Kumano Town, known as the heart of Japan’s brush-making industry for over 180 years, proudly continues the tradition of brush craftsmanship. Today, it is recognized as Japan’s leading brush production area. Recently, Kumano br... More

It will be a massage experience. In Japan, there is a traditional technique called “Shiatsu”. We provide a technique called shiatsu stretch that adds stretch to it. It is effective for shoulder pain, low back pain, joint pain,... More

We will take you to watch Hiroshima Kagura which traditional agricultural ritual in local, Hiroshima on this night tour. Let's have a sophisticated and quality night at Hiroshima! Also you can ask questions to the actors on stage ... More

Discover Your Hidden Sanctuary in Hiroshima Step away from the crowds into a stylish, Modern Zen private residence for a premium "Dry Head Spa." Your relaxation begins at JR Itsukaichi Station, where we provide complimentary priva... More

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

Mt. Omine used to be one of a place where a lot of Japanese people come to see the beautiful scenery from summit. The best thing to climb up this mountain is that you will see 360° view at the top, and there are many beautiful ... More

2026 Fortune & Waterfall Spa Retreat 1. Top 2026 Luck Spot Visit Oogashira Shrine, Japan’s premier power spot for 2026. Pray to the Three Rare Dragons to unlock career and financial success during the Year of the Horse. 2. Sac... More

Discover the "Invisible Stories" of Hiroshima This small-group tour (max 6 guests), led by a licensed local guide, connects the historic Peace Memorial Park with the peaceful 9th-century Mitaki-dera Temple. After a short introdu... More

Experience the spirit of Hiroshima through a journey of peace and beauty. Visit the Peace Memorial Museum and Peace Memorial Park to learn about the city’s tragic past and inspiring recovery, guided by a Hiroshima-born expert wh... More

Learn about Hiroshima’s reconstruction in this 2-hour guided bike tour. You’ll cycle through the Peace Park and Hiroshima Castle, and try the city’s specialty dish, iron-grilled Hiroshima-yaki. Highlights Explore Hiroshima ... More

【Discover another side of Hiroshima】 Ideal for travelers staying 2+ nights who want to explore local neighborhoods, historic streets, and everyday Japanese culture beyond the main tourist attractions. Experience the everyday s... More

A standard plan that includes a kimono experience and a self-photo shoot. With this plan, you can choose your favorite kimono or yukata from about 200 kimonos! It includes everything you need for dressing, such as obi and clogs. ... 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

Contemplating Peace at 'Water Front City Hiroshima' This tour takes you down the rivers flowing through the city of Hiroshima towards the UNESCO World Heritage site, the Atomic Bomb Dome, covering a round trip of 3 km. Hiroshima... More

We will take you to the top popular sightseeing spots in Onomichi and Fukuyama on this bus tour! (You will travel between Hiroshima and Fukuyama by shinkansen/bullet train) Explore Onomichi and Fukuyama with Tour bus a comfortable... More

Create your own Kanji art and take home a one-of-a-kind souvenir from Hiroshima. This is a fully private calligraphy experience, reserved just for you and your group. Enjoy the experience at your own pace. The workshop takes pla... More

The Koto is one of Japan's traditional instruments, known for its unique and evocative sound. You can experience a live Koto performance in an intimate, small-group setting. You will also learn about the history of the Koto and th... More

Escape the crowds and discover a side of Hiroshima most travelers never see. Just a 40-minute scenic ferry ride from the city, Etajima Island feels like a different world—peaceful coastal roads, traditional fishing villages, oli... More

1. Japan's first Yokai museum opens in Hiroshima The museum exhibits 5,500 Yokai collections, including picture scrolls, woodblock paintings and ceramics, donated by folklorist Koichi Yumoto. 2. Digital Encyclopedia Experience Jap... More