In this tour, we visit two world cultural heritage sites. We stroll through the Peace Memorial Park and Peace Memorial Museum. As a descendant of a survivor of the atomic bomb, I tell you about my family history. We visit the sacred island of Miyajima including the Great Torii Gate and Shrines. You can interact with deer and enjoy the beautiful scenery and nature. For lunch, I take you to the local restaurant to enjoy Hiroshima specialties such as okonomiyaki or ramen etc.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
at Hiroshima Station, Ujina Port or your hotel
Great Torii gate, Itsukushima shrine, Toyokuni shrine, five stories pagoda etc.
Having Hiroshima specialty at Miyajima or Hiroshima city center
Atomic Bomb Dome, Monument of Children, Cenotaph, Peace memorial museum
Peace Memorial Museum or Hiroshima Station or the place of your convenience
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 for guide
Pick up fee
Transportation fees, Entrance fee (500 yen per adult), Lunch, and Other personal expenses for participants
Please note that above costs are needed on the day of the tour.
*This private tour is a walking tour and public transportation is mainly used (local taxis maybe used) to transfer sites. A private vehicle is not available.
*Please wear a pair of comfortable walking shoes.
* Free wheelchair is available in Miyajima and Peace Memorial Park.
* Please let me know in advance if you have any food allergies or other dietary restrictions.
I am a national licensed guide - interpreter and was born and raised in Hiroshima and have lived in Hiroshima for over 60 years. I worked as an engine engineering engineer for an automobile company for 42 years. During that period, I worked on the joint engine development program with Ford Motor Company for six years and spent 3 years in Germany and acquired English communication skills.
While communicating with people from many countries both work and privately. I also learned the difficulties and joys of communicating with people from different countries. This prompted me to start working as an interpreter-guide after retiring from the automobile company.
I think that the best way to know the local culture, food and history is to meet and talk with the locals. That's why I'm here. In my tour, as a descendant of a survivor of the atomic bomb, I talk about my family history. I myself love ramen and okonomiyaki, so I often go around trying delicious okonomiyaki and ramen restaurants. Why don't you join me in trying them?
$313/ per group
Reserve