The highlights of this tour are the Atomic Bomb Dome and Miyajima. In the Peace Park and Peace Memorial Museum, you will learn that the atomic bomb deprived the citizens of Hiroshima of their future and feel the strength of the human race.
We will then head to Miyajima, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. Enjoy the unique Itsukushima Shrine and Otorii floating on the sea, and the majestic Daisho-in Temple. For lunch, try Hiroshima's soul food okonomiyaki or delicious oysters.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Hiroshima Station or Your hotel
The purpose of the museum is to convey to the world the horror of nuclear weapons and contribute to the realization of peace.
A-bomb dome ( UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Peace Park( Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims, Children's Peace Monument, Peace Bell, A-bomb Memorial Mound, etc.)
Okonomiyaki is the soul food of Hiroshima people
Hiroshima is the largest oyster-producing area in Japan
Itsukushima Shrine, the sea in front of it, and the ancient forest of Mt. Misen
were registered as a World Heritage site.
At high tide, the Otorii gate and shrine float in the sea.
At low tide, you can feel the magnificence of the Otorii from up close.
The oldest temple in Miyajima Island.
Majestic architecture and unique experiences await you.
The construction of the Hokoku Shrine began in 1587. It remains unfinished to the present day.
Enjoy popular Japanese sweets Momiji Manju, juice, and alcoholic beverages from Japan's largest production of lemons.
Hiroshima Station or Your Hotel
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Guide Fee
Transportation Fee (JR train, bus, ferry including visitor's tax ¥100 ) ¥1,690/person
Entrance Fee
Peace Memorial Museum ¥200/person
Itsukushima Shrine ¥300/person
Hokoku Shrine ¥100/ person
Lunch
* This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
* This tour is not recommended for those with severe back/knee problems.
My name is Miyu. I have been a Nationally Licensed Guide Interpreter since 2009. I began my career as a tourist guide last year after working as a public servant for nearly four decades.
I worked in the Atomic Bomb Survivors Support Division for 12 years until I retired from the local government, and I continue to interact with Hibakusha. Therefore, I have a lot of knowledge about A-bomb survivors, the reconstruction of Hiroshima, and the effects of radiation on the human body, which I can correctly convey to inbound visitors.
I have experience in tea ceremonies and calligraphy and am especially good at guiding visitors through tea ceremony experiences.
I love to watch baseball games, so I enjoy talking about them with guests from countries where they are popular.
I am a volunteer medical interpreter and can respond to visitors' sudden health problems.
$340/ per group
Reserve