Hiroshima and Miyajima One-Day Bus Tour: Discover Japan’s Peace Memorial and Famous Floating Torii Gate

Discover two of western Japan’s most significant destinations on a guided Hiroshima and Miyajima one-day bus tour, combining the moving history of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park with the spectacular beauty of Miyajima Island.

This full-day sightseeing experience introduces visitors to Hiroshima’s wartime history, its remarkable recovery and the cultural importance of peace, before travelling across the Seto Inland Sea to one of Japan’s most beautiful Shinto shrines.

Begin your journey in Hiroshima, where you will visit the Atomic Bomb Dome, explore the Peace Memorial Park and learn about the events of 6 August 1945 at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.

After enjoying a traditional Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki lunch, continue by coach and ferry to Miyajima Island, famous for its magnificent Itsukushima Shrine and iconic red torii gate.

With an English-speaking guide, comfortable transportation, included attraction admissions and return ferry tickets, this approximately eight-hour excursion offers a convenient way to experience two UNESCO World Heritage landmarks in a single day.

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Table of Contents

• Hiroshima and Miyajima Day Tour Overview
• One-Day Guided Tour Itinerary
• Hiroshima: A City of History and Peace
• Atomic Bomb Dome
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
• Hiroshima Castle
• Enjoy a Traditional Hiroshima Okonomiyaki Lunch
• Scenic Ferry Journey to Miyajima Island
• Explore Miyajima Island
• Itsukushima Shrine: A UNESCO World Heritage Site
• The Famous Floating Torii Gate
• Omotesando Shopping Street
• Miyajima’s Famous Deer
• Best Photography Opportunities
• Why Choose a Guided Hiroshima and Miyajima Tour?
• Practical Travel Information
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Book Your Hiroshima and Miyajima Tour

Hiroshima and Miyajima One-Day Bus Tour Overview

This guided sightseeing experience combines Hiroshima’s most important peace memorial attractions with the traditional shrines and natural beauty of Miyajima Island.

The excursion departs from Hiroshima Station and includes transportation by air-conditioned coach, a ferry crossing and guided visits to important cultural landmarks.

• Departure city: Hiroshima, Japan
• Meeting point: Hiroshima Station Shinkansen Gate, second floor, North Gate
• Meeting time: 9:45 am
• Scheduled departure: Approximately 10:00 am, with boarding arrangements beforehand
• Duration: Approximately 8 hours
• Tour operator: H.I.S. Co. Ltd.
• Guide: English-speaking live guide
• Transportation: Air-conditioned coach and return Miyajima ferry
• Main destinations: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, Atomic Bomb Dome, Peace Memorial Museum and Miyajima Island
• Included admission: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and Itsukushima Shrine
• Lunch: Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki
• Return: Hiroshima Station

The advertised itinerary includes time for guided sightseeing and independent exploration, although exact timings may change according to traffic, weather and operating conditions.

Hiroshima and Miyajima Full-Day Tour Itinerary

The itinerary provides a convenient way to experience the historical and cultural highlights of Hiroshima and Miyajima within a single day.

Morning: Meet at Hiroshima Station

Begin the experience at the Shinkansen Gate on the second floor of Hiroshima Station.

Meet your English-speaking guide, who will be holding an H.I.S. sign, before boarding the sightseeing coach.

During the journey through Hiroshima, passengers may see Hiroshima Castle from the bus window as the group travels towards Peace Memorial Park.

Late Morning: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

The tour includes a visit to the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park, where visitors learn about the events of 6 August 1945 and the city’s commitment to promoting peace.

Visit Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

Continue to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, where exhibits document the atomic bombing, its human consequences and the experiences of survivors.

The advertised itinerary allows approximately one hour for the museum.

Lunch: Hiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki

Enjoy a traditional Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki lunch at a local restaurant.

The dish is a regional speciality featuring layers of vegetables, noodles and savoury ingredients.

Afternoon: Travel to Miyajima

After lunch, travel by coach to Miyajimaguchi and board a ferry across the water to Miyajima Island.

The crossing offers scenic views of the Seto Inland Sea and, depending on the ferry route, the island’s famous red torii gate.

Explore Itsukushima Shrine

Visit the magnificent Itsukushima Shrine, renowned for its distinctive architecture and extraordinary coastal setting.

The shrine is one of Japan’s most recognisable UNESCO World Heritage landmarks.

Free Time on Miyajima

Enjoy approximately one hour of free time to explore the island’s traditional shopping streets, taste local snacks and take photographs.

Return to Hiroshima

Travel by ferry back to the mainland before returning by coach to Hiroshima Station in the late afternoon.

The full excursion lasts approximately eight hours, depending on the operating schedule.

Hiroshima: Discover a City Dedicated to Peace

Hiroshima is one of Japan’s most historically significant cities and a destination known internationally for its commitment to peace and remembrance.

On 6 August 1945, Hiroshima became the first city subjected to an atomic bombing during wartime.

The attack caused immense destruction and loss of life, with its effects continuing long after the initial explosion.

Today, Hiroshima is a modern, vibrant city whose memorials, museums and public spaces encourage reflection on the humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons.

Why Visit Hiroshima?

Hiroshima offers an important combination of historical education, remembrance and cultural discovery.

• The UNESCO-listed Atomic Bomb Dome
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
• Historic Hiroshima Castle
• Traditional Japanese food and regional culture
• Convenient access to Miyajima Island

Visiting with a knowledgeable guide helps provide historical context and a deeper understanding of the city’s experiences.

Atomic Bomb Dome: A Powerful UNESCO World Heritage Landmark

The Atomic Bomb Dome, also known as the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, is one of Japan’s most recognisable historical structures.

Originally constructed in 1915 as the Hiroshima Prefectural Commercial Exhibition Hall, the building stood close to the hypocentre of the atomic bombing.

Despite the devastation surrounding it, parts of the structure remained standing.

The preserved ruins serve as a lasting reminder of the destruction caused by nuclear warfare.

Why Is the Atomic Bomb Dome Important?

The building represents both the tragedy of Hiroshima’s history and the international desire to prevent future nuclear devastation.

It was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996.

What Will Visitors See?

From designated public viewing areas, visitors can observe the preserved framework, exposed structure and distinctive dome.

The surrounding grounds provide opportunities for quiet reflection and learning.

The building itself is not open for visitors to enter.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park: A Place of Remembrance

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park occupies a central area of the city near the Motoyasu River.

Created after the Second World War, the park is dedicated to remembering the victims of the atomic bombing and encouraging international peace.

Its landscaped grounds contain important monuments, memorials and spaces for contemplation.

Children’s Peace Monument

One of the park’s most moving memorials is the Children’s Peace Monument.

The monument is associated with Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who developed leukaemia after being exposed to radiation from the atomic bombing.

Her story became internationally associated with the folding of paper cranes as a symbol of hope and peace.

Cenotaph for the Atomic Bomb Victims

The memorial cenotaph honours those who died as a result of the atomic bombing.

Its distinctive arch-