• Atomic Bomb Dome - Discover the events of 1945 and how the city has been rejuvenated. The dome was built in 1915 by a Czech architect, giving it a unique style compared to typical Japanese structures. Learn from the guide why this dome withstood the atomic bomb, its original purpose, and the circumstances during the bombing.
• Shima Hospital - Explore the ground zero of the atomic bomb and learn about the hospital and the people who once worked there.
• Rest House of Hiroshima Peace Park - Formerly the Taisho-ya kimono shop, where traditional Japanese clothing was sold. Remarkably, one person survived the explosion inside, despite being within 200 meters of ground zero.
• Peace Memorial Park - Hiroshima - Visit the Peace Memorial Park, a place where Japanese people gather to pray for peace. The Peace Memorial Museum, designed by renowned Japanese architect Kenzo Tange, was built in 1954 after World War II. The park features numerous monuments and statues related to the bombing, each with profound stories. The guide will highlight the most significant sites. In May 2023, the G7 summit was held in Hiroshima, where world leaders visited and prayed for peace. Explore this significant site and its valuable monuments.
• Children’s Peace Monument - Listen to the story of Sadako Sasaki, who survived the atomic bombing at age two and inspired the tradition of folding a thousand paper cranes.
• Hiroshima Peace City Monument Cenotaph for the Atomic Bomb Victims - Visit this poignant site where the registry of those who perished in the atomic bombing is preserved.
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum - A must-visit museum showcasing authentic wartime artifacts and stories. The Peace Memorial Museum houses numerous exhibits, including clothing, bento boxes, photographs, and narratives about how the atomic bombing impacted lives. The building, also designed by Kenzo Tange, complements the Peace Memorial Park. Consider what can be done for peace as you explore this meaningful place.

• Entrance fee: Itsukushima shrine
• Photo data (the guide will take pictures)
• Certified guide fee
• Entrance fee: Peace Memorial Museum

• Lunch
• Private transportation

Hiroshima occupies a significant and poignant position in global history as the first city to experience an atomic bomb attack in 1945.

Following the destruction, the local community voiced their deep sorrow, frequently lamenting that “no flowers or trees would grow here for 75 years.”

However, from this adversity, Hiroshima has undergone an extraordinary revival, evolving into a lively City of Peace—a key hub for education and advocacy for global peace.

This important tour provides the chance to thoroughly explore this incredible recovery.

Participants will visit the most important landmarks—the Peace Memorial Park, the Peace Memorial Museum, and the Atomic Bomb Dome—accompanied by an experienced local guide.

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