You can walk around the stadium in a spacious concourse, and there are merchandise shops, food stalls, objects, and event spaces lined up along the concourse. You can enjoy just strolling around before and after the game. You can enjoy Hiroshima gourmet food such as Carp udon, okonomiyaki, and momiji manju at about 30 stores, and there are also outside stores where you can bring your own food.

There are about 30 types of seats in the stadium that are unique to various viewing styles. You can watch baseball in unique seats such as "Nesoberia" where you can watch the game while lying down, and "Coca-Cola Terrace Seat" where you can enjoy barbecue. There is also a wide variety of gourmet food unique to Hiroshima, so you can enjoy watching baseball while tasting the stadium's original menu and popular local B-class gourmet food.

Stadium tours are held on days other than game days, and you can see the grounds and locker rooms that are usually closed to the public. It is an entertainment spot recommended not only for baseball fans but also for those who want to experience Hiroshima's passionate culture.

It is about a 15-minute walk from Hiroshima Station.

On some days when there are no games, the concourse is open to the public (free of charge) and you can see the field from there. Open days are posted on the official website.

Stadium tours are also held for a fee.

Parking is available by reservation on game days.

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There are play equipment, mats, and a quoits corner for children, and although it gets busy on weekends, you can have fun at your leisure on weekdays. Strollers can be rented, and the toilets are spacious and clean, making it a friendly facility for families with children.