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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 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

Hiroshima City 4hr Private Walking Tour with Licensed Guide - Peace Memorial Park and the museum

Hiroshima is not a city you should rush through. Its Peace Memorial Museum and A Bomb Dome ask for quiet

Hiroshima Peace (Heiwa) Walking Tour at World Heritage Sites - Inside the Peace Memorial Museum

Hiroshima’s Peace Park is easy to visit on your own, but the human stories behind the monuments are harder to

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