Station’s Souvenir Haven: Ekie and Fukuya’s Local Delicacies and Gifts at Hiroshima’s Transit Hub

Ekie and Fukuya, Hiroshima’s retail gems at Hiroshima Station, brim with the flavors of Chugoku’s Setouchi region, where vibrant shops offer momiji manju, sake, and unique souvenirs, perfect for last-minute shopping just steps from the Shinkansen gates. Directly connected to JR Hiroshima Station, a 2-hour Shinkansen ride from Osaka, this bustling hub draws travelers and locals to its souvenir zones and bookstores, ideal for grabbing gifts like spicy noodles or oyster-themed crafts before dining at Ekie’s renowned okonomiyaki restaurants. Loved by Hiroshima residents for its convenience and local pride, Ekie and Fukuya offer English-friendly signage, tax-free counters, and lesser-known stalls tucked amid their 80+ stores, balancing iconic souvenirs with hidden treasures. From halal snacks to artisanal coffee blends, Ekie’s haven weaves a cultural marketplace, where Kyushu-inspired culinary traditions and Hiroshima’s warm hospitality shine through every gift box, inviting you to carry a piece of Chugoku home in a district where the city’s history meets the rush of modern travel.

• Ekie Hiroshima

  At Hiroshima Station (free entry), this mall offers local snacks like momiji manju and sake, a 1-minute walk from Hiroshima Station.

  Ekie Hiroshima on Google

  

  
  

• Fukuya Hiroshima Station Square Store

  At Hiroshima Station (free entry), this department store sells gourmet gifts and fashion, a 2-minute walk from Hiroshima Station.

  Fukuya Hiroshima Station on Google

  

  
  
  
  
  
  

Location Benefits: Ekie and Fukuya’s direct connection to Hiroshima Station links to Miyajima (30 minutes) or Okayama (40 minutes). Walkable Hotel Granvia, local okonomiyaki eateries, and souvenir stalls offer convenience and flavor, with Hiroshima Station’s hub ideal for travelers seeking quick, quality shopping.