All Hiroshima Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026

In recent years, Hiroshima has become a trending tourist destination, attracting many visitors from both within Japan and abroad. We highly recommend exploring this beautiful city in the morning to avoid the crowds and fully enjoy the experience! By starting your day with these engaging activities, you can make the most of your time in Japan and have a more fulfilling travel experience!　 Additionally, you can choose from the below tour routes depending on your interests: 1) Shukkeien Garden 2) Hiroshima Castle

Step off the beaten path and into a living postcard — where the scent of cedar lingers in the morning mist, and local offer warm greetings. In this tucked-away corner of Japan, you’ll experience the excitement of Japanese archery, the austere and subtle delectability of traditional Buddhist cuisine, the serenity Japanese tea ceremony, and get hands-on with the ancient and intimate agricultural practices kept alive by the passionate farmers of rural Japan. This is not just a tour — it’s a conversation with the countryside, a chance to laugh over a shared meal, sip stories from a clay cup, meet and make real connections with Japanese villagers, and see beyond the guidebooks to the soft and splendid reality of Japan.

Join us on a journey through Hiroshima's past as we explore what happened when the world's first atomic bomb was dropped over the city and what happened next. Most visitors to Hiroshima learn about the devastation of August 6, 1945. But Hiroshima's story did not end there. During this walking tour, you'll discover the human impact of the atomic bombing, explore the stories behind Peace Memorial Park and its monuments, and follow Hiroshima's journey from destruction to reconstruction. Along the way, you'll learn about Shinzo Hamai, Hiroshima's first democratically elected mayor and an A-bomb survivor himself. Through his story, we'll explore how Hiroshima rebuilt after the war and transformed from a former military center into an international symbol of peace. By the end of the tour, you'll understand not only what Hiroshima was, but also what its people chose to build afterward and why the city continues to advocate for a world free of nuclear weapons.

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.

This full-day walking tour connects Hiroshima’s tradition, memory and future along one storyline. This tour is great for any types of travelers , such as History buffs and soccer fans, who hope for peace. You’ll visit the sacred island of Miyajima, cruise the Hiroshima World Heritage sea route to the Atomic Bomb Dome, learn about the atomic bombing at the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, then walk around the new downtown football stadium Edion PEACE WING Hiroshima. Edion PEACE WING Hiroshima, a new “city stadium that creates excitement 365 days a year”, and walk through the public areas of Hiroshima Stadium Park. On certain days, you can enter Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima for free. Please check the tour photos for details. This is a walking tour of about 7 hours with several kilometers of walking. The tour does not include match viewing.

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.