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History of Hiroshima bomb to blossom

History of Hiroshima bomb to blossom

Highlights

Joined 2025

Haq M.

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Hiroshima

English, Japanese, Malay, Urdu (Native)

3 hours

Private tour (only you and Haq M.)

Up to 15 people

We’ll begin at the Peace Memorial Park, a tranquil yet powerful place that commemorates the victims of the atomic bombing and stands. we’ll walk to the A-Bomb Surviving Bank, Next, we’ll visit Fukuro-machi Elementary School, where you’ll see messages and artifacts left behind by survivors who sought shelter there. We’ll then make our way to the Shirakami Shrine, a sacred site. Finally, we’ll end our tour at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial museum.

Itinerary

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09:00 AM

Meeting Point

1-2 nakajimacho

- It’s a taxi stand near to peace memorial museum.

09:10 AM

Peace memorial park

• Guided walk through the park

• Visit the Cenotaph, Flame of Peace, and Atomic Bomb Dome

• Brief talk on the history and symbolism of the area

10:30 AM

A bomb survived bank

Walk to the site (approx. 7 min)

• Learn about the structure’s survival and significance

• Optional short break inside the building (visitor center available)

11:00 AM

Fukuro-machi Elementary School Peace Museum

• Walk (approx.5min)

• Tour the preserved classrooms and survivor message walls

• Guide provides stories of the school’s role after the bombing

11:30 AM

Shirakami Shrine

• Walk (approx. 10 min)

• Visit this historic Shinto shrine, one of the oldest religious sites in central Hiroshima

• Though not a bomb survivor, the shrine offers insight into Hiroshima’s spiritual heritage and traditional culture

Ending Point

Peace memorial museum or shirakami shrine

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Inclusions & Exclusions

What‘s included

• Expert English-speaking guide

Gain insight into Hiroshima’s history, culture, and stories of survival.

• Visit to 5 historical sites

• Peace Memorial Park

• A-Bomb Surviving Bank (Rest House)

• Fukuro-machi Elementary School Peace Museum

• Shirakami Shrine

• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum (self-guided after tour ends)

• Historical background & storytelling

Hear survivor stories and learn the significance of each site.

• Guided walking route

Easy, flat route with rest stops along the way (~2.5–3 km total).

• Support and Q&A

Ask your guide anything along the way—personalized and respectful.

What‘s not included

Museum admission fee

• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum:

• Adults: ¥200

• High school students: ¥100

• Children: Free

• Food and drinks

Meals, snacks, and beverages are not provided. Please bring water and feel free to eat before or after the tour.

• Transportation to/from meeting point

Participants are responsible for their own travel to meeting point

• Personal expenses

Souvenirs, donations at shrines, and any additional purchases are not covered.

• Travel insurance

Not included—please ensure you have your own coverage if needed.

Tour Important Information

• Meeting Point: Peace Memorial Park entrance (near Cenotaph)

• Time: Approx. 3.0 to3.5 hours

• Walking Distance: ~2.5–3 km; flat and accessible

• What to Bring: Water, hat, sunscreen, umbrella (if rain), comfy shoes

• Museum Fee: ¥200 (adults), ¥100 (students), free for kids

• Language: English

• Photos: Allowed (no flash in museum)

• Respect: Please be quiet and respectful at memorial sites

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time

Joined 2025

Haq M.

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About Tour Guide Haq M.

My name is Haq. I have been living in Japan for the past 15 years, with nearly 11 of those years in Hiroshima. I have a deep love for Japanese culture and history. For the past three years, I have been working as a professional guide, a role that is not just my profession but also my passion. I truly enjoy meeting new people and sharing my experiences with them.