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Andy_S, Oct 2026
Great tour, Amy was excellent
A great tour, very well paced, and very informative. Amy had a really great way of describing the history, and a nice loud voice. Would highly recommend 👍 (Just one point, do eat before you get to the castle area, as there are very few eateries for lunch)
Krista_T, Oct 2026
Fantastic tour and guide Rino!
Had a fabulous tour of Hiroshima and Miyajima today. Rino was super friendly, interesting and knowledgeable. We enjoyed the Hiroshima museum and park- and was delighted with Miyajima Island. Would highly recommend this tour, and would recommend Rino even more! Thanks for the great tour
Kathleen_W, Oct 2026
Excellent Tour
A great day, and a long day with Miyajima, Shukkeien Garden and Peace Park/Memorials. Kazuko was a fantastic guide with her knowledge and personal stories of Hiroshima. She made sure to get us to Miyajima for high tide and viewing of the Torii gate. We watched as the tide receded to see the gate exposed at low tide. Glad we did the Peace Park at the end of the day. It is a sobering experience.
bennetsanhita, Oct 2026
The perfect duo of miyajima and hiroshima
It was a nice small group tour where our guide hiro made us use all means of transport in Japan!! It was actually good fun. Hiro was knowledgeable and street smart and gave us a lot of explanation for both Miyajima as well as the Hiroshima peace memorial area. He took us to some great picture spots and recommended good food options as well. Even at Hiroshima he hit the right spots and we thoroughly enjoyed the tour over all. He even went out of the way to take us to buy origami paper as I wanted to make the paper crane. The tour was also nicely paced and we didn’t have to hurry anywhere or finish any spot quickly. I would recommend this in a heartbeat
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Many Hiroshima tours focus on the city’s World War II-era history, with guided visits to attractions like the UNESCO-listed Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome. But the city hasn’t let itself be fully defined by tragedy. A local guide can help you navigate modern Hiroshima and learn more about the city’s rich culture. Activities like tea ceremonies, food tours, and day trips to see the famous Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima can show you all that the city has to offer.

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