Top Hiroshima Prefecture Arts & Design

Save time by taking part in three traditional Japanese activities in just a few hours on this cultural experience. Put on a kimono and spend roughly half an hour each on Japanese calligraphy lessons, a tea ceremony, and an amulet-making class. The lessons take place in a centuries’-old temple with lovely gardens.

Immerse yourself in Japanese culture during your visit to Hiroshima. Enter the historic Tokujuji Temple on scenic Miyajima, and start your experience by learning to wear a traditional kimono. Try your hand at two cultural activities: calligraphy, and a tea ceremony. Come away with new skills and a new appreciation for Japanese traditions.

You will enjoy the beautiful scenery from Senkoji Ropeway and take the photogenic pictures scenery of white huge sculptures garden at Kosanji!

1. Japan's first Yokai museum opens in Hiroshima The museum exhibits 5,500 Yokai collections, including picture scrolls, woodblock paintings and ceramics, donated by folklorist Koichi Yumoto. 2. Digital Encyclopedia Experience Japan's Yokai on a touchscreen monitor. By selecting each image, you can see related Yokai one after another, leading to new discoveries and learning. 3. Classic Yokai tale Ino Mononoke Roku of the mid-Edo period Discover the mysterious encounters of Ino Heitaro who experienced Yokai phenomena over 30 days in 1749. 4. teamLab Yokai Park An interactive experience where guests can draw Yokai that come to life and walk around, enhancing engagement with these creatures. 5. Permanent exhibition, Japan Yokai Exhibit, Ino Mononoke Roku and other special exhibitions are held 3-4 times a year. Yokai are creatures born from fear of natural phenomena beyond human understanding and from anxiety. We will introduce how Yokai have been closely related to people's lives.

Private Iwakuni Day Tour from Hiroshima Explore Iwakuni’s highlights on a private car tour from Hiroshima. Walk across the iconic five-arched Kintaikyo Bridge, stroll through scenic Kikko Park, visit the historic Former Mekata Residence, and take a ropeway up Mount Shiroyama to see Iwakuni Castle with stunning panoramic views. Enjoy a relaxed, personalized itinerary with your own driver, perfect for a memorable day trip.

Visit Simose Art Museum which awarded the Prix Versailles by UNESCO as the “World’s Most Beautiful Museum” and the World Heritage Sites of Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima. We will have an English speaking guide from Hiroshima acompany with you.

Escape to Naoshima, Japan’s world-renowned art island, on an all-in-one guided tour! Designed for seamless travel, this tour includes round-trip Shinkansen tickets for guests departing from Kyoto, Osaka, or Hiroshima, as well as a direct join option from Okayama. Once on the island, travel in total comfort aboard our chartered bus, allowing you to maximize your time without worrying about local transport. Marvel at Yayoi Kusama’s iconic Yellow and Red Pumpkins, visit world-class galleries like the Benesse House Museum and Valley Gallery, and stroll through the charming historic streets of the Honmura area. Book now for an unforgettable art adventure in the Seto Inland Sea!

Explore Onomichi, an artistic coastal town known for its scenic hills and cultural charm. Begin at the Onomichi City Museum of Art, redesigned by Tadao Ando, featuring minimalist architecture and rotating exhibitions with stunning sea views. Ride the cable car to Senko-ji Temple, founded in 806, where the vivid red main hall offers panoramic views over the Seto Inland Sea. Stroll along the Literary Path and Temple Walk, visiting small temples, art galleries, and cozy cafés. Conclude at Onomichi U2, a converted waterfront warehouse with stylish shops, design boutiques, and spots for a light meal or glass of wine by the sea.

To the east of Hiroshima prefecture, lays a small town called Onomichi - the “miniature garden.” Within, one can visit famous Buddhist temples such as Senkoji which is located at the top of a mountain and is accessible via a mountain ropeway. Onomichi is also well known for the several small islands in the Seto Inland Sea which can be accessed from its port such as Ikuchijima. Ikuchijima is home to the Kosanji Temple Grounds. The various structures located within the temple complex include stunning attractions such as the ornate Koyomon Gate, the Thousand Buddha Cave, and the marble garden “The Hill of Hope.” This 1-Day Tour of Onomichi will give guests the opportunity to visit various remarkable temples and learn more about Buddhism in Japan. You will also be able to enjoy a scenic boat ride on the Seto Inland Sea and access one of its remote islands. Enjoy the beauty, charm, and culture of Onomichi by joining this tour!

This isn’t just another Miyajima tour — it’s an adventure that takes you beyond the famous Itsukushima Shrine and lively shopping streets to explore the sacred Mt. Misen, where nature and spirituality intertwine. Your journey begins with a pleasant ferry ride across the Seto Inland Sea — a short but scenic voyage as Miyajima slowly comes into view. You’ll hike up Mt. Misen, breathing in the fresh forest air along the way. At the summit, enjoy a peaceful lunch with your favorite meal while taking in panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea. After the hike, we’ll descend and visit the iconic Itsukushima Shrine to offer a prayer and cleanse your spirit. The beautiful sea views create the perfect moment for reflection. This is more than sightseeing — it’s an authentic experience of Miyajima’s natural and spiritual heart. If you’re ready for a meaningful journey that feeds both body and soul, this tour is for you. The tour can be customized based on your preferences.

Discover the rich history of Kure at the Irifuneyama Memorial Museum, where the former Kure Naval District Commander-in-Chief's Official Residence stands as a National Important Cultural Property. Explore the Local History Museum and the Historical Folklore Museum, which together with the Kure Municipal Museum of Art, create a vibrant "Culture Zone" within Irifuneyama Park. This ticket provides you with a deep dive into the cultural heritage of the region, making it an ideal visit for history enthusiasts and those curious about Kure's past.