Our final stop will be the Peace Memorial Museum, a quiet and reflective space where conversations are kept to a minimum. Since all exhibits are displayed in both Japanese and English, you will explore the museum on your own after I scan the QR code of the ticket I have reserved for you at the entrance. If you prefer an audio guide in another language, I can assist you in renting one. (Audio guides are not included in the tour price.)

Your guide will share the stories and significance of the memorials and monuments as we explore Peace Memorial Park together

At the Atomic Bomb Dome, we will spend some quiet time reflecting on Hiroshima’s history and the significance of this landmark

After a 30 minute drive, we will park near the ferry terminal and enjoy a short 10‑minute ferry ride to Miyajima. Since the island has very limited parking and the road conditions are not ideal for cars, we do not cross to the island by vehicle.

While walking toward Itsukushima Shrine, the iconic Great Torii gate gradually comes into sight. You can enjoy the surroundings and take photos as we approach.

We will then visit Daishoin Temple, one of the most beautiful and atmospheric places on Miyajima. The temple grounds are filled with unique statues with expressive faces and poses, along with peaceful pathways that create a calm and spiritual atmosphere. Visiting the temple is optional, as there is a long staircase. If you prefer not to climb the stairs or would rather skip the temple visit, we can simply spend more time at other stops—such as trying local food, shopping, or staying longer at the Peace Memorial Museum. The plan can be easily adjusted to your interests.

We will spend a fun time strolling along the shopping street, enjoying local food and drinks and browsing for souvenirs. Lunch I will explain Hiroshima’s local specialty foods during the tour. If you would like to sit down at a restaurant and enjoy Hiroshima’s famous dishes, please let me know in advance so I can secure enough time for lunch. You are also very welcome to enjoy a light “food‑walking” style and try small bites along the way.