Top Hiroshima Prefecture Full-day Tours - page 2

Discover the spirit of the samurai in Iwakuni on this full-day guided tour from Hiroshima. Visit a sake brewery using pure Nishiki River water and enjoy exclusive tastings. Try your hand at making Iwakuni sushi - a unique pressed-style dish - and savor a traditional lunch. Walk across the iconic Kintai Bridge, built without nails using ancient techniques. Explore Kikko Park's seasonal blooms and the Kashiwabara Art Museum's stunning samurai artifacts. With a licensed English-speaking guide, this immersive journey blends history, culture, and nature for an unforgettable experience.

Embark on a captivating adventure that brings together the profound history of Hiroshima and the enchanting beauty of Miyajima. Glide across the water on a scenic ferry ride to Miyajima Island, where the extraordinary Itsukushima Shrine and its iconic floating torii gate await. Wander through picturesque streets filled with local charm, delight in regional flavors, and enjoy the company of the island’s gentle free-roaming deer. Your journey continues at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, a deeply moving place that invites reflection as you stand before the Atomic Bomb Dome and other powerful memorials. With effortless transportation and the support of a knowledgeable guide, this tour offers a truly immersive and inspiring experience, showcasing the very heart and soul of Japan’s heritage.

This private and customizable tour for Hiroshima is perfect for guests who would like to have their own itinerary planned based on their interests and preferences, allowing guests to experience the city at their own pace.

Discover the highlights of Hiroshima Prefecture on this day tour. Starting from the city, take a ferry to Miyajima island to visit Itsukushima Shrine and admire its floating *torii* gate, charming streets, and free-roaming deer. Then, return to the city to visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, home of the Atomic Bomb Dome and other monuments honoring the 1945 nuclear bombing.

Get a unique perspective on Hiroshima—shaped by family history, cultural memory, and lived experience—that you won’t find in guidebooks. This fully private tour begins with a visit to Miyajima island, home to the UNESCO-listed Itsukushima shrine. Afterward, explore Hiroshima City, including the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park and Museum, with a guide who shares personal stories passed down through families—stories of loss, resilience, recovery, and hope.

Discover the best of Hiroshima your way on this customizable private tour. Whether you’re drawn to history, nature, culture, or food, you’ll have the freedom to create an itinerary that reflects your interests—guided by a local expert for a smooth and enriching experience. Choose from a variety of top spots, including the impactful Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome, and peaceful Peace Memorial Park. For culture and scenery, consider Hiroshima Castle, the elegant Shukkeien Garden, or Orizuru Tower, offering panoramic views. Food lovers may want to visit Okonomimura, known for Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. Optional excursions to Miyajima Island—with its famous Itsukushima Shrine and Mt. Misen can also be arranged. With hotel pickup, private transport, and a flexible schedule, this tour is ideal for solo travelers, couples, or groups seeking a more personal way to explore Hiroshima.

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.

Hiroshima is a rich and captivating city with two World Heritage sites and many tourist attractions. But did you know there are also hidden gems awaiting your discovery, places that remain undiscovered by the average tourist? Our company crafts customizable tours, allowing guests to explore the unbeaten path. Once you arrive in Hiroshima we will accompany you to various sightseeing spots as your personal tour guide. Specializing in small group tours, we provide meaningful and fulfilling tours without the hassle of long wait times and roundabout travel. We pride ourselves on curating unforgettable experiences tailored to your individual desires. When you book our tour, we take the time to listen to your preferences and craft a bespoke itinerary that showcases the city's best-kept secrets—gems known only to the locals. If you're intrigued by the prospect of our tour, we invite you to visit our official website for more information.

Explore Hiroshima by bike, boat, and train on this small-group, full-day adventure. Dive into Hiroshima's WWII history at the Peace Memorial Park, and its feudal history at Hiroshima Castle before heading to the island of Miyajima. Learn about local culture, greet the local deer, and admire the famed Itsukushima shrine before enjoying a lunch of regional dishes.

