Japan / Your city notebook
Your Hiroshima.
One discovery at a time.
Build a shortlist for Hiroshima from the public reels and posts you want to come back to. Send the inspiration to @holdmypin, then check the place behind it.
Start with what you’re in the mood for.
These links open searches in Google Maps. They are a starting point for exploring, rather than a list of places reviewed by Hold My Pin.
Find the place that made you stop scrolling
Choose a public Instagram reel or post about a place in Hiroshima. Follow @holdmypin and forward the post in a DM. The assistant looks for location clues and replies with Google Maps links when it finds results.
Open the reply and compare the business name, address and city with the post. A city name in a caption can refer to a wider area, and businesses may have multiple branches. Check that the result is actually where you want to go.
Build around where you’ll actually be
Save the checked listings to your own Hiroshima list in Google Maps. Start with one anchor for the day, then check the journey to nearby places you want to visit.
Keep a few realistic options instead of filling every hour. Hold My Pin helps identify places; your map app handles the list and route, and you arrange reservations separately.
Check the details before setting out
Confirm opening days, booking requirements, access and the correct branch with the venue. The original post can be out of date, and an AI match is not a reviewed recommendation.
If a post does not contain enough clues, try another public reel with clearer location context. Results and processing time vary.
Give that reel somewhere to go
Your next good plan.
One reel away.
Follow @holdmypin. Send a public reel.
Get map links back in your DMs.