Top Hiroshima Outdoor Activities

This bike tour is an excellent choice for first-time visitors to Hiroshima. Get your bearings in the city, learn about its history, and discover backstreet areas that only locals know about. The tour helps you cover more ground than a walking tour and see many top sights in a day, such as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, the Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkei-en Garden.

Bicycle around Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and beyond with a guide born and raised in Hiroshima to lead the way. In addition to the Atomic Bomb Dome, you’ll ride to the Cenotaph, Children's Peace Monument, and the Peace Bell at the UNESCO World Heritage site. Numbers are limited to 10 for a small-group experience and you’ll discover things you wouldn’t know only by visiting the Peace Museum.

See a different side to Hiroshima on a cycling tour that takes you out of the city's busy center and beyond its tragic history. This small-group e-bike tour takes you on an leisurely ride around the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park; to Hiroshima Castle; and to the Mitaki Temple, a hidden spiritual gem that most visitors miss.

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.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Hiroshima’s rich history and Miyajima’s breathtaking beauty. Take a scenic ferry ride to Miyajima Island, home to the stunning Itsukushima Shrine and its famous floating torii gate. Stroll through charming streets, savor local delicacies, and encounter the island’s friendly deer. Then visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, where you’ll reflect on the past at the Atomic Bomb Dome and other significant monuments. With seamless transportation and expert guidance, this tour offers an immersive experience of Japan’s culture and heritage.

Kyudo is a Japanese martial art based on shooting an arrow from a Japanese bow to a target to reach a complete focus of mind and body. The main difference of kyudo and western archery is that, in kyudo, every movement follows a traditional routine that pays respect to the equipment and to the opponent. You will come to the archery range and dress in an authentic kyudo uniform, which will include dogi—the upper wear—and hakama—the lower wear. I'll give a brief explanation about the art of kyudo as well as instructions and demonstrations. With the knowledge you'll gain, you will learn to shoot arrows at the target. You'll also understand the fun and challenging aspect of the sport, particularly while wearing the traditional hakama and armor. Usually in kyudo, you are not allowed to pull the arrow unless you master the basics. But during our lesson, you will be able to enjoy the real kyudo experience even as a complete beginner. It will be a great time if you are looking for a nice photo or movie to show to your friends.

Japan has a rich history, and Hiroshima is no exception. Don’t miss out on that history while traveling—book this Mt. Futaba and Hiroshima History Morning Hiking Tour and go with a guide through the forests of the Futaba Mountains. Make stops at Hiroshima Toshogu Shrine, Kinko Inari Shrine, Futabayama Peace Pagoda, and Kinko Inari Shrine. Plus, enjoy a Nodate tea ceremony, too.

Shukkei-en Garden, a 300-year-old feudal garden in Hiroshima, features a central pond, scenic bridges, and serene landscapes, offering a peaceful escape in the city.

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.

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.

Cycle through Hiroshima's hidden culinary gems on this 4-hour Foodie Bike Tour. Uncover the flavors of the region as you savor Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, freshly shucked oysters, and delicious momiji manju and bread from family-run bakeries. This tour offers a unique opportunity to experience local culture by interacting with friendly vendors and exploring vibrant markets. Perfect for food lovers, each tour is tailored to seasonal offerings and your dietary preferences, ensuring a personalized adventure. *Vegan/ gluten-free NOT available - Duration: 4 hours, starting at 10:30 am - Includes helmet, guidance, water, bike, and all food - Cycle approximately 6 kilometers through local neighborhoods

“Inaka” refers to Japan’s peaceful countryside—rich in tradition, surrounded by nature, and full of local charm. Yuki Town, affectionately known as “Hiroshima’s Hidden Retreat” for generations, is one such Inaka, beloved by locals for its untouched beauty and calm atmosphere. On this guided E-bike tour, you’ll cycle through Yuki’s majestic landscape, ride along the pristine Minochi River (水内川)—one of Hiroshima’s clearest streams—and take a refreshing tea break in the serene Ishigatani Gorge(石ヶ谷峡), a spot cherished by locals since the 1600s. Enjoy forest bathing, experience life in the countryside, and taste a delicious meal prepared with fresh local produce grown right here in Yuki. Your journey ends with a soothing soak in the famous Yuki Onsen, a perfect way to relax after your ride.

