After visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, why not experience the traditional Japanese art of calligraphy? 【What Makes Us Special】 ✔ No Experience Needed – Our friendly instructor will guide you step by step. ✔... 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

In Hiroshima, a city of peace, you can experience the traditional Japanese tea ceremony and reflect on peace. Our tour also includes a guide introducing the history of reconstruction. During this 60-minute tea ceremony experience,... More

"Discover breathtaking panoramic views of Hiroshima from the iconic Orizuru Tower. Located near the Atomic Bomb Dome, this unique attraction offers an interactive experience, including the chance to fold an origami crane, symboliz... 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

Experience the beauty of Japan's traditions in one unforgettable event! Sip on authentic matcha tea as you immerse yourself in the elegance of Japanese traditional dance. Watch as skilled performers gracefully dance, all while tr... More

Book your private transfer from Hiroshima Port to Hiroshima Airport (HIJ). Avoid the hassle of waiting in long taxis or shared shuttle queues and use our private, door-to-door airport transfer. Your driver will be waiting for yo... 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

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

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

You can experience SUP in the heart of the tourist area in Hiroshima. Depends on the condition of the day, You can see the historic cityscape from the water such as Atomic Dome and Peace Memorial Park. Instructors will guide you o... 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

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

A licensed Hiroshima local guide will take you to two World Heritage Sites in Hiroshima as a private tour. On the island of Miyajima, you’ll visit Itsukushima Shrine and Daishoin Temple, both considered as sacred places. After t... More

“Inaka” refers to Japan’s peaceful countryside—rich in tradition, surrounded by nature, and full of local charm. Yuki Town, affectionately known as “Hiroshima’s Hidden Retreat” for generations, is one such Inaka, bel... More

In Japanese tea ceremony, the most formal tea gathering is called “Chaji”. Chaji starts with the building of fire with charcoal in front of the guests and a Japanese course meal, and finishes with two types of tea, thick and t... More

Whether you’re only in Hiroshima for the morning or want to avoid the crowds of tourists or students on school field trips, this early morning tour of the city lets you experience the city at its most tranquil. After your sights... 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

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

Visit the famous Itsukushima Shrine and the summit of Miyajima on a guided tour. Learn about the culture of Miyajima, where the beliefs of the sea and the mountains coexist.... More