Hiroshima is a beautiful prefecture with many charming and meaningful locations. So many in fact, that it can be difficult to plan a trip when time is tight. This tour has been specially designed so that guests can visit the most relevant and highlighted places in Hiroshima within just one day. In the Hiroshima City Center, we will make stops at the Shukkei-en gardben, Hiroshima Castle Ruins, and Peace Memorial Park and Museum so that you may experience different aspects of the city. You will then have the unique experience of traveling to Miyajima, an island located not too far from the mainland, on the World Heritage Sea Route ferry Miyajima is a breathtaking island which has long been regarded as one of the three most scenic spots of Japan. While the island itself is fairly small, it is brimming with otherworldly scenic spots, and a relaxing atmosphere which is nearly second to none.

See the best of Hiroshima with the help of a private guide thanks to this 8-hour group trip for up to 6 participants. Learn about the solemn events of Hiroshima’s atomic bomb attack at Peace Memorial Park, enjoy the idyllic surroundings of Mitaki-dera Temple, and check out Hiroshima-jyo Castle and Shukkei-en garden. All entrance fees are also covered.

Fukuyama, known as the City of Roses, is a beautiful and historic city located in the eastern part of Hiroshima Prefecture. Originally established as a castle town in 1619, it is now the second largest city in the prefecture, and the fourth largest in Western Honshu. By the end of the Second World War, about eighty percent of Fukuyama was burned down due to an air raid. Following this attack, the city underwent arduous recovery efforts, planting one thousand roses during the rebuilding process to boost the spirits of the people. Through the hard work of its dedicated citizens, Fukuyama was able to develop into the scenic and major city that it is today. This One Day Tour of Fukuyama is designed for those who wish to deepen their understanding of Western Japan’s history through both a castle, museum and historic townscape visit. It is also ideal for guests who are searching for some of Japan’s hidden gems, as Sensui jima is most definitely one of them.

9:50 Meet at Hiroshima Station. 10:00 Depart by bus. The tour escort will explain the day's schedule. 11:00 Arrive at Roadside Station Mai-Road IC Chiyoda and walk to Restaurant Hibiki. 11:10 Enjoy a buffet lunch featuring kamado-cooked Kitahiroshima rice and local ingredients. Vegan options are available. 12:30 Visit Denshokan Hall to learn about the history and appeal of Kagura. 13:30 Visit Sengoku Garden History Museum for a Japanese sword exhibition by master swordsmith Sadanao Mikami. Samurai armor try-on and photos are also available. *Only on 3/7: 13:15 Visit Arita Hachiman Shrine Kagura Hall, followed by a mini Kagura oni-mask painting experience at 13:30. Take your mask home as a souvenir. 15:00 Shop for local specialties at Kitahiro Market. 16:00 Enjoy a Kagura performance and try on Kagura costumes afterward. 17:00 Return to Hiroshima Station by bus. 18:00 Tour ends at Hiroshima Station.

This is completely your personal tour. I will arrange the tour on your requests. Please let me know where you want to go or what you want to do. I will serve you as your guide and interpreter whole day. The price is for one group up to 8 people.

This private door‑to‑door car tour is ideal for cruise visitors, Shinkansen travelers, and guests of all kinds. The Yamato Museum and the Peace Memorial Museum complete the historical puzzle: Hiroshima’s wartime buildup and the devastation of the atomic bombing. This comfortable car tour for up to three guests takes you to Kure, a historic port city that served as a major base of the former Imperial Navy. At the Yamato Museum, recently reopened, you will explore how Japan moved toward war through engineering, government decisions, and personal stories. The 1/10‑scale Yamato, the largest battleship ever built, and the authentic Zero fighter bring this history vividly to life. Driving makes it easy to visit the hill overlooking the Yamato shipyard and the pier where you can see active submarines. Your Guide: I am a U.S. university graduate and a Hiroshima‑licensed guide who has led more than 200 tours. I will drive and guide you throughout the day. I look forward to seeing you soon!

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!

Escape the busy streets of Hiroshima and discover Okunoshima, a small island in the Seto Inland Sea famous for the rabbits that roam freely across its peaceful landscape. This private guided day trip combines encounters with the island’s adorable residents, beautiful coastal scenery, and traces of a complex history. Traveling by local bus, express bus, and ferry makes the journey part of the experience, offering a closer look at everyday transportation and the landscapes of Hiroshima Prefecture. With a private guide assisting throughout the day, you can enjoy the adventure without worrying about navigating multiple connections on your own.

