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Workation in Hiroshima: the essentials
Six river channels split the delta on which Hiroshima was founded as a castle town in 1589, and on which it was rebuilt after the atomic bombing of 6 August 1945. Today about 1.17 million people live here, with Mazda as the region's best-known employer and streetcars as the easiest way around the flat centre. The Peace Memorial Park and its museum stand at the heart of the city, and the ferry to Miyajima is a short trip down the line. Okonomiyaki and Inland Sea oysters define the food, and there is coworking in the centre. Hiroshima Airport is about 45 km out, so most arrivals come by Shinkansen.
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Hiroshima has a solid coworking offer with THE CUBE OTEMACHI, Shake Hands and other spaces. Prices are moderate for Japan and internet is excellent. Cafes are laptop-friendly and the city is relaxed.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius); prices are AI estimates for typical offers in town – please check with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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