Top Hiroshima Prefecture On the Water

The coastal landscapes of Tomonoura are among the most scenic in Japan and provided inspiration for movies like ‘Wolverine’ and Ghibli’s 'Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea'. On this full-day tour, admire stunning landscapes from the water, paddle past seafront villages, island shrines, and deserted beaches on a kayak, with lunch included.

Immerse yourself in the whimsical world of Studio Ghibli on this small-group kayaking tour in Tomonoura, the inspiration for the town in Studio Ghibli’s anime “Ponyo,” and is also the filming location of the movie “Wolverine.” Paddle your way to will enjoy either the Abuto Kannon temple or Sensuijima Island. Both routes provide spectacular views of the area's natural beauty.

You can experience SUP in the heart of the tourist area in Hiroshima. Depends on the condition of the day, You can see the historic cityscape from the water such as Atomic Dome and Peace Memorial Park. Instructors will guide you on how to use the equipment and tips on how to enjoy the experience! You will be able to experience the charms of Hiroshima that you may not be aware of on land. You can easily use it in your spare time during your trip! This activitiy is great for the people who love to adventure and families with children.

Contemplating Peace at 'Water Front City Hiroshima' This tour takes you down the rivers flowing through the city of Hiroshima towards the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Atomic Bomb Dome, covering a round trip of 3 km. Hiroshima City is characterized by six rivers that have played a significant role in its development due to its topography. In the past, the upper reaches of these rivers were bustling with charcoal iron manufacturing, and transporting iron materials to places like Osaka was an essential function of these rivers. However, everything changed drastically on August 6, 1945, when the world's first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. Many lives were lost in the rivers, creating a distance between the people of Hiroshima and the rivers. Through this tour, feel the peace of present-day Hiroshima and enjoy the landscape that connects to the future by riding on SUP.

Embark on a personalized luxury cruise along Shimanami Kaido. With arrival options like Onomichi, Sakaigahama, Omishima, or Imabari, tailor your exclusive journey for up to 11 people. The allure of Shimanami Kaido, near Onomichi city Hiroshima pref, unveils exquisite scenery featuring the beauty of the inland sea and the enchanting islands dotting its waters. Board your private charter cruiser—a haven boasting a bedroom, shower room, and Jacuzzi for your comfort. From spring to autumn, savor the essence of each season amid the unparalleled beauty of the Seto Inland Sea. Delight in a culinary extravaganza with a choice of BBQ, French cuisine, or a lavish buffet. This isn't just a cruise; it's an immersion into opulence and the breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea, promising unforgettable memories.

Kayak on the cool evening ocean to discover a glowing blue world of magical wonder. The stunning blue glow is from a cluster of sea fireflies that light up the ocean. ・Take beautiful photographs of the blue, glowing sea fireflies. ・Witness sea fireflies, which are uncommon in Japan and only active during the summer months (June to October). ・Sea kayak at sunset in the cool breeze to refresh and revitalize your spirits. ・Make a great memory to commemorate your summer trip to Japan.

Miyajima is one of Japan's most iconic scenic destinations, known for its sacred atmosphere, beautiful nature, and the famous floating torii gate. Beyond its stunning views, the island offers a unique blend of history, traditions, local culture, and peaceful moments with gentle deer. On this tour, you will explore Miyajima Island with a Hiroshima-born local guide. Along the way, you will discover stories and insights that are difficult to find on your own, including the island’s history, sacred traditions, local customs, and hidden gems. As a private tour, the experience can be tailored to your interests and pace, creating a more personal and meaningful journey through Hiroshima's past and present.