Located in the Yamaguchi prefecture next to Hiroshima, one can find Iwakuni, a city overflowing with significant cultural and historical heritage. It is most known for the iconic Kintaikyo Bridge, one of the three most famous bridges of Japan, and one of the most famous wooden ones in the world. In the past, Iwakuni developed as a domain known for its cultural achievements and promotion of arts and industry. Under the rule of the Kikkawa clan, the Iwakuni castle town flourished and became the beautiful city that it is today. Cross the incredible Kintaikyo Bridge, stroll through the beautiful Kikko Park, pay your respects at the Kikko Shrine, explore the Iwakuni castle grounds, and participate in a seal engraving experience. Learn and take part in the history, culture, and beauty of this city on this 1-day guided tour of the Iwakuni castle town.

Join us to the Rabbit island and Saijo Breweries tour with English Speaking Private Guide! Let's discover Okunoshima island which is popularly known as Rabbit Island. Okunoshima is the only place in the world where visitors can wander freely among wild rabbits. There are over 900 rabbits there. They are so familiar and cute. You can enjoy tasting Sake(Japanese alcohol) in Saijo or Takehara city. If there is one drink that represents Japan, it is sake! This is Saijo Sake, the Japanese sake brewery town. We’ve also included how you can buy sake and how best to taste sake. So you can enjoy sake tasting at home.

Your one-day, family-friendly tour is a ferry and bike tour that starts and ends with a relaxing ferry trip through the inland sea and is for anyone who wants to ride shorter distances, making it a great choice for anyone with kids or for people who just want a relaxing day at a slow pace. A peaceful island-hopping guided tour and the perfect addition to your Japanese experience! WHAT MAKES THIS TOUR UNIQUE -The only Shimanami tour suitable for people of all ages -Designed to highlight all “must see” spots -A mix of cycling and ferries to make it suitable in the summer heat -Free time at our main destination, to explore what you want, at your own pace -Expert Guide and native english speaker who also designed the tour from years of experience -An immersive rural and cultural experience you will never forget -Best suited to travellers, families with children, adventure seekers and people who want to enjoy a unique cultural experience in Japan, with limited time!

Hiroshima Prefecture is a place of dark history and stunning beauty. This small-group tour promises a rounded experience that encompasses both. Learn about the events of August 6, 1945 and Hiroshima's enduring commitment to world peace at the Peace Memorial park, museum, and Atomic Bomb Dome, then head for the serene Miyajima Island, known for its floating red gate.

Explore Hiroshima’s best highlights with a comfortable private car, including Peace Park, Shukkeien Garden, Hiroshima Castle photo stop, and Miyajima. Enjoy a small, heartfelt tour (max 3 guests) that feels like spending the day with a local friend — all with minimal walking. Your Guide: I am a U.S. university graduate and a Hiroshima government‑licensed guide who has led over 200 tours. I have also welcomed guests from around the world as a host mother. This tour is designed and guided by me from start to finish. About Cash: You won’t need to take out your wallet to pay transportation or entrance fees in Japanese yen. All necessary tour costs are included, so you only need to bring enough for your lunch, drinks, and any souvenirs. My goal is simple: I want you to enjoy Hiroshima. Let’s have fun!

bring visitors in Hiroshima to discover the most famous and interesting places, telling them about the history, culture and curiosities of Japanese people. This is a fully customized tour based on guest needs and requests. Journey to discover the places destroyed by the atomic bomb of August 1945, including the famous Genbaku Dome. We'll continue on a guided tour of the peace memorial park with its many memorials, Shukkeien park and then move to the magical island of Miyajima, characterized by the majestic Torii and the friendly deer that live freely and in contact with human beings. I will not be only your guide in Hiroshima, but I will be like a friend to you willing to share with you all of my knowledge about Hiroshima, Japan and its culture , and i can share with you all my experiences as a foreigner living in this country with its highs and lows.

On this tour, you will visit the high lights in Hiroshima city, such as Peace Memorial Park, Peace Memorial Museum, Itsukushima shrine, and Giant torii gate. If you want to visit other places, I will arrange the tour upon your request. The price is for one group up to 8 people.