Goshushi is a stamp of warrior issued to a temple or a shrine as a proof of payment. The payment of sutras refers to paying sutras to shrines and shrines in order to pray for peace in this world, good luck in the afterlife, or for... More

In recent years, Hiroshima has become a trending tourist destination, attracting many visitors from both within Japan and abroad. We highly recommend exploring this beautiful city in the morning to avoid the crowds and fully enjoy... More

Visit Hiroshima Castle, a symbol of Hiroshima for more than 300 years, and learn about the history of the city. Explore the castle tower and see exhibits related to the Mori clan, life in the Edo period, and the streets of Hiroshi... More

【Discover Another Side of Hiroshima!】Experience Hiroshima beyond the typical tourist spots on this unique walking tour. Stroll along historic samurai-era roads and quiet backstreets, visiting hidden gems like Ebisu Shrine and ... More

1. Japan's first Yokai museum opens in Hiroshima The museum exhibits 5,000 Yokai collections, including picture scrolls, woodblock paintings and ceramics, donated by folklorist Koichi Yumoto. 2. Digital Encyclopedia Experience Jap... More

Not far from Hiroshima city lies the historic naval port town of Kure. Before and during World War II, this city became the largest military port in East Japan. It Is known as one of the greatest shipbuilding cities in the world, ... More

You simply can’t complete your trip to Hiroshima without visiting Hijiyama Park. This 5K running tour is the perfect way to start your day! The park showcases the natural beauty of Japan and is home to numerous historical sites.... More

Join me as I unveil Hiroshima's hidden charms, sharing personal insights and local knowledge. Your adventure begins at Hiroshima Station. From there, we'll embark on a leisurely stroll through the captivating Shukkeien Garden, a ... More

There is no doubt that Itsukushima Shrine is one of the best places to visit if you come to Japan. There are so many things to see and do at this shrine, but the architecture, built to float above the sea, is perhaps the greatest ... More

At 9 PM, we’ll meet at HONDORI (本通り). From there, we’ll go to NAGAREGAWA (流れ川), the city’s nightlife district. This area is renowned for its clubs, bars, and unique atmosphere. I’ll introduce you to a side of J... More

Visit Mitaki-ji Temple, a peaceful sanctuary in the mountains northwest of Hiroshima, and explore its history, waterfalls, and cultural significance.... More

Takehara has been called Hiroshima’s "Little Kyoto.” The townscape, which has been selected as one of Japan's Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Building, offers a sense of serenity and relaxed passage of time. This... More

Located within Hiroshima prefecture, Takehara is a charming and beautiful city on the coast of the Seto Inland Sea. In the past, Takehara flourished as a port town known for its sake and salt production. Today, many buildings dati... More

[Weekday Exclusive] Visit the western coast of Miyajima, a sacred island where the gods reside. Embark on a lunch cruise aboard the unique raft-style lounge ship, HANAIKADA, the only one of its kind in Japan, offering a 90-minute ... More

Discover Hiroshima's rich history and vibrant culture on this engaging bike tour designed for participants aged 10 to 70. Start your adventure at Freebird BMX Shop before visiting the solemn Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Enjoy a ... More

Cruise from Miyahama Onsen, enjoy a 1.5-hour Seto Inland Sea cruise with a final stop at Miyajima. It's the perfect plan for a luxurious Miyajima tour. Enjoy an exhilarating sea trip cruising the waters around Miyajima, including ... More

Hi! This is from Hiroshima. This tour is totally diffrent from other ones. You can visit an idellic valley where only localls live in. There are no shops, no tourists except you, but is the authentic Japanese life in Nature. Y... More

A local guide will take you through Hiroshima's popular attractions and local foods!! A private guide will take you around Hiroshima, Take you to experience the local cuisine of Hiroshima. A local guide will take you to find a se... More

Ginjo-shu is one of the most famous types of sake. This tour will take you to Akitsu, the birthplace of ginjo-shu, and Saijo, one of Japan’s three major sake brewery regions, to learn about sake while tasting Hiroshima's sake. T... More

Originally a post-town during the Edo Period, Saijo has grown into one of the main “Sake Capitals” of Japan. The climate and water of this area allow for the production of excellent sake of the highest quality. Seven breweries... More