Cook Okonomiyaki on a Real Teppan at a Local Hiroshima Hidden Gem
Join a unique cooking experience at Okonomiyaki Acchan, one of Hiroshima's most beloved local restaurants.
Step inside a real teppanyaki restaurant kitchen—an area normally off-limits to guests—and learn how to make authentic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki alongside the owner.
Working in pairs, you'll cooperate to create one okonomiyaki together, just like in a real Japanese kitchen.
Discover local food culture, enjoy a hands-on cooking experience, and savor the delicious okonomiyaki you helped make in a truly local atmosphere.
【Important Notes】
→The tour requires a minimum of 2 participants. If the minimum is not met, the tour will be canceled.
→We are unable to accommodate food allergies or religious dietary restrictions.
Please book only if you understand and accept these conditions.
Kumano Brush Atelier Tour Brush Making and Calligraphy Experience
・Private Atelier Access – Exclusive entry to a Kumano brush workshop, rarely open to visitors
・Meet the Masters – Witness the craftsmanship of artisans whose skills have been refined for centuries
・Hands-On Brushmaking – Finish and shape your own brush with the guidance of a master craftsman
・Personalized Keepsake – Your name engraved on the brush shaft, creating a one-of-a-kind memento
・Exclusive Calligraphy Session – Practice calligraphy in the artisan’s private room, experiencing the depth and spirituality of this Japanese art form
Hiroshima Luxurious Private Tour with English Guide
Hiroshima is a rich and captivating city with two World Heritage sites and many tourist attractions. But did you know there are also hidden gems awaiting your discovery, places that remain undiscovered by the average tourist?
Our company crafts customizable tours, allowing guests to explore the unbeaten path. Once you arrive in Hiroshima we will accompany you to various sightseeing spots as your personal tour guide. Specializing in small group tours, we provide meaningful and fulfilling tours without the hassle of long wait times and roundabout travel.
We pride ourselves on curating unforgettable experiences tailored to your individual desires. When you book our tour, we take the time to listen to your preferences and craft a bespoke itinerary that showcases the city's best-kept secrets—gems known only to the locals.
If you're intrigued by the prospect of our tour, we invite you to visit our official website for more information.
Hiroshima History and Evening Walk
Join us for a 2-hour walking tour led by knowledgeable guides who have dedicated years to sharing the important history of Hiroshima. Experience powerful testimonies and stories from atomic bomb survivors (Hibakusha), creating a deep connection to the past.
Explore significant monuments, including the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome, the Peace Cenotaph, and the Children's Peace Monument. We will also visit lesser-known yet vital sites such as the Gates of Peace, the Aioi T-Bridge (the actual target of the atomic bomb), the Peace Watch and Peace Clock Tower, the Mother and Baby in the Storm, the Korean Monuments, the Burial Mound, and many more.
The tour will conclude at the bustling Hondori Street, a lively area filled with a variety of local restaurants and unique shops. Here, you can savor the authentic flavors of regional cuisine, from street food delicacies to traditional dishes, all while enjoying the vibrant market atmosphere.
Bouldering, Sake and Food, Local Gem Hiroshima Evening Tour
If you are staying in Hiroshima and want to enjoy evening activities like the locals, this tour is highly recommended. It is the tour to enjoy bouldering, tachinomi, okonomiyaki, and walking around a local area with a guide. The tour starts at Yokogawa Station, 4 minutes by train from Hiroshima Station. Yokogawa is the district for locals, not for tourists. So, you can feel the different atmosphere from the tourist attractions. The instructor at the bouldering gym speaks English. Beginners, experts and kids can all have fun. Hiroshima is the place where Ginjo Sake was developed. Why don't you try Hiroshima's selected sake? Guests between the ages of 12 and 59 can participate in the tour. For guests under 20 and those who don't drink alcohol, we offer soft drinks. Okonomiyaki is Hiroshima's specialty. We will take you to a retro okonomiyaki restaurant. Your Hiroshima-based guide (a licensed Japanese guide or a trained American guide) will introduce you to various things as you walk.
Kintaikyo Bridge, Castle Town and Seal Carving Iwakuni Day Tour
Located in the Yamaguchi prefecture next to Hiroshima, one can find Iwakuni, a city overflowing with significant cultural and historical heritage. It is most known for the iconic Kintaikyo Bridge, one of the three most famous bridges of Japan, and one of the most famous wooden ones in the world. In the past, Iwakuni developed as a domain known for its cultural achievements and promotion of arts and industry. Under the rule of the Kikkawa clan, the Iwakuni castle town flourished and became the beautiful city that it is today. Cross the incredible Kintaikyo Bridge, stroll through the beautiful Kikko Park, pay your respects at the Kikko Shrine, explore the Iwakuni castle grounds, and participate in a seal engraving experience. Learn and take part in the history, culture, and beauty of this city on this 1-day guided tour of the Iwakuni castle town.
