Hiroshima Day Tour Private Tour

Pick up at hotel or nearest train station within Hiroshima City.

Atomic Bomb Dome & Peace Memorial Park

The Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park are symbols of “No More Hiroshima” that convey the importance of peace.
The dome, miraculously survived destruction by the atomic bomb, was registered as a World Heritage site as a vital place conveying the importance of anti-war and permanent peace, and these are representative spots of Hiroshima visited by many tourists from both Japan and overseas. One of the must-visit spots when you visit Hiroshima as a place to remember the tragedy of war and reflect on the future.

Heading for Miyajima by high-speed boat

This high-speed boat connects Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Miyajima in 45 minutes. Enjoy views of Hiroshima’s cityscape from both river and sea. Let’s head to Miyajima while enjoying the scenery.
In Miyajima, which has been considered a divine island since ancient times and where the richness of nature is not developed, you can enjoy the different seasonal impressions of beautiful landscapes such as cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn.

Omotesando Shopping Street (Lunch & Free Time/Shopping)

Once arriving at Miyajima, enjoy the famous local food such as oysters, anagomeshi (conger rice), and momiji manju (a maple leaf-shaped bun filled with red bean paste or jam) at the Omote-Sando Shopping Street.
Omote-Sando is the main street in Miyajima, and there are many shops of local foods and souvenirs on both sides of the street. You can shop for souvenirs for a piece of art such as Shamoji, a rice spoon, and other handicrafts.

Itsukushima Shrine

Explore the Mysterious Shrine on the Sea!
Itsukushima shrine, known as “Miyajima in Aki” as one of the three scenic views of Japan, is a majestic and splendid shrine constructed in the shinden-zukuri style on the sea. The landscape where structures on the sea harmonize with the expansive nature behind them is historically and culturally invaluable, and has been designated a World Cultural Heritage site.
The scenery of Itsukushima Shrine changes dramatically with a tide level. At high tide, you can enjoy the fantastic atmosphere as it appears to float on the sea. This National Treasure shrine attracts visitors from around the world year-round.

Mt. Misen (Ropeway)

The vast expanse of the island is mostly covered by pristine forest where many types of plants live only in Miyajima.
Take the ropeway to the top of Mt. Misen and enjoy panoramic views. The view from the ropeway is breathtaking, and you can enjoy spectacular views of the Seto Inland Sea and primeval forest at the top.

Back to Hiroshima city by a high-speed boat

Drop off at the hotel or nearest train station