• Miyajima - Also known as Itsukushima, Miyajima is a picturesque island celebrated for its floating torii gate, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Encircled by lush nature and vibrant culture, it provides breathtaking views, friendly deer, and a tranquil retreat from urban life.
• Itsukushima Shrine - Located on Miyajima Island, Itsukushima Shrine is a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its iconic “floating” torii gate. Constructed over the sea, the shrine offers stunning views at high tide and highlights Japan’s spiritual and architectural elegance.
• Mt. Misen - As the highest peak on Miyajima, Mt. Misen offers sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea. Accessible via hiking trails or ropeway, it is a sacred site with ancient temples, wild deer, and a mystical ambiance—ideal for enthusiasts of nature and history.
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum - The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum compellingly documents the effects of the 1945 atomic bombing. Through personal narratives and artifacts, it illustrates the horrors of nuclear conflict and advocates for peace and nuclear disarmament.
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - Dedicated to the victims of the 1945 atomic bombing, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is a tranquil area featuring monuments, museums, and memorials—including the Atomic Bomb Dome—that encourages reflection and promotes global peace.
• Atomic Bomb Dome - As a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Atomic Bomb Dome stands as a poignant symbol of peace. Preserved in its post-1945 bombing state, it serves as a reminder of the catastrophic effects of nuclear war and the necessity of peace.
• Okonomimura - Okonomimura is a vibrant food theme park in Hiroshima, hosting numerous stalls that serve Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. Each vendor presents a unique take on the savory pancake, making it a must-visit for food enthusiasts seeking local tastes.
• Hiroshima Castle - Known also as Carp Castle, Hiroshima Castle is a historic landmark originally constructed in the 16th century. Rebuilt after WWII, it features a picturesque moat, traditional architecture, and a museum that showcases Hiroshima’s samurai heritage and culture.
• Shukkei-en Garden - Shukkeien is a historic Japanese garden in Hiroshima, crafted in 1620 with miniature landscapes depicting valleys, mountains, and rivers. Peaceful paths, koi-filled ponds, and seasonal blooms offer a serene escape in the city’s heart.
• Hiroshima Orizuru Tower - Offering panoramic views of the city and the Atomic Bomb Dome from its rooftop observatory, Hiroshima Orizuru Tower allows visitors to fold paper cranes (orizuru) and place them in a symbolic glass wall, conveying a heartfelt message of peace and hope.
• Okunoshima Island - Known as “Rabbit Island,” Okunoshima Island is famous for its numerous friendly wild rabbits. Once a secret WWII poison gas production site, it now features nature trails, beaches, and a museum, blending history with delightful wildlife.
• Saijo - Situated in eastern Hiroshima, Saijo is celebrated as one of Japan’s premier sake-brewing towns. With historic breweries lining Sakagura-dori (Sake Brewery Street), visitors can enjoy sampling premium sake while exploring the area’s rich culture and charm.

• Customized itinerary
• English Speaking Guide

• Private transportation
• All Fees and Taxes

Explore the highlights of Hiroshima on a personalized private tour. Whether your interests lie in history, nature, culture, or cuisine, you can design an itinerary that suits your preferences, all with the guidance of a local expert for a seamless and enriching journey.

Select from a range of top attractions, such as the impactful Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome, and the tranquil Peace Memorial Park. For those interested in culture and scenery, consider visiting Hiroshima Castle, the elegant Shukkeien Garden, or Orizuru Tower, which offers stunning panoramic views.

Food enthusiasts might enjoy a trip to Okonomimura, famous for Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. Optional trips to Miyajima Island—with its renowned Itsukushima Shrine and Mt. Misen—or Okunoshima (Rabbit Island) can also be arranged.

With hotel pickup, private transportation, and a flexible schedule, this tour is perfect for solo travelers, couples, or groups looking for a more personalized way to discover Hiroshima.

• We may not be able to guide you to high-cost attractions such as theme parks or destinations located far from central Hiroshima, such as Onomichi or remote rural areas. In some cases, you may be required to cover the guide’s admission or transportation fees.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.