Day Tour Explore Port City Kure Cruise Battleships and Submarines
Not far from Hiroshima city lies the historic naval port town of Kure. Before and during World War II, this city became the largest military port in East Japan. It Is known as one of the greatest shipbuilding cities in the world, and it is where the largest battleship of all time, Yamato, was constructed. Kure is also currently home to one of the major bases of the Japanese Navy.
Join this 1-Day Kure tour to 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. Guests will also have the unique opportunity to walk inside a decommissioned submarine and view the inside of the former residence of the Kure Naval Station Commander-in-Chief.
This tour is a must for ship and history enthusiasts! There is no better place to visit if you wish to get a first-hand experience of Japan’s naval technology.
Full Day Tour Hiroshima Hidden Gems and Highlights
In this full-day tour, take part in Hiroshima’s famed Peace Tourism, while also having the opportunity to appreciate the nature and culture of Hiroshima. Led by one of our experienced tour guides, visit one of Hiroshima’s hidden gems, Mitaki-dera, a beautiful Buddhist temple located in the mountains and away from the city center. Here, learn about Buddhism in Japan, as well as take in the amazing natural scenery of this breathtaking temple. After, continue to admire the beauty of this city by visiting the Shukkei-en Garden and learn about the main principles of Japanese gardens.
Next, delve deeper into the history of Hiroshima by going to the Hiroshima Castle ruins and learning about the city’s origins as a castle town during the Sengoku Period. Additionally, take part in Hiroshima’s “Peace Tourism” by visiting the Peace Memorial Park and Peace Memorial Museum. Reflect upon the concept of peace while observing traces of the Atomic Bombing and the monuments built to honor the victims.
Hiroshima Peace Experience: Fold and Dedicate an Origami Crane
Origami is a traditional Japanese art of folding paper to create beautiful shapes.
In this experience, you will enjoy folding origami and making a paper crane as a wish for peace. At the end, you will offer it at the Children’s Peace Monument. Every day, cranes filled with prayers for peace arrive there from around the world.
The walk to the monument takes about 20 minutes. Along the way, your guide will introduce local shops and streets so you can enjoy strolling through Hiroshima.
This experience is not only about discovering the charm and history of origami. It is also a chance to reflect on peace. Including the walk to Peace Memorial Park, the total duration is about 90 minutes.
Blending creativity, history, and a message of peace, this cultural experience is perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers.
Hiroshima Islands by E Bike Cafés Coastlines and Local Life
Escape the crowds and discover a side of Hiroshima most travelers never see. Just a 40-minute scenic ferry ride from the city, Etajima Island feels like a different world—peaceful coastal roads, traditional fishing villages, olive groves, and locally run cafés overlooking the Seto Inland Sea.
This private e-bike experience lasts around 6 hours, but the cycling itself is gentle and broken up by ferry crossings, café stops, lunch, and time off the bike to enjoy the scenery. Comfortable pedal-assist e-bikes make the ride accessible for anyone with basic cycling ability.
Along the way, we stop for coffee at a seaside café, enjoy a local lunch, and visit tucked-away beaches and scenic viewpoints far from busy sightseeing routes. Guided by a local, the day offers an authentic look at everyday island life at an unhurried pace.
The tour schedule can be adjusted to combine easily with a visit to the Peace Memorial Park on the same day.
This is a private tour for your group only.
Hiroshima Peace Private Tour with Local: A-Bomb & Garden History
Hiroshima is known around the world for the atomic bombing, but it is also a vibrant city with a rich culture, local traditions, and beautiful scenery.
On this tour, explore some of Hiroshima’s highlights with a Hiroshima-born local guide. Stroll through the beautiful Shukkeien Garden, visit Hiroshima Castle, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Hondori Shopping Street. Then, visit the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome, where you will learn about Hiroshima’s history and message of peace. You may also hear personal stories from the guide’s family related to the atomic bombing, offering a more personal perspective on Hiroshima’s past.
With insights from a Hiroshima-born local guide, discover stories and perspectives that are difficult to find on your own. The tour can be adjusted to your interests and pace, creating a meaningful and personal experience of Hiroshima.
