Top Hiroshima Sightseeing Tours - page 7

- Explore Hiroshima city with public transportation or a private car with a comfortable air conditioned. - An assistant will be waiting for you at the meeting point at Kyoto Station or Shin-Osaka Station and help you to take shinkansen.(※Assistant will not accompany you.) You will meet with your guide at Hiroshima Station. - Compared to the regular one-day course, this tour will take in the sights with more time spent at each sightseeing spot. - You can also visit the sights that are not included in the day trip, Orizuru Tower and Daishoin Temple. You can learn the history of Hiroshima deeper and immerse the culture and tradition with long history in Miyajima. - As a charged option, you can choose riding a ropeway to the top of Mt. Misen or making momiji-manju. - Take pictures of Great Torii from the nearest location on the ferry. - You can choose a 3 or 4 star hotel to stay. - You can customize the itinerary based on this default schedule.

Private Iwakuni Day Tour from Hiroshima Explore Iwakuni’s highlights on a private car tour from Hiroshima. Walk across the iconic five-arched Kintaikyo Bridge, stroll through scenic Kikko Park, visit the historic Former Mekata Residence, and take a ropeway up Mount Shiroyama to see Iwakuni Castle with stunning panoramic views. Enjoy a relaxed, personalized itinerary with your own driver, perfect for a memorable day trip.

Kurahashi Island in Hiroshima Prefecture is a tranquil island in the Seto Inland Sea with several remarkable attractions, from breathtaking mountain vistas and hot springs to a world-renowned brand and Japan’s finest craftsmanship. Departing Kure Station by taxi, you drive to Kurahashi Island and hike rocky Mt. Hiyama. Towards the summit, breathtaking panoramas of the Inland Sea unfold. After descending the mountain, you drop into the natural hot spring by the seaside at Katsurahama to freshen up before lunch of regional specialties of the Seto Inland Sea. The afternoon is spent enjoying the island’s unexpected cultural treasures, visiting the F.H. Royce Museum with its remarkable collection of Rolls-Royces and Bentleys. The last stop of the day is Hayashi Shuzo, a sake brewery founded in the Edo period, which also houses a huge collection of kimono created by master craftsmen. You can taste and purchase sake at the brewery.

This tour offers an unparalleled journey into the heart of rural Japan, blending immersive cultural experiences with insider access to local traditions. Unlike typical tours, you’ll craft your own knife under the guidance of a master blacksmith, a rare hands-on experience that connects you to the region’s ancient craftsmanship. Gain exclusive entry to the storied Itohara family estate, meeting the 16th-generation heir and participating in a tea ceremony that reflects centuries-old customs. Conclude your journey at Izumo Taisha Shrine, guided by a local storyteller who brings its myths and history vividly to life. Perfect for culture enthusiasts, history lovers, and travelers seeking authentic encounters, this tour guarantees unforgettable memories and deeper connections to Japan’s traditions.

Up to 9 guests can get on the boat. Experience the Breathtaking Beauty of Hiroshima and the Seto Inland Sea on a Private Cruise This special tour takes you to renowned destinations, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Miyajima—famous for its rich cultural heritage and scenic island landscapes. As you depart Hiroshimacity aboard a comfortable cruise boat, you'll be greeted by a panorama of serene, picture-perfect islands scattered across the calm waters of the Seto Inland Sea. The two-deck vessel offers stunning views from above, and with onboard heating and air conditioning, you'll enjoy a pleasant experience in any season. On the boat our crews can serve you drinks and snacks. There are no crowds or traffic on the sea. Please relax and unwind in the calm waters of the Seto Inland Sea, far from the noise and hustle of the city.

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!