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Discover the profound history of Hiroshima on this immersive walking tour of the Peace Memorial Park, led by a knowledgeable local storyteller. Delve into the events surrounding the atomic bombing and witness the city's remarkable transformation into a symbol of peace. Visit the UNESCO-listed Atomic Bomb Dome, explore the exhibits at the Peace Memorial Museum, and reflect among the monuments dedicated to hope. - Guided walking tour of Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park - Visit the UNESCO-listed Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Museum - Reflect at monuments dedicated to hope and remembrance.

You can come empty-handed. You can experience wearing a kimono by renting everything. A professional kimono dresser will help you look beautiful in a kimono. You can choose your favorite kimono from a wide variety of kimonos according to the season. A hairdresser is also available so you can have your hair done. After wearing the kimono, you can also try origami, a traditional Japanese craft. You can also explore Hiroshima's downtown area while wearing your kimono. We will also introduce some recommended shops. Try on a kimono as a memory of your trip with your family or friends.

Discover Hiroshima’s profound history and dynamic culture on this engaging tour guided by a knowledgeable PhD scholar. As twilight descends, the city’s landmarks transform, inviting reflection amidst beautifully illuminated sights. Begin at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, where you will encounter the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome and honour the A-bomb victims. Learn about Sadako Sasaki's legacy at the Children's Peace Monument, then wander through the vibrant Hondori Street, brimming with shops and local energy. - Guided tour showcasing Hiroshima's historical significance - Visit key sites including the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome - Explore the lively Hondori Street filled with local shops and atmosphere.

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.

At the end of WWII at 8:15AM on 6 Aug 1945, the world's 1st atomic bomb hit Hiroshima city. Nearly 140,000 people died, and the city turned to hell. You will visit venues related to the bombing, and learn about war and think about peace on this tour. You will visit the Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, and other important buildings, such as the hypocenter and an elementary school used to treat people after the bombing. Hiroshima is not just about sad memories, but more importantly, it shows peoples' hopes and strengths of revival, and the nobility of a peaceful world, which can only be told by a city with such history. Everyone should visit Hiroshima once in their lifetime.

Visit Mitaki-ji Temple, a peaceful sanctuary in the mountains northwest of Hiroshima, and explore its history, waterfalls, and cultural significance.

With the help of our tea instructor, experience the authentic tea ceremony. First half of the lesson will be tea ceremony. See how tea instructor use the utensils and conduct the tea ceremony. Matcha tea and sweet will be served and learn how to drink with proper manner. Feel free to ask any questions. In the second half of the lesson, try "Bon Ryaku Temae" the simplist tea ceremony for beginners. Learn the name of the utensils in Japanese, learn how to arrange them on the tray, learn how to whisk Matcha tea.

YAMATO-The Drummers of Japan has performed over 4,800 shows in 55 countries worldwide. Don’t miss this breathtaking performance, acclaimed by global media! Same-day tickets will be sold at the entrance reception before the show.

Enjoy a night out with a Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki dinner at the popular, long-established "Micthan" restaurant, followed by a performance of the traditional art of "Hiroshima Kagura." Recommended Points - Guaranteed seating at Hiroshima's popular long-established restaurant "Micthan Sohonten (Orizuru Tower Store)" right near Peace Memorial Park - no waiting in line! - Experience Hiroshima's local specialties with the special menu "Special Half-Soba Okonomiyaki and Grilled Oysters"! - Enjoy the traditional performing art "Hiroshima Kagura" casually in the city center!

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.

We will take you to the top popular sightseeing spots in Onomichi and Fukuyama on this bus tour! (You will travel between Hiroshima and Fukuyama by shinkansen/bullet train) Explore Onomichi and Fukuyama with Tour bus a comfortable air conditioned. The guide will be waiting for you at the meeting point at Hiroshima Station and help you to take shinkansen. We will stop by Senkoji Ropeway and the Cat Alley in Onomichi, and Special Japanese garden and an art pavilion from Shinshoji Zen Museum. Let's explore Tomonoura port town where also as known as the place has been picked as a filming location for several international and local movies. Enjoy some hidden spots referring walking maps!

We will take you to watch Hiroshima Kagura which traditional agricultural ritual in local, Hiroshima on this night tour. Let's have a sophisticated and quality night at Hiroshima! Also you can ask questions to the actors on stage after the show. Then we will take a walk around Atomic Bomb Dome after Kagura to see the lighted up building. And move to Orizuru Tower which is able to take a beafutiful night view of Hiroshima city (mainly the side of Atomic Bomb Dome).

This private tour is perfect for cruise travelers visiting Hiroshima. With a licensed multilingual guide and private vehicle, explore Hiroshima’s highlights and the sacred island of Miyajima in comfort. Visit Itsukushima Shrine and its famous floating torii gate, stroll Omotesando Street, and see Miyajima’s friendly deer. In Hiroshima, discover the Atomic Bomb Dome, Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkeien Garden. The itinerary is fully customizable to your interests. ※Please note: Access to Miyajima is by ferry. Sightseeing on the island is done on foot while your vehicle waits on the mainland. After returning by ferry, you will rejoin your vehicle and continue the tour.

Meet your private local English-speaking guide at Hiroshima Station and begin your journey to Miyajima Island by train and ferry. Visit the famous Itsukushima Shrine, known for its iconic red torii gate appearing to float on the sea, and learn about the island’s spiritual and cultural significance. Stroll along Omotesando Shopping Street, where you can browse local shops and enjoy specialties such as oysters and momiji manju at a relaxed pace. In the afternoon, return to Hiroshima city to explore its history. Visit the Atomic Bomb Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and symbol of peace, then walk through Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, stopping at key monuments. Continue to the Peace Memorial Museum to gain deeper insight into the events of August 6, 1945, and Hiroshima’s recovery. Throughout the day, your private guide will adjust the pace to your interests, share historical and cultural insights, and offer local recommendations for a meaningful experience.