Discover a side to Hiroshima that most visitors miss. This small-group e-bike tour takes you through working farming communities at a relaxed pace, uncovering hidden rural gems. Pedal through tranquil villages, meet locals, and experience authentic traditions. Optional visits with local farmers can be arranged in advance for a more personal glimpse. Enjoy lunch at a local herb garden or take part in a hands-on sushi-making experience.

Let your guide show you some of the best eats and drinks in Hiroshima and help you to navigate the city streets at night, too. You’ll be treated to three different foods and three alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks. It’s up to you. If you have certain dietary requirements, those can be accommodated, too. Just let your guide know, and enjoy the evening in Hiroshima.

Hop on a bicycle and explore the story of Okunoshima — guided by a local expert and friendly rabbits! Okunoshima is a small island in the warm Seto Inland Sea, surrounded by a stunning landscape of over 700 islands. Today, it’s known for its hundreds of wild rabbits, offering visitors a sense of peace and healing. But behind its charm lies a forgotten past — Okunoshima was once removed from maps due to its dark wartime history. Why was this beautiful island hidden? What truths lie beneath its quiet surface? Join us on a unique cycling tour that traces the island’s dramatic story — with a knowledgeable guide and rabbits as your playful companions. *Important Information ・This is a shared group tour. Other participants may join the same departure. ・Minimum of 2 participants is required for the tour to operate. ・Weather policy: If the Japan Meteorological Agency forecasts a 60% or higher chance of rain by 12:00 PM the day before the tour, it will be cancelled with no cancellation fees.

This day trip to Hiroshima and Miyajima is the easy way to see many sights in a single day, some of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Travel by comfortable air-conditioned coach to important World War II-era places in Hiroshima, and the iconic red gates of Miyajima’s Itsukushima Shrine, which appear to float on water. Learn all about the history and culture of these attractions from your English-speaking guide and through an audio-guide on board your bus.

Archery Land is a family run outdoor forest archery range with a 50 year history in the scenic countryside of Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima. We offer a union of western-style archery with a unique Japanese flavor. Our facilities include an outdoor range with adjustable targets up to 70 meters, and a 12-target field archery course meandering through our well-maintained forest. Anyone, from first-timers to professional competitors, is welcome at our range. Rental bows and training will be provided to beginner archers.

One hour out from world landmarks such as Miyajima and the Atomic Bomb Dome, there awaits a grand journey along Yuki’s gorgeous rivers. Come check out all of the wildlife in and around the Minochi River, Japan’s 2nd best place to catch delicious sweetfish. Along with experiences that’ll no doubt sate your appetite for adventure, you can also enjoy the peace of nature, as well as learn about viewpoints from SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) to build a better tomorrow.

Explore the highlights of Hiroshima and Miyajima the easy way on a private full-day tour with a guide. You’ll learn all about Hiroshima’s dark history and prosperous present at sites like the Peace Park and A-Bomb Dome. Travel around Hiroshima on foot and by public transport to nearby Miyajima Island, a naturally and culturally beautiful spot. The tour can be customized to suit your needs.

Join a guided walking tour through Hiroshima’s most iconic sites. Start at the Atomic Bomb Dome, a powerful UNESCO symbol of peace, before strolling through the Peace Memorial Park and Museum. Visit the hypocenter marker for a moving perspective on history. Next, experience the local side of Hiroshima at Hondori Shopping Street, a lively arcade filled with shops and eateries. Continue to Hiroshima Castle, originally built in the 16th century, and explore its grounds and exhibits on samurai culture. End your journey at Shukkeien Garden, a serene 17th-century Japanese garden with ponds and bridges offering a peaceful close to your Hiroshima exploration. Please note that Hiroshima Castle will be closed to the public from March 23, 2026, due to renovation work. From this date onward, tours will not enter the interior of the castle.

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.

Discover two of Japan’s most spectacular sights on a captivating tour of Hiroshima and Miyajima’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, explore the impressive monuments of Miyajima Island, famed for its sacred Itsukushima Jinja Shrine, whose red tori gate appears to be protruding from the sea during high tide. Continue onto the Hiroshima Peace memorial Park, a moving expanse dedicated to promoting peace around the globe.

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