• Hiroshima Station - 【Meeting Point】
  Guests will be collected from hotels or a specified location.
  【Meeting time】
  Guests can choose a pick-up time between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm. Please specify the time in the special requirements box.
• Atomic Bomb Dome - A preserved UNESCO World Heritage Site, serving as a poignant reminder of the devastation caused by nuclear weapons.
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum - An emotionally impactful museum that illustrates the catastrophic effects of the atomic bomb and Hiroshima’s advocacy for peace.
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - Situated in the heart of Hiroshima, near the epicenter of the atomic bomb dropped on August 6, 1945, this park was created to honor the victims and promote peace.
• Fukuromachi Elementary School Peace Museum - Located just a few hundred meters from the atomic bomb’s hypocenter, this museum is housed in a school building that survived the 1945 blast, serving as a poignant reminder of nuclear warfare’s tragedy.
• Former Bank of Japan Hiroshima - This historic building, close to the hypocenter, withstood the atomic bombing on August 6, 1945. Despite severe damage, it remained standing and was used as a temporary emergency shelter, playing a role in Hiroshima’s recovery. Today, it symbolizes resilience and is recognized as a hibaku building (atomic-bombed building).
• Assumption of Mary Cathedral - Also known as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Cathedral, this is the main Catholic church in Hiroshima. Built post-World War II as a symbol of peace and reconciliation, it was designed by Japanese architect Togo Murano and completed in 1954, funded by global Catholic donations, particularly from Germany. Located near the atomic bomb’s hypocenter, it serves as a place for prayer, reflection, and remembrance.
• Shukkei-en Garden - A beautifully restored Japanese garden, originally designed for feudal lords, renowned for its seasonal beauty and surviving A-bomb trees.
• Hiroshima Castle - A reconstructed feudal castle, originally built by Mori Terumoto, now featuring a museum dedicated to Hiroshima’s samurai-era history.

• English-speaking guide
• Pick-up service (on foot)
• Customized private tour of your choice from the places listed on ‘What to Expect’

• Gratuity (not obligatory)
• Food and drinks
• Admission fee for each place
• Public transportation fee
• Other personal expenses

Join a private walking tour through the lively and historic city of Hiroshima, guided by a professional English-speaking local expert.

Enjoy a 2 to 3-hour private tour in Hiroshima, where you have the freedom to select the destinations you wish to explore. To assist in planning, here are two sample itineraries:

① Hiroshima City Highlights Tour
This path emphasizes Hiroshima’s historical and cultural sites:
・Hiroshima Castle
・Gokoku Shrine
・Shukkeien Garden

② A-Bomb Legacy Tour
This tour visits significant locations related to the atomic bombing:
・Atomic Bomb Dome
・Fukuromachi Elementary School Peace Museum
・Bank of Japan Hiroshima Branch
・Peace Memorial Museum

These are merely suggested routes—you are encouraged to mix and match sites or tailor the tour to suit your interests. If so, please choose from “What to expect” and note it under “Special request”. Whether your focus is on history, peace education, or local culture, we will help craft the ideal experience for you.

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