Location: Located within 500 meters of the hypocenter. The Tragedy: Almost all students and teachers at school that morning died instantly. The Aftermath: Following the bombing, the building became a temporary rescue station. What to See: You can see the preserved walls where survivors wrote desperate messages on the chalkboards to let loved ones know they were alive.

History: 600 years ago, originally built to mark the boundary between the sea and the land. Location: Located within 500 meters of the hypocenter. The Survival: Although the main building and torii gate were completely destroyed, the large rocks and camphor trees survived the intense heat ray. What to See: These surviving trees and stones have regrown beautifully, serving as a powerful symbol of rebirth, resilience, and peace.

Scenic Walk to "Teppanyaki Dontoko" A relaxing walk through the streets, observing local life.

A cozy local restaurant that keeps the tradition alive, sticking to the authentic, 40-year-old traditional method of making Okonomiyaki. Note: Food/drinks are not included in the tour price. Options (Pay on-site): Lunch: approx. 2,000 JPY Cooking Experience: 10,000 JPY Choose your option on the day!