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4.96 out of 5 average rating, 534 reviewsTry Japanese traditional archery at Hiroshima Castle
Put on a kimono and equipment, learn the steps, and shoot arrows for 40 minutes. Even if you have no experience with archery, it's okay. Age limit: 10–65 years old ・We may use a translation app to communicate with customers. ・You will not be allowed to enter the facility if you are more than 5 minutes late after the start time. ・You may not enter the facility before the start time of your session. ・Please use the adjacent public restrooms for toilet facilities. ・Please keep your hands, feet, and clothing clean. Dirt and odors are a nuisance. ・ No one other than those booked is allowed to enter the facility.
5 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviewsHiroshima History & Peace Walking Tour
Visit the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park, and learn about the history and recovery of Hiroshima from a peace educator.
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 239 reviewsHiroshima Peace Walking Tour with a local
Hear the Hiroshima locals' voices while touring spots rooted in the history of the city.
5 out of 5 average rating, 14 reviewsHiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki Cooking Experience
Perfect for small groups who prefer a relaxed, private experience, We will cook Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki together, learn the difference from Osaka style and enjoy real local Hiroshima food culture
5 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviewsCalligraphy experience in Matsuyama city
Experience Japanese calligraphy in a traditional house Create your own kanji and take it home Enjoy matcha in a peaceful garden https://www.instagram.com/calligraphy_itoguchi
5 out of 5 average rating, 19 reviewsExplore Hiroshima and Miyajima’s cultural heritage
Visit UNESCO sites including Itsukushima Shrine and the Atomic Bomb Dome with a guide sharing local history and traditions.
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 19 reviewsHiroshima and Miyajima UNESCO Sites 1-Day Bus Tour
Join us on a enriching day tour of Hiroshima, a city known for its resilience and its message of peace. Visit key landmarks, enjoy cultural experiences, and admire the area's stunning natural beauty.
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviewsCycling and cooking Okonomiyaki
Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park area by bike and learn to make Okonomiyaki at my home.
5 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviewsMiyajima & Itsukushima Shrine Walking Tour
Perfect for travelers who want a relaxed and personal experience. I’ll explain Miyajima’s history, the difference between shrines and temples, the unique culture and that make this island so special
5 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviewsExperience Calligraphy and Create a Souvenir
In this experience, you’ll learn the basics of Japanese calligraphy, translate your name or favorite words into Kanji, and create a personal souvenir to take home.
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New place to stayPort City Kure: Cruise, Battleships, & Submarines
Enjoy a mini-cruise ride on the Kure Bay area, learn about the role of the Japanese Navy during and after the war, and understand the key role this city played in the modernization of Japan.
New place to stayHalf-Day Hiroshima Highlights Tour
Learn about Hiroshima city’s origins as a castle town during the Sengoku Period, its importance as Japan unified and developed, and the impact and legacy of the Atomic Bomb.
New place to stayA water adventure setting out from the Kuju Sea
Depart by kayak from the quiet Ku Beach, known only to locals, to visit places and scenery that can only be seen from the water.After taking a break at Kamoike Kaigan Park, depending on your energy level and the weather, you can visit places of interest such as the shipyard and the uninhabited island.And then we safely returned to the Kuo Coast, and the tour was over.Return to the meeting point, take a shower, change clothes, and then you are free to go.
New place to staySake Tasting & Japanese Etiquette Experience
Learn the basics of Japanese sake, including how it is brewed, the ingredients used, and what makes Hiroshima one of Japan's most famous sake-producing regions.
New place to stayAnime merchandise, second-hand goods, arcade, and shipping support in Hiroshima
This is an experience where you visit anime goods stores, second-hand anime goods stores, amusement arcades, and gacha machines in Hiroshima. You can actually see and buy Japanese anime culture and character merchandise. You can also enjoy finding unexpected bargains at the second-hand shop. After purchase, I will provide shipping support at the post office. If you tell me in advance which anime or characters you like, I can also help you find them. We will communicate in simple English and use Google Translate so that even first-time participants can join with peace of mind.
New place to stayAuthentic ramen, onigiri making, and matcha experience in Hiroshima. Vegan options available.
Experience everything from making the noodles to cooking the ramen, and create your own unique bowl.This is a special program where you can enjoy making onigiri, a Japanese home dish, and an authentic matcha experience.
New place to stayKoto & Peace Experience in Hiroshima
Discover the beauty of Japan through the timeless sound of the koto, just one minute from Atomic Bomb Dome. Perform a beautiful piece, and experience Hiroshima's message of peace through music.
New place to stayWalk Hiroshima's history with a local
Stand at the Atomic Bomb Dome, then keep walking where most tours stop. Step inside surviving buildings, read school wall messages from 1945, and taste bread from bakeries that helped rebuild a city.
New place to stayMeet the Guardians of Cave, Shrine, and Soba
Explore Niimi’s dense caves and unique food born from water scarcity. Visit a shrine where a cave is the deity and hear authentic history from local residents. Discover our hidden roots.
New place to stayDrink Like a Local in Imabari's Hidden Izakayas
Explore hidden Izakayas and local nightlife that most tourists never find. Enjoy authentic Imabari yakitori, learn local culture, and experience the city with a certified English-speaking local guide.