Hiroshima is a city where a short walk can move you from a peaceful garden to one of the world’s […]
Tour Reviews
Saijo’s sake tradition comes alive through three very different stops: a shrine devoted to the sake deity, a museum-style shop,
Tomonoura is best understood from the water. From your kayak, you’ll look back at the old port, paddle past small
Hiroshima’s hardest lessons and its most beautiful setting come together on this full-day tour. In one day, you move from
Okayama’s best feature is choice. You can spend four hours with a licensed local guide at black Okayama Castle and
Hiroshima’s story is best understood in two places: the solemn Peace Memorial Park and the sea-facing island of Miyajima. This
Kurashiki reveals itself best through the people who have lived there for generations. On this three-hour walk, Hiroyuki Hara shares
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 and Miyajima tell two very different stories in one compact trip. This private tour links the Atomic Bomb Dome
Hiroshima’s story does not end at the Peace Memorial Park. This private walk takes you through samurai-era roads, neighborhood shrines,
