Hiroshima City Tours

Hiroshima: Peace Park, Castle, and Mitaki Temple E-Bike Tour - Starting across from the Atomic Bomb Dome

Hiroshima’s best surprise may be Mitaki Temple, a wooded Buddhist site that many first-time visitors would miss. This 210-minute e-bike […]

Hiroshima & Miyajima Island Customized Private Tour - Itsukushima Shrine and the Red Torii Gate

Hiroshima and Miyajima tell two very different stories in one compact trip. This private tour links the Atomic Bomb Dome

Hiroshima Local Life Walking Tour (Private) - Fukuya department store and the traces of the bombing

Hiroshima’s story does not end at the Peace Memorial Park. This private walk takes you through samurai-era roads, neighborhood shrines,

Hiroshima: Okonomiyaki Cooking Class with a Local Chef - A Short Ride on Hiroshima’s Historic Tram

Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki is dinner and a small show rolled into one. Batter, cabbage, bean sprouts, noodles, meat or seafood, and

Home Made Onigiri and Matcha Cooking Class in Hiroshima - Meeting the local hosts

The best part of this Hiroshima cooking class is its ordinary, welcoming setting: you sit with local mothers, handle hot

Private Hiroshima Calligraphy: Create Your Own Kanji Art Souvenir - A private studio 15 minutes from the Peace Memorial Park

The best part of this Hiroshima activity is that you do not simply watch a calligrapher work. You create something

Saijo’s best sake experience is compact and focused: in 90 minutes, you walk from the station to three of seven

Full Day Hiroshima and Miyajima Bus Tour - Crossing the water to Miyajima

Hiroshima and Miyajima make a powerful one-day pairing: one place asks you to think about war and peace, the other

Hiroshima: Sanfrecce Hiroshima Football Game - Arriving at Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima

Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima gives you a direct way into Japanese football culture: pick a Sanfrecce Hiroshima home game, take

The Peace Memorial and Beyond: A Half-Day around Hiroshima - Starting at Shukkeien’s ticket gates

Hiroshima is best understood by moving between its painful past and its ordinary present. This four-hour walk does exactly that,

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