Hiroshima’s story comes into sharp focus on this three-hour private walk, which links the sobering Peace Memorial Museum and park […]
The best part of this experience is that it takes you beyond the famous Hiroshima sights and into working farming
Hiroshima changes character after sunset, and this small-group walk makes that the main event. You begin near the Atomic Bomb
Hiroshima Castle gives you a useful history lesson in the middle of the modern city. The reconstructed wooden keep recalls
Saijo’s brewery district gives you something most Hiroshima day trips do not: a close look at a working sake town,
Hiroshima’s Atomic Bomb Dome and the red torii of Miyajima give this private day trip two very different faces of
Saijo’s sake tradition comes alive through three very different stops: a shrine devoted to the sake deity, a museum-style shop,
Hiroshima’s hardest lessons and its most beautiful setting come together on this full-day tour. In one day, you move from
Hiroshima’s story is best understood in two places: the solemn Peace Memorial Park and the sea-facing island of Miyajima. This