This museum sits at the top of the hill behind the harbour, with exhibits relating to local industry and craft, but without English explanations. On the grounds is the site of the old castle, of which nothing remains but a few foundation stones. There are good views across the sea from here.
Tomo-no-ura Museum of History & Folklore
Hiroshima Region
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