Top Hiroshima Prefecture Seasonal & Special Occasions

Join this small-group tour to see some of Hiroshima’s nightly hot spots with a local guide who leads you to places you wouldn’t find on your own. Begin at the Peace Park and walk to three different bars. Three craft beers and snacks are included, so no need to pay for them on the spot. Additional drinks are available for purchase.

Led by highly qualified photographers, our program works around your travel schedule, capturing natural and memorable shots. -Available anywhere in Hiroshima. -The original 100+photo files will be delivered. -Photography can be booked up to 3 days in advance. Please select your preferred shooting location from the Location list and inform us when booking or via Chat. ①Itsukushima/ Miyajima ②Peace Memorial Park ③Hiroshima Castle ④Senkou Temple/ Onomichi ((Additional fee required) ⑤Other location (Additional fees will be charged for outlying areas) ＜Proposal Photography Option＞ Planning a surprise proposal in Hiroshima? We offer optional proposal photography plans to help capture this special moment. - Plan A: 1-hour proposal photoshoot, 100+ original photo files, and pre-consultation via chat. - Plan B: Includes everything in Plan A, plus a short smartphone video capturing the proposal moment (about 30 seconds).

In the eastern part of Hiroshima prefecture, one can find the unique town of Saijo. Originally a post-town during the Edo Period, this place has grown into one of the main “Sake Capitals” of Japan. The climate and water of this area allow for the production of excellent Sake of the highest quality. To this day, seven breweries in the city continue to produce their Sake using traditional techniques. This 1-Day Tour has been developed for sake enthusiasts who wish to learn more about the brewing process and also taste different types of high-quality sake. Guests will have the opportunity to step into one of Saijo’s historic breweries, which still retains the appearance it had when it was founded in the early 20th century. Here, you will receive an in-depth tour inside a sake brewery, which will go into the sake making process and techniques. If you enjoy sake and want to learn about its history and production, this tour is a must

Understanding the significance of Hiroshima's memorial sites can be difficult without expert context. Instead of relying on signs and guidebooks, join a private guide on a tour that explores key locations such as Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Memorial Mound. Along the way, hear stories behind each landmark and ask questions to gain a deeper understanding of the events and their impact.

This 6-hour tour from Hiroshima takes you to Saijo, one of Japan’s most celebrated sake districts. Known for its soft underground water and ideal brewing climate, Saijo is home to a cluster of historic breweries within walking distance of each other, making it the perfect destination for an immersive sake experience. During the tour, you will visit renowned breweries such as Kamotsuru Sake Brewery, Hakubotan Brewery, and Saijotsuru Brewery, where you can learn about traditional brewing methods and enjoy tastings of distinctive Hiroshima sake. Strolling through the charming streets lined with white-walled kura storehouses, this tour offers a rich blend of craftsmanship, history, and refined flavors—all easily accessible from Hiroshima.

Experience the unique atmosphere of a Sumo Regional Tour, where you can get closer to the wrestlers than at the Grand Tournaments. Perfect for first-time visitors, dedicated fans, or travelers visiting outside tournament season, this event offers an unforgettable day of authentic sumo action and culture. 9, October, Saitama 12, October, Kanazawa 13, October, Ishikawa 17, October, Osaka 24, October, Hiroshima A Day at a Jungyo (Provincial Sumo Tour) Typical Schedule 9:00 – Gates open & morning taiko drum performance. 9:30–11:30 – Morning training for wrestlers, from lower divisions to top-ranked Yokozuna and Ozeki. 12:00 – Sumo matches begin, starting with lower divisions. Enjoy special performances such as comic sumo, folk songs, taiko drumming, and cultural demonstrations. 1:30 – Ring-entering ceremonies for Juryo, Makunouchi, and the Yokozuna. 13:50 – Top-division (Makunouchi) matches, featuring the day's most exciting bouts. 15:00 – Bow-twirling ceremony and closing of the event.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience cherished Sakura season in Hiroshima through the eyes of a local. It's a time-honored highlight in Japan, revered by all, yet intimately savored by just a few visitors. Right from the start, at the exquisite Shukkei-en Garden, your guide will lead you off the beaten path to discover tranquil spots perfect for that serene Sakura moment. The journey continues along the banks of the Kyobashi River, where the water mirrors the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms, creating a spectacle even locals can't resist. Wandering through the poignant paths of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, you'll find history and rebirth intertwined beneath the Sakura trees, a reminder of the city's enduring spirit.

Board the Atomic Bomb-Damaged Train at Hiroshima Station. On board, you’ll hear the bell from a train used in the past, and with a souvenir based on a 1940s-style replica ticket in hand, you’ll feel as if you’ve traveled back in time to ride the original atomic bomb-damaged train. Inside the Atomic Bomb-Damaged Train, you’ll use a tablet to watch videos showing what Hiroshima looked like before and after the atomic bombing. We’ll guide you through the atomic-bombed buildings that remain in downtown Hiroshima. At the Fukuro-machi Elementary School Peace Museum, we’ll show you traces of the atomic bombing as experienced by elementary school students at the time. At the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park Rest House, interact with local students and learn about the peace activities they’re engaged in. You’ll receive a “Hiroshima Tabi Pass (2-Day Pass),” which offers unlimited rides on trams, buses, and other public transportation in Hiroshima for two days.

On this tour, you'll explore Saijo’s rich sake brewing tradition through a guided visit to three sake breweries. Discover the history and culture of sake, enriched by deep connections to nature, the community, and its people. Taste the unique characteristics of each brewery’s sake and learn about their passion for craftsmanship. At Sanyotsuru, enjoy a special calligraphy experience using the same spring water used in sake brewing. Grind ink and create your own sake label on special paper, which is typically used for authentic sake labels. This can be your original souvenir． This is an authentic tour where you can immerse yourself in the rich spirit of Japanese hospitality and the profound heart of its culture．

Choose from three distinct areas—Hiroshima Station, Nagarekawa, or Yokogawa—and discover a different side of the city’s food and nightlife culture. Your guide will select two suitable local venues based on your preferences, allowing for a more flexible and personal experience than a fixed restaurant itinerary. Enjoy regional dishes, casual izakaya favorites, and local drinks while learning how Hiroshima residents eat, drink, and socialize. Food and drinks worth up to JPY 1,500 per venue are included, with any additional orders paid separately.

Cleanse your soul and elevate your fortune! Begin with a private Goma fire ritual and create a protection sachet at a historic temple. Then, explore local sake breweries and enjoy sake tastings. - Connect with the spiritual realm through the ancient ritual of Goma. Witness the power of fire as it purifies your soul and banishes negativity. Your wishes, written on wooden prayer tablets, will be offered to the divine as sacred flames consume them. - Craft a personalized sachet using a soothing blend of incense with a Buddhist priest. - Did you know that sake has traditionally been used in Japan to purify the body and mind? Embark on a tour of sake breweries and discover the secret of the spring waters behind the local sake. Please note that our tour requires a minimum of 3 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.