Hiroshima

Miyajima Half-day Trip Historical Walking Tour - Walking toward the Otorii Gate

Miyajima makes its biggest impression when you understand what you are seeing, not just when you photograph the famous red […]

Hiroshima Izakaya Food and Drink Night Tour - Okonomimura and Hiroshima’s signature dish

Hiroshima’s best night out may begin over a sizzling plate of okonomiyaki, then continue through tiny bars you would be

Hiroshima 2hr Peace Cycling Tour with Local Guide - Meeting at the Rest House at 11:00 or 15:00

Hiroshima’s tragedy can feel hard to grasp from a museum display alone. This two-hour e-bike tour adds streets, surviving landmarks,

Hiroshima: Traditional Japanese Archery Experience - Dressing in dogi and hakama at Hiroshima Castle SHARAKU

Kyudo is not simply Japanese archery with unusual equipment. Every movement has a purpose, from preparing the bow to releasing

Hiroshima: Miyajima Peace Memorial Icons of Peace and Beauty - A serious morning at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

Hiroshima and Miyajima make an unusually powerful pair. In the morning, you face the human cost of the atomic bombing

Hiroshima Walking Tour Why A Bomb was dropped to Hiroshima - Hiroshima Castle and the city before 1945

Hiroshima’s story becomes easier to grasp when you walk through the city in the order this tour presents it: from

Full Day Hiroshima and Miyajima Bus Tour from Hiroshima - Arriving at Itsukushima Shrine

Hiroshima’s most important sights are split between the city and Miyajima Island, and this full-day bus tour links them without

Hiroshima and Miyajima Day Trip with Itsukushima Shrine & Ferry - Meeting at Hiroshima Station

Miyajima’s floating torii is the visual star of this day, but the real strength of the trip is the contrast

Japanesel Archery Experience HIROSHIMA CASTLE SHARAKU - Changing into dogi and hakama

Kyudo is not simply Japanese archery with a different bow. It is a careful sequence of movements, from handling the

Hiroshima in a Nutshell: Morning Bike Adventure - Starting at 10 a.m. in Otemachi

Hiroshima is spread across a flat city, and a bicycle lets you connect its major sights without waiting for buses

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