Japan · HIROSHIMA TOURS
Hiroshima asks for a quiet morning and rewards a full day. The 15 below pair the Peace Park with Miyajima at high tide, timed around the ferries, each priced and paced honestly.
A smooth 8-hour Hiroshima and Miyajima UNESCO day trip with ferry tickets, key WWII memorials, Itsukushima Shrine, and optional okonomiyaki lunch.
“Best tour I ever had. Marin was the best guide, knowledgeable, fun, great attitude, always smiling. Her qualities made the tour very enjoyable and really made for a great day. Didn't want the tour to end.”
Hiroshima Peace Memorial and Miyajima UNESCO in one day, with an English guide, multilingual audio, ferry ride, and Itsukushima Shrine plus okonomiyaki.
“Rino was an excellent guide, as was Sky. The tour was incredible; my family and I enjoyed it immensely. You won't regret it.”
Government licensed private guide for Hiroshima Peace Park and Miyajima, plus castle and gardens, with public transport tips.
“Miyajima island tour was excellent. Yuji provided useful background information about the island & major sites to read while we were on trains and showed us parts of the sites we would not have noticed if we had done the trip alone. He alRead more”
150-minute Hiroshima historical walking tour explaining why the atomic bomb was dropped, from Gokoku Shrine to Peace Park, in English.
“Just finished the tour and cannot recommend enough. Our guide, Chihiro, was an absolute superstar, so knowledgeable and such a great story teller.”
A 5-hour small-group Hiroshima Peace walk to the Peace Memorial Museum, Atomic Bomb Dome, and Orizuru Tower lunch with local guides.
“I highly recommend this meaningful experience. I learned so much about the War from the human side. What made my tour though was my guide Tommi. He was so knowledgeable and passionate. I can honestly say, I made a friend by the end of the tour. Don’t miss out on this experience.”
Morning bike tour through Hiroshima’s top sites, from Peace Memorial Park to Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkei-en with guide and gear.
“Our guide showed us the many historical sites in Hiroshima. Biking is a good way to see them as they are spread out. We did get on/off the bikes many times which was understandable but some consolidation is needed. At times, the subject matter got a bit political and as an American, I felt somewhat defensive. Overall, it was a good experience and worth the time and money.”
Private 4-hour Hiroshima walking tour with a licensed English guide, mixing Peace Memorial Park with Hiroshima Castle and Shukkeien gardens.
“Mari was wonderful—sweet, prepared, and deeply considerate. We visited Shukkeien Garden, Peace Memorial Park, and the Peace Memorial Museum, with a mid-tour stop for Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki (delicious!!). She handled the difficult Read more”
One day from Hiroshima station to the Peace Memorial Park, A-Bomb Dome, ferry to Miyajima, and Itsukushima Shrine, with okonomiyaki lunch.
“it was a full day with plenty of time to explore on your own. the museum was very, very busy as it was school excursions week and lots of bus groups ... the island is gorgeous. the temple at the top is one of the best I've seen in Japan so far. highly recommend. we had a lovely and funny guide.”
Try kyudo archery in Hiroshima near Hiroshima Castle. Wear authentic dogi, hakama, and armor, shoot many arrows, and join a mini contest.
“Informative and fun experience. Perfect for me and my two children aged 11 and 13. We wore the costume and learnt about the proper way to hold and shoot the arrows. We practiced and then had a mini competition. It was fun and the instructor was very knowledgeable.”
Stress-free Hiroshima and Miyajima day trip with ferry and Itsukushima Shrine ticket, plus Peace Memorial Park for a full, balanced experience.
“Miyajima island is like going back in time to a time when the world was less evolved and the environment was serene. The Hiroshima peace park on the other hand is a reminder of the oath humankind but we are failing because of world leaders who can only care about themselves. The museum forces you to face the reality of wars.”
Full-day bus tour linking UNESCO Miyajima and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, with a guide, ferry ride, and key sites like Atomic Bomb Dome.
“Takeshi was an incredible guide, miyajima was beautiful and Hiroshima was fascinating to learn about”
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Itsukushima Shrine, plus Miyajima ferry and craft shopping. Thoughtful history, smooth logistics.
“We enjoyed the tour with our guide Ken. We were very lucky having him today. He knows lots of background details and was sharing Hiroshima‘s history with us in a great way. The tour was perfectly organized, enough free time to enjoy and transfers with hardly any waiting time. Thank you so much for the great day in Hiroshima and Miyajiama.”
Try kyudo in Hiroshima: dress in traditional uniform, learn the ritual routine, and shoot real arrows with guidance near the Atomic Bomb Dome.
“Unique experience in Hiroshima. The instructors were great and we were able to hit a target within 30 minutes. The instructors English was poor but used his phone to translate very well. My only wish was that it could have been a whole afternoon it was so much fun”
Small-group Hiroshima walking tour from Gokoku Shrine to Peace Park, with WWII context on why the bomb was dropped. 2.5 hours.
“Thomas was absolutely wonderful! He is easy to talk to, knowledgeable- and a great tour guide. This was an excellent tour.”
Electric bikes, small groups, and local stories guide you through Hiroshima Peace Park, A-Bomb Dome viewpoints, and key memorials in two hours.
“Biking is the absolute best way to experience Hiroshima. Shin was the most amazing tour guide! There was not a question he didn’t know the answer to. His family stories and infectious personality brought the history of the city to life. This tour was easily one of my favorite things I did on my trip to Japan!”
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