Top Hiroshima Prefecture Bus Tours - page 3

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.

This tour offers an unparalleled journey into the heart of rural Japan, blending immersive cultural experiences with insider access to local traditions. Unlike typical tours, you’ll craft your own knife under the guidance of a master blacksmith, a rare hands-on experience that connects you to the region’s ancient craftsmanship. Gain exclusive entry to the storied Itohara family estate, meeting the 16th-generation heir and participating in a tea ceremony that reflects centuries-old customs. Conclude your journey at Izumo Taisha Shrine, guided by a local storyteller who brings its myths and history vividly to life. Perfect for culture enthusiasts, history lovers, and travelers seeking authentic encounters, this tour guarantees unforgettable memories and deeper connections to Japan’s traditions.

Miyajima (official name Itsukushima) is the home to the World Heritage Site of Itsukushima Shrine. Have lunch while cruising slowly on the raft-shaped boat HANAIKADA through the very calm Ono Seto Sea, surrounded by Miyajima and Ono. Enjoy a luxurious and special time as if you have the beauty of the calm Seto Inland Sea all to yourself. This is a cruise tour on the special raft-type ship HANAIKADA on Ono Seto Sea, where oyster rafts float on the water. Enjoy the fantastic and beautiful scenery of the World Heritage Site Miyajima, also known as "God's Island," all to yourself from the sea! With little difference in elevation from the sea surface, HANAIKADA allows you to relax and feel the Seto Inland Sea on the spot. The sight of oyster rafts floating in the sea is a special scene that can only be seen here. Enjoy meals made with seasonal ingredients.

Discover Onomichi — a beloved destination for cyclists and anime fans! Your expert guide will take you through the historic streets and scenic highlights of this charming port town. Famous as the "Town of Hills" and "City of Cats," we’ll ride a ropeway to Senkoji Temple for breathtaking views. Don’t forget to greet the many local cats along the way! Then, hop on a ferry to a nearby island and enjoy a refreshing cycling trip by the sea. This fun-filled day blends history, nature, and adventure into one unforgettable experience!

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced English-speaking guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Onomichi! Onomichi is a gritty, old-timey seaport town with hills full of temples, literary sites and cats. Local businesses increasingly embrace its retro-chic charm, and a visit is a glimpse of a quaint Japan of yesteryear. For many travellers, Onomichi is the base from which to cycle the Shimanami Kaidō, the system of road bridges that allows people to island-hop their way across the Inland Sea to Shikoku. Let your guide know post booking what you would like to see and they will customize a six-hour tour that's best for you! You can choose 3 to 4 sites from the what to expect list to create your itinerary. No Bicycles Allowed.

Located within Hiroshima prefecture, Takehara is a charming and beautiful city on the coast of the Seto Inland Sea. In the past, Takehara flourished as a port town known for its sake and salt production. Today, many buildings dating as far back as the Edo period can still be found in the city, preserved in such a way that one can feel as though they are walking through streets in the past. Takehara is also home to Rabbit Island, a unique place in which people can interact with the many wild rabbits which inhabit it. While feeding rabbits and taking adorable pictures with them are undoubtedly the most popular activities there, visitors can also go for a stroll, hike, or bicycle ride around the island to enjoy its great natural beauty. Additionally, Rabbit Island has a "dark" past which can be discovered by exploring the ruins found throughout it.

While Naoshima is world-famous as an art island, Ikuchijima is gaining loyal fans as a rising “Island of Art.” Discover Ikuchijima’s peaceful nature and artistic spirit on this special cycling tour. Ride along scenic coastal roads and village streets to see hidden sculptures, vibrant murals, and unique installations scattered across the island. Your guide will share the island’s vision of blending art with everyday life, making this more than sightseeing — it’s a journey through a living canvas. Perfect for art lovers and cyclists alike, experience the culture and nature of Ikuchijima in one unforgettable day.

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Fukuyama! Fukuyama features plenty of spots where you can experience history, such as Fukuyama Castle completed 200 years ago in the Edo period. There is a port town called as Tomonoura, a beautiful spot of the Seto Inland Sea National Park. Worth visiting are the many buildings from the Edo period still standing in the nearby port town of Tomonoura. The numerous islands spread out over the quiet waters of the Seto Inland Sea makes a very beautiful scene. Let us know what you would like to experience and we will customize a four-hour tour that's best for you! Note*1: Please select your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary. Note*2: National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter certification is issued by the Japanese government requires a good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.

Make the most of your time in Hiroshima and enjoy nature at its best on this 8-hour guided tour. In a group of no more than six, travel by bus to the Sandankyo Valley, famed for its 8-mile-long (13-kilometre) ravine, which many claims is the most picturesque in Japan. Get off the beaten track in this peaceful valley, take a boat out on the water, stroll along the promenade and admire its five waterfalls and seasonally changing landscape.

You will realize what happened to the people living an ordinary life here, and how they survived after being deprived of the future they had envisioned. You will walk around Hiroshima, a beautiful and peaceful city reborn, and feel the underlying strength of the people who rose from the ruins. I worked as a local government official in the Hibakusha (A-bomb survivors) Support Division for 12 years and continue interacting with Hibakusha. Therefore, I can accurately convey things about A-bomb survivors, the reconstruction of Hiroshima, and the effects of radiation on the human body to you. On Miyajima, you will be captivated by the beautiful contrast of the deep green primeval forest, the blue sea, and the vermilion-colored Itsukushima Shrine and Otorii (Grand Gate). Deer will welcome you on the street.

Join us for a day of spiritual renewal in the stunning mountain of Northern Hiroshima. Guided by a monk, you'll deepen your understanding regarding the Buddhist principles of living in harmony with nature while embarking on a journey of self-discovery. [Highlights] - Immerse yourself in the rich history of a 400-year-old temple through a serene sermon and sutra recitation. - Hike alongside a monk through lush, green meadows and savor a wholesome obento lunch full of vegetables at the mountain peak. - Find tranquility in a traditional outdoor tea ceremony led by the monk with panoramic views as your backdrop. - An experienced guide will facilitate conversations with the monk, ensuring a profound experience. Please note that our tour requires a minimum of 2 participants to operate. If we don't reach this minimum number, unfortunately, we'll have to cancel the tour. You'll be notified of any cancellation 72 hours prior to the start time, and a full refund will be issued.

We will go to a special place where my ancestor spent his entire life, which is in Kintai-kyo, Iwakuni City. What's special about this place is its famous bridge, which was registered as "Three major bridges in Japan". As for lunch, we will have Kawarasoba, their local cuisine, and if you would like, we can get ice cream on the way too. Guess how many flavors they have: 222! Bon appetit.