The Kintaikyo Bridge is located in Iwkauni, a city overflowing with significant cultural and historical heritage. It is best known for this iconic bridge, one of the three most famous bridges of Japan, and one of the most famous w... More

Experience the enchanting allure of Miyajima, a World Heritage island, as you gaze upon the iconic red shrine gate standing majestically in the sea. Embark on a lunch cruise aboard Japan's only raft-style lounge ship, HANAIKADA, a... More

Embark on a 4-Hour Sea Journey: Cruise Around Miyajima from Miyahama Onsen. Set sail from Miyahama Onsen aboard a cruiser for a 4-hour sea journey around Miyajima. Along the way, experience the island life of Setouchi at a charmin... More

Listen to the world adventures of adventurer Yamashita, who circumnavigated the Pacific. Explore the untouched nature on the western and back sides of Miyajima, dating back to ancient times. Experience sailing surrounded only by... More

Immerse yourself in the flavors of Hiroshima's mountainous region on this hands-on culinary tour. Begin your journey with a fruit-picking experience at Hirata Farm, then step into the heart of Miyoshi's rich history as you stroll... More

Discover the World Heritage Island of Miyajima from Miyahama Onsen! From Miyahama Onsen, you can enjoy a scenic 30-minute boat ride to the world heritage island of Miyajima. This plan includes a boat trip from Miyahama Onsen to Mi... More

Taste the flavors of Hiroshima on a guided tour of Okonomimura, a food market with several okonomiyaki restaurants. Learn about the history of okonomiyaki, a dish made with cabbage, flour noodles, pork, seafood, and other ingredie... More

Indulge in a one-of-a-kind gastronomic journey blending the best of Hiroshima's iconic oysters and premium sake. Cruise through the picturesque Seto Inland Sea, visiting oyster farms, soy sauce producers, and citrus orchards. Expe... More

Have You Heard of Japan’s Finest Red Vinegar, Born in Onomichi? While rice vinegar is common for sushi, traditional Edo-style sushi used red vinegar (akazu). Today, premium red vinegar is made from sake lees aged for at least ... More

"Samurai Gozen" is a reproduction of the Kyooshoku (hospitality meal) eaten by Motonari Mohri in Hiroshima in the 16th century.The food at that time consisted of 3 types of food served with rice and about 10 types of food ser... More

You will realize what happened to the people living an ordinary life here, and how they survived after being deprived of the future they had envisioned. You will walk around Hiroshima, a beautiful and peaceful city reborn, and fee... More

An engaging walk through Hiroshima's heritage and historical hot spots; We'll guide you through the startling history of Hiroshima Peace Park and the atomic bomb dome, the grandeur of Hiroshima Castle, and the tranquility of Shukk... More

This is a unique opportunity to experience the popular relaxation of a “dry head spa,” which doesn’t wet your hair, in a stylish suburban private residence with a Zen style. It’s perfect for those tired from using smartpho... More

So you are in Japan and have experienced the excitement and madness, the food and friendliness and the temples and culture. You have been packed on trains like a sushi roll and experienced the selfie stick stampede. Now you are ... More

Located in the Yamaguchi prefecture next to Hiroshima, one can find Iwakuni, a city overflowing with significant cultural and historical heritage. It is most known for the iconic Kintaikyo Bridge, one of the three most famous brid... More

Book your Private Transfer from Hiroshima Airport (HIJ) to Hiroshima Cruise Port. Don't go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttles queues and use our private, door to door airport/port transfer. Your... More

Step back in time and explore Tomonoura, a designated Japan Heritage site that has preserved its historic charm since the days when it flourished as a bustling port during the Shogun era. Stroll along the serene harbor, where the ... More

Saijo is one of Japan's three major sake-producing regions. There are seven sake breweries within walking distance of Saijo Station, and you can efficiently tour three of the seven breweries in an hour and a half while listening t... More

Shukkei-en Garden, a 300-year-old feudal garden in Hiroshima, features a central pond, scenic bridges, and serene landscapes, offering a peaceful escape in the city.... More

Experience the beauty of the Seto Inland Sea on a fishing trip guided by a local fisherman. Cast your lines from a traditional fishing boat and enjoy the thrill of catching fresh fish amidst stunning island-studded waters. Then ha... More