The highlight of this tour is Mitaki Temple, a peaceful mountainside temple founded in 809 and beloved by locals for centuries. Today, it’s also gaining popularity among international visitors. The journey begins near the atomi... More

Seeking an authentic young guide for Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Museum and Peace Park? I’m Momo, a Hiroshima native who began guiding peace tours in high school. Since 2020, I’ve worked with an NPO as a Peace Education Progr... More

Join a guided walking tour through Hiroshima’s most iconic sites. Start at the Atomic Bomb Dome, a powerful UNESCO symbol of peace, before strolling through the Peace Memorial Park and Museum. Visit the hypocenter marker for a m... More

Mt. Ungetsu invites you to explore its lush terrain, shaped by a periodic burning tradition that preserves open vistas and the mountain’s unique character. This practice honors past generations and reveals nature’s quiet rhyth... More

At the end of WWII at 8:15AM on 6 Aug 1945, the world's 1st atomic bomb hit Hiroshima city. Nearly 140,000 people died, and the city turned to hell. You will visit venues related to the bombing, and learn about war and think about... 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

Unlike other guides who may not be familiar with the terrain, our tours are led by local staff based onsite—people who know Sandankyo Gorge intimately. We’re not just visiting; we’re part of the landscape. As the only team c... More