This private full-day walking tour offers a well-balanced way to experience Miyajima, combining its most important cultural sites with time to explore the island beyond the main pathways. The itinerary follows a natural flow through shrine areas, hillside temples, and scenic island routes, with flexibility built in to adapt to weather, tides, and crowd levels on the day. Because the tour is private, the pace and route can be adjusted as the day unfolds, allowing time for questions and conversation. Rather than rushing from site to site, the focus is on understanding Miyajima’s history, religious traditions, and landscape in context, while enjoying a complete and thoughtfully planned day on the island.

Journey from the timeless beauty of Miyajima to the inspiring story of Hiroshima. Explore sacred shrines, hidden temple paths, and peaceful island streets before discovering the resilience, hope, and history that shaped Hiroshima into a global symbol of peace. More than a tour, it's a story woven through culture, memory, and unforgettable landscapes.

Originally a post-town during the Edo Period, Saijo 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. Seven breweries in the town continue to producing sake using traditional techniques, providing many insights into Japanese culture. A bit further east of Saijo, one can find the picturesque city of Onomichi. The temples, hills and stone paths around the city create the beautiful scenery which has bestowed Onomichi the title of “miniature garden.” This location is not only beautiful, but also rich in history and culture. Within, one can visit temples such as Senkoji and Saikokuji, both Buddhist temples which provide some insight into Japanese religion and the city’s past. One of these temples is located at the top of a mountain and can be accessed via ropeway, providing a stunning view of the city landscape.

Experience modern Geisha art with fioregeisha at Hiroshima’s historic Zentsuji Temple—2 hours fioregeisha Experience contains live performances, interactive Japanese dance, and unforgettable community connections. [1h Live Show & Interactive Dance + 1h Social Time] Step into the world of fioregeisha — a unique live performance where traditional Japanese dance meets modern artistry, featuring live singing of original Japanese songs and opera. Then join the performers for fioregeisha Interactive Japanese Dance: put on a kimono and try dance movements using traditional props. Community Time: lets you take photos and videos, enjoy tea and snacks, hear stories of Hiroshima and Zentsuji Temple, and connect with local artists in a cultural exchange. * 1‑hr Live Performance & Hands-On Japanese Dance in Kimono * 1‑hr Interactive Community Connection with Artists

Discover the quiet beauty of Japan’s Seto Inland Sea on a full-day e-bike adventure along the Tobishima Kaido, a hidden coastal cycling route linking seven islands by graceful bridges. This 60–70 km ride combines stunning scenery with authentic cultural stops—ideal for active, curious travelers. Your journey begins with a scenic train ride from Hiroshima Station to Aki-Kawajiri. From there, hop on a smooth electric-assist bike and cycle past fishing harbors, mandarin groves, and peaceful coastal roads. Highlights include Miterai, one of Japan’s last remaining Edo-period harbors, and Sannose, a historic port once visited by Korean emissaries and the Murakami sea lords. Stop for fresh-roasted coffee by the sea, enjoy a relaxed island lunch, and take in sweeping vistas at your own pace. E-bikes make the route comfortable while keeping a sense of adventure—Hiroshima’s most scenic island ride, far from the crowds.

Experience a unique journey through Hiroshima’s resilience, moving from deep history to ultimate personal relaxation! The Path of Resilience: After visiting the Peace Memorial Museum, explore local hidden spots like Fukuromachi Elementary School and Shirakami Shrine to witness how the city and its people miraculously rebuilt from the ashes. The Taste of Recovery: Visit Teppanyaki DONTOKO to savor authentic Hiroshima Okonomiyaki, born as a post-war symbol of vitality. Enjoy lunch or a fun cooking experience!

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2026 Fortune & Waterfall Spa Retreat 1. Top 2026 Luck Spot Visit Oogashira Shrine, Japan’s premier power spot for 2026. Pray to the Three Rare Dragons to unlock career and financial success during the Year of the Horse. 2. Sacred Waterfall Head Spa Indulge in an exclusive 20-minute Nature Head Spa at Imose Falls. This "Misogi" ritual uses waterfall mist and expert massage to deeply reset your mind and spirit. 3. Hidden Miyajima History Discover a serene sanctuary founded by the same priest who created the famous Itsukushima Shrine. Experience authentic spirituality away from the crowds. 4. Mindful Tea Time Savor a premium warm drink by the water. Practice "Ichi-go Ichi-e" (cherishing the moment) as you visualize your goals in a peaceful forest setting. 5. Seamless Transport Relax with private shuttle pickup/drop-off at JR Onoura Station. Stress-free travel from start to finish.

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. 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.

Delve into the rich heritage of Joge Town on a unique one-day tour that combines craftsmanship and photography. Visit a local workshop renowned for creating exquisite wooden frames and furniture from Hiroshima-grown wood. Participants will learn the history of Joge, engage in a lecture and demonstration, and have the opportunity to print their own photos and construct original wooden frames. Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring local ingredients, and immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere where nature and artisanal skills converge. Discover the history of Joge, the renowned town of frame makers Participate in a hands-on lecture and demonstration using local wood Enjoy a photo printing and frame-making workshop Savor a bento-style lunch made with local Fuchu ingredients