Tours

Hiroshima: Food and Culture Guided Walking Tour with Dinner - Meeting at Don Quijote Hiroshima Hatchobori

Hiroshima’s best food experience may be the one that gets you away from the obvious restaurant streets and into small, […]

Hiroshima: Peace Walking Tour of World Heritage Sites - Starting at Montbell and Shirakami-sha Shrine

Hiroshima is not a place to rush through. This walking tour gives the city’s hardest story room to breathe, beginning

Miyajima Half-day Private Tour with Government Licensed Guide - Meeting at Miyajimaguchi or from your Hiroshima hotel

Miyajima’s great appeal comes into view before you even reach the shore: the red torii of Itsukushima Shrine appears to

Hiroshima & Miyajima: Full-Day Private Tour & Licensed Guide - Meeting your guide and shaping the route

Hiroshima and Miyajima make a powerful pair: one tells the story of a city scarred by war and rebuilt for

Hiroshima Local guided Hiking Tour&Open-air Tea Ceremony - Hiroshima Toshogu Shrine and the first cultural stop

The best surprise here is how quickly Hiroshima’s city streets give way to forest, shrine paths, and wide views over

Hiroshima: History of Hiroshima Group Walking Tour - Starting at the Gates of Peace

The most powerful part of this Hiroshima walking tour is its close look at places that can seem quiet and

Hiroshima: Peace Cycling Tour with Local Guide - Starting at the Rest House in Peace Memorial Park

Hiroshima’s atomic bombing story becomes easier to grasp when you move beyond the Peace Memorial Park. This electric-bike tour carries

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,

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