Tours

Hiroshima Night Tour: Craft Beer and Local Bites - Walking through Peace Park after dark

Hiroshima changes character after sunset, and this small-group walk makes that the main event. You begin near the Atomic Bomb […]

Hiroshima Castle 1h guide tour - Inside the tower: the Mori clan and Edo-period life

Hiroshima Castle gives you a useful history lesson in the middle of the modern city. The reconstructed wooden keep recalls

Sake Town Tour in Saijo Hiroshima - Starting at the information centre

Saijo’s brewery district gives you something most Hiroshima day trips do not: a close look at a working sake town,

Hiroshima and Miyajima Private Tour with English Speaking Driver - The early drive and the importance of communication

Hiroshima’s Atomic Bomb Dome and the red torii of Miyajima give this private day trip two very different faces of

Hiroshima Highlights Custom Private Walking Tour with local guide - Starting near Hiroshima Station

Hiroshima is a city where a short walk can move you from a peaceful garden to one of the world’s

Visit behind the Scenes: Hiroshima Saijo Sake Brewery Tour - Kamotsuru’s museum shop and the sake-making process

Saijo’s sake tradition comes alive through three very different stops: a shrine devoted to the sake deity, a museum-style shop,

Miyajima Island Tour with Certified Local Guide - Meeting Pancho at Hiroshima Station

Miyajima’s great appeal is the way sacred buildings and sea views share the same small island. With certified local guide

Hiroshima and Miyajima Bus Tour with Indian Lunch - One hour inside the Peace Memorial Museum

Hiroshima’s hardest lessons and its most beautiful setting come together on this full-day tour. In one day, you move from

Hiroshima/Miyajima: UNESCO Highlights Small-Group Day Tour - Starting outside Hiroshima Station

Hiroshima’s story is best understood in two places: the solemn Peace Memorial Park and the sea-facing island of Miyajima. This

Half-Day Shared Tour at Kurashiki with Local Guide - Kanryuji Temple and the samurai connection

Kurashiki reveals itself best through the people who have lived there for generations. On this three-hour walk, Hiroyuki Hara shares

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