Kumano brushes
Brushes from Kumano, which makes most of Japan's brushes; the soft makeup brushes are popular gifts.
Tax-freeFrom November 1, it switches to a 'refund system.' You pay tax-inclusive prices in stores and get the tax back after a customs check at the airport when you leave. Be sure to bring your passport.
SouvenirsMomiji manju, oyster products, okonomiyaki sauce and Kumano makeup brushes
Shopping tipekie at Hiroshima Station has nearly every gift; many Hondori shops close around 8 p.m.
MainHiroden streetcars link Hiroshima Sta., the Atomic Bomb Dome and Miyajimaguchi
BusThe Meipuru-pu loop bus circles the main sights
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Instead of tax being deducted at the store, you now pay including tax and get it refunded later.
Minimum spend and refund methods can vary by store, so ask before paying.
A roughly 580 m arcade east of the Peace Park, with fashion, drugstores and souvenir shops.
The mall inside Hiroshima Station, with all the local gifts like momiji manju and oyster products.
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Brushes from Kumano, which makes most of Japan's brushes; the soft makeup brushes are popular gifts.
Maple-leaf-shaped sponge cakes; on Miyajima, the deep-fried 'age momiji' is a hit too.
Most are also sold at souvenir shops in airports and major stations. Check hours and stock via the Google Maps links.