International Conference Center Hiroshima

International Conference Center Hiroshima is a convention center in , . International Conference Center Hiroshima is situated near , as well as near .
  • Convention center
  • …has 3 floors
  • Description: building in Naka-ku, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

Places of Interest Nearby

Highlights include Honkawa Public Lavatory and Children’s Peace Monument.
Historic building
is a historic building, which is situated 170 metres northwest of International Conference Center Hiroshima.
The Children's Peace Monument is a monument for peace… is situated 280 metres northeast of International Conference Center Hiroshima.
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Hospital
Shima Hospital is a hospital, now clinic, in , Japan. is situated 460 metres northeast of International Conference Center Hiroshima.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Naka-ku and Nagarekawacho.
is a neighborhood.
is one of eight wards in the city of , Japan.
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Latitude
34.39211° or 34° 23′ 32″ north
Longitude
132.45103° or 132° 27′ 4″ east
Open location code
8Q6J9FR2+RC
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In Other Languages

From Chinese to Russian—“International Conference Center Hiroshima” goes by many names.
  • Chinese: “廣島國際會議場”
  • Chinese: “廣島市公會堂”
  • French: “Centre de conférence international d’Hiroshima:”
  • Italian: “Centro conferenze internazionale di Hiroshima”
  • Japanese: “Hiroshima Kokusaikaigijou”
  • Japanese: “ひろしまこくさいかいぎじょう”
  • Japanese: “広島国際会議場”
  • Japanese: “広島市公会堂”
  • Korean: “히로시마 국제회의장”
  • Russian: “Международный конференц-центр Хиросима”

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