...

... on in one step, but we managed while carrying both kids. It felt good to be traveling again. The sky is clear blue in Hiroshima. Our hotel, the ANA Crowne Plaza, was a long way from the Shinkansen station and no-one I asked knew where it was, even the cab ...

... al enchufe y escribimos por un buen rato mientras degustabamos un cafecito. No nos dimos cuenta que ya estabamos arribando a Hiroshima tipo 9am. Al salir de la estacion tomamos un tranvia supermoderno (como el de Puerto Madero).Ya en pocos minutos nos ...

... as we were happy enough with the one meal to share.  We headed back to the museum to pack as we were heading to Hiroshima tomorrow. Today Jason was excited!  We were finally heading to the sword museum. We checked out of our hotel, and heading ...

... of business men working away at the next table. I'm not sure if I mentioned earlier or not, but while we were the Ana hotel in Hiroshima, we took advantage of the English speaking staff and had them book hotel rooms for the rest of our vacation. ...

... stuck with these shoes for the entire weekend even if they were wet, so I would just like to give a shout-out to the Ana Hotel for providing me with such a happy experience. Aunt Pat needed a nap and I needed to lay down ( and my ...