Hiroshima Tours

Tailored for history and culture enthusiasts, 10 half-day tours, guided by local experts, offer a deeper look at Hiroshima’s hidden gems. Mix and match to create a personalized experience for your returning travelers.

Onomichi Walking Tour: Discover scenic beauty and architecture

Embark on a walking tour through Onomichi’s old town, where history, culture, and architecture blend seamlessly. Follow hidden hillside paths lined with traditional and modern architectural gems, uncovering the city’s nostalgic charm while taking in breathtaking views.
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Hiroshima Town Walk and Paper Craft Experience

Discover Hiroshima’s Recovery and Humanitarian History. This tour offers a profound exploration of Hiroshima’s resilience, highlighting how both local residents and supporters from around the world contributed to the city’s recovery and ongoing peace efforts.
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Treasured Histories of Setouchi: From a Quiet Little Kyoto to Secret Ports

Discover Takehara, a historic salt-making town where salt production, dating back to 1650, shaped its rich cultural heritage. Stroll through its well-preserved historic district, featuring elegant merchant houses, sake breweries, and townhouses with intricate latticework and tiled roofs. Visit Former Kasai Residence to learn about traditional salt-making, a craft still practiced by local volunteers.
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Whispers of Jōge: Discover Hidden Treasures Behind Closed Doors

Discover the timeless charm of Jōge, a historic tenryō town in Hiroshima that once thrived under the direct rule of the shogunate. Guided by a local expert, you’ll explore beautifully preserved streets where samurai, merchants, and travelers once passed through, lined with white-walled merchant houses and historic temples.
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Samurai Culture and Discipline: Armor Wearing Experience

We offer a valuable experiential program where participants can learn about the spirit of Bushido and gain insights into the way of life of the Samurai. In this program, participants will explore several of the Seven Virtues of Bushido, delving deeply into their meaning and significance. 
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Samurai Transformation and Hiroshima Castle Photo Shoot

Immerse yourself in Japan’s rich cultural heritage with our Samurai Transformation Experience. Begin your journey at the SAMURISE Studio, where you’ll be dressed in authentic samurai attire by a seasoned kimono dresser. Following a professional studio photo session, proceed to the historic Hiroshima Castle.
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Mt. Soko Hike: Ancient Temples and Panoramic Viewstemples and panoramic views

For those visiting Hiroshima, a hike up Mt. Soko is highly recommended. This scenic journey offers a peaceful forest trek, a visit to the historic Mitaki Temple, and stunning panoramic views from the summit—all without the crowds often found at other tourist spots.
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Mt. Hinoura Hike: Scenic Views, Unique Rock Formations

Discover the natural beauty of Mt. Hinoura, a scenic Satoyama (village mountain) offering breathtaking views and a tranquil hiking experience. This beginner-friendly hike offers stunning views of Hiroshima City, the Seto Inland Sea, and Miyajima Island, as well as a unique sight of the bullet train emerging from the Hinoura Tunnel
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Explore A Limestone Cavern Nature and Japanese Zen culture

Taishakyo Gorge offers a unique experience for foreign tourists, combining natural beauty with historical significance. Once a seabed in ancient times, the gorge’s dramatic cliffs and waterfalls were shaped by millions of years of erosion. A local guide will provide insightful commentary, sharing knowledge about the region’s geology, culture, and myths while leading you through its stunning landscapes.
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Exclusive Spring Cherry Blossoms and Island Cycling in the Seto Inland Sea

Spring is a special time of transition in Japan. It is known as the “season of farewells and new beginnings” as schools, companies, and other institutions prepare for new terms. What gently colors this season is the cherry blossoms (sakura).
While Japan is home to many famous cherry blossom spots, there are also hidden gems on remote islands in the Seto Inland Sea.
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