• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum - This was the first city globally to experience an atomic bomb attack. Visitors can explore the facts through exhibits, paintings by A-bomb survivors, and data. Visiting this museum offers a profound experience.
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - Take a leisurely walk through the park and visit various monuments. Witness the resilience from a tragic past and the park’s current beauty. Hear stories and insights from those who grew up in Hiroshima.
• Children’s Peace Monument - Discover the poignant story of “SADAKO,” a young girl, and see numerous origami cranes.
• Atomic Bomb Dome - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Atomic Bomb Dome remarkably maintains its original structure, being almost directly beneath the hypocenter. It stands as a powerful symbol of war’s tragedy. Experiencing it firsthand may leave a lasting impact.
• Ground Zero - Above the Shima hospital, the atomic bomb detonated. Imagine the experience of standing there at that moment.
• Hiroshima Castle - Explore the Samurai castle, originally built in the 16th century. Although a replica due to destruction by the A-bomb, visitors can stop for photos outside or enter the museum to learn about Hiroshima’s history, the castle, armor, and Japanese swords.
• Shukkei-en Garden - One of Japan’s oldest gardens, featuring a beautiful landscape with a pond, trees, and gentle slopes, created in 1620. It belonged to a Samurai who settled in the area. The serene and natural beauty reflects the rich Japanese culture.

• Guide (English, Japanese)
• Entry fee of Peace Memorial Museum: SKIP LINE
• Entry fee of Shukkeien Garden
• Customize in advance
• Photo data of the tour

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• Tips
• Entry fee of Hiroshima castle

Feb. 16-21, 2026 Peace Museum → Memorial Hall instead
Embark on a private 3- or 4-hour walking tour of Hiroshima, led by a local guide who is a native of the city, including descendants of A-Bomb survivors. This tour goes beyond typical guidebooks, showcasing both renowned landmarks and insightful local viewpoints.

Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Atomic Bomb Dome and take a moment to reflect at the Peace Park and Museum. Listen to personal accounts of survival, recovery, and hope that provide a deeper understanding of the city’s history.

Wander through local streets, savor regional culture, and engage in conversation with your welcoming guide. This tour is adaptable and tailored to your pace and interests, whether you’re traveling alone, as a couple, or with family.

This is more than just sightseeing; it’s a heartfelt journey through Hiroshima’s past, present, and future—with a native guide who offers not only facts but genuine human connection. Make this the most unforgettable part of your trip to Japan!

• Please do not participate if you have cold symptoms

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.