Play the Koto near Hiroshima's Atomic Bomb Dome
Why Guests Love This Experience
✓ Learn to play a complete koto piece in just 90 minutes
✓ Experience authentic Japanese culture beyond sightseeing
✓ Discover the story of Hiroshima through music
✓ Learn from experienced English-speaking koto instructors
✓ Visit one of Japan's most important cultural regions for koto craftsmanship
✓ Located just one minute from the Atomic Bomb Dome
Miyajima: Culture, History & Scenic Beauty
Step into the heart of Hiroshima with a guided tour that’s powerful, emotional, and inspiring. I’ll take you to the Atomic Bomb Dome, Peace Museum, and Children’s Monument, sharing real stories, local insights, and moments that will stay with you.
What to Expect
1: Meet at Miyajimaguchi Ferry Terminal
2: Walk through Omotesando Shopping Street
3: Visit Itsukushima Shrine and the Floating Torii Gate
4: Meet the island's deer and learn about local culture
5: Visit Daisho-in Temple
6: Scenic viewpoints and photo stops
This isn’t just a tour, it’s a journey of remembrance, resilience, and hope for peace.
✨ Perfect for curious travelers who want meaning behind the monuments.
Great photo spots | Peaceful reflections | Easy walk
Book now for an unforgettable experience in Hiroshima.
Hiroshima’s Historic Walk Private Tour: Castle, Dome & Peace Park
Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. Embark on a journey where history speaks through silent witnesses and peace prevails. On the “Hiroshima’s Historic Walk,” you are not just a visitor but a storyteller of the legacy of Hiroshima’s Castle, the resilience at the Atomic Bomb Dome, and the eternal prayers at Peace Memorial Park. Each step on this walking tour connects you more deeply with the city’s poignant past and its inspiring rebirth. Be the hero of your adventure as you walk through these historical landmarks, understanding their profound messages. This tour isn’t just a walk; it’s a path towards understanding and peace, perfectly suited for those who cherish history and harmony. Join us to witness Hiroshima not just as a site of memory, but as a beacon of hope and renewal.
Please note: The availability and accessibility of attractions may vary based on time of day and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.
Half Day Hiroshima Highlight Tour with Story Telling
You will realize what happened to the people living an ordinary life here, and how they survived after being deprived of the future they had envisioned. You will walk around Hiroshima, a beautiful and peaceful city reborn, and feel the underlying strength of the people who rose from the ruins.
I worked as a local government official in the Hibakusha (A-bomb survivors) Support Division for 12 years and continue interacting with Hibakusha. Therefore, I can accurately convey things about A-bomb survivors, the reconstruction of Hiroshima, and the effects of radiation on the human body to you.
The Tower of Hiroshima Castle is a museum where you can learn about the history and culture of Hiroshima. Also near the castle are the A-bombed trees and the remains of the communications room where the first news of the atomic bombing was transmitted.
Soothe your tour fatigue at the beautiful Shukkeien, a Japanese garden.
Iwakuni Tour from Hiroshima with Sake Tasting and Sushi Making
Discover the spirit of the samurai in Iwakuni on this full-day guided tour from Hiroshima. Visit a sake brewery using pure Nishiki River water and enjoy exclusive tastings. Try your hand at making Iwakuni sushi - a unique pressed-style dish - and savor a traditional lunch. Walk across the iconic Kintai Bridge, built without nails using ancient techniques. Explore Kikko Park's seasonal blooms and the Kashiwabara Art Museum's stunning samurai artifacts. With a licensed English-speaking guide, this immersive journey blends history, culture, and nature for an unforgettable experience.
Okonomiyaki Counter: Hiroshima Edition
This is okonomiyaki, Hiroshima-style. No flames, no gimmicks, no shrimp tossed through the air. Just real food, real chefs, and a little bit of action if you want in on the fun. You’ll sit grill-side with a bilingual guide and a professional okonomiyaki chef, learning how this layered, savory pancake became a local staple. Choose from four different versions, including meat, seafood, vegetarian, and a gluten-free option (available by request). If you want to try your hand at cooking, the chef will guide you step by step. If you’d rather just relax and eat, that’s totally fine too. This is a small group experience at a real local restaurant, not a tourist trap, and you’ll leave full, happy, and maybe just a little proud of your creation.
Okonomiyaki has long been a go-to meal in Japan, originally taking shape in the years after World War II when simple ingredients had to stretch far. These days, it’s still found everywhere from hole-in-the-wall counters to specialty restaurants.
Hiroshima 3-Hour Peace Walking Tour with a Local Guide
A small-group walking tour with a Hiroshima-based guide. Never more than 10 people — not a bus tour.
Most Hiroshima tours cover the Peace Park, the Dome and the museum. You can do those on your own. This tour takes you where you can't go alone:
・A working elementary school, 460 m from the hypocenter, where survivors' chalk messages were found under the plaster after 54 years
・The bank that reopened two days after the bomb, and lent its own counters to ten other banks
・The hypocenter itself — outside a clinic still run by the grandson of the doctor who came back that night to treat the injured
・A stone that still carries the shadow of the statue standing in front of it
・The tree that came back the following spring, whose seeds are now planted overseas
etc..
About 3 hours on foot, in English. You'll walk it with a handful of travellers from other countries.
By the end you'll have met about a dozen survivors of 6 August. Not all of them are people.
Unforgettable Experience in Hiroshima, Peace Park and Miyajima
You will realize what happened to the people living an ordinary life here, and how they survived after being deprived of the future they had envisioned. You will walk around Hiroshima, a beautiful and peaceful city reborn, and feel the underlying strength of the people who rose from the ruins.
I worked as a local government official in the Hibakusha (A-bomb survivors) Support Division for 12 years and continue interacting with Hibakusha. Therefore, I can accurately convey things about A-bomb survivors, the reconstruction of Hiroshima, and the effects of radiation on the human body to you.
On Miyajima, you will be captivated by the beautiful contrast of the deep green primeval forest, the blue sea, and the vermilion-colored Itsukushima Shrine and Otorii (Grand Gate). Deer will welcome you on the street.
Private Sightseeing Walking Tour in Hiroshima with a Guide
In addition to the Peace Memorial Park and Miyajima, there are a lot of places you cannot miss in Hiroshima. Explore Hiroshima with your professional and friendly guide and discover the beauty and history of Hiroshima by visiting fascinating and historic attractions. As a private customized tour, your guide can also tailor the itinerary according to your preference.
Private Full-Day Okunoshima and Hiroshima Sake Breweries Tour
Join us to the Rabbit island and Saijo Breweries tour with English Speaking Private Guide!
Let's discover Okunoshima island which is popularly known as Rabbit Island. Okunoshima is the only place in the world where visitors can wander freely among wild rabbits. There are over 900 rabbits there. They are so familiar and cute.
You can enjoy tasting Sake(Japanese alcohol) in Saijo or Takehara city. If there is one drink that represents Japan, it is sake! This is Saijo Sake, the Japanese sake brewery town. We’ve also included how you can buy sake and how best to taste sake. So you can enjoy sake tasting at home.
Hiroshima’s Hidden Zen Sanctuary: Premium Dry Head Spa Experience
Discover Your Hidden Sanctuary in Hiroshima Step away from the crowds into a stylish, Modern Zen private residence for a premium "Dry Head Spa." Your relaxation begins at JR Itsukaichi Station, where we provide complimentary private car pickup and drop-off, saving you the stress of navigating local streets.
This isn't just a massage; it’s a recovery session for the modern traveler. We use firm, therapeutic pressure to dissolve deep-seated scalp and neck tension caused by travel and digital strain. Our waterless technique is the perfect, hassle-free way to regain mental clarity without the fuss of a full spa visit.
Complete your journey to inner peace with our "Japanese Wellness Refreshment"—calming herbal tea and savory kelp. We then drive you back to the station, leaving you refreshed and revitalized for your next adventure.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park & Museum "A City Rose Again"
Step beyond the monuments and uncover the human stories behind Hiroshima's journey from tragedy to hope.
Explore the
1: Peace of gates
2: G7 Summit Gallery
3: Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims
4: Cenotaph
5: Peace of Flame
6: Children peace Monument
7: Rest House
8: Atomic Bomb Dome
9: Hypocenter
and key sites within Peace Memorial Park while gaining local insights into the city's remarkable recovery and enduring message of peace. This tour offers a meaningful, thought, provoking experience that connects history, resilience, and the spirit of modern Hiroshima.
Hiroshima Group Walking Tour With Local Guide
This 4-hour walking tour offers a thoughtful introduction to Hiroshima’s culture and modern history, guided in English.
Meeting at Hiroshima Station, head to Shukkeien Garden, built in 1620. Your guide will introduce traditional aesthetics and nature as you stroll around its peaceful pond. Next, walk to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park to visit the Atomic Bomb Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and key memorials. Continue to the Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall to reflect on individual stories of 1945.
The tour concludes outside the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, where your guide will provide a helpful orientation before leaving you to explore inside at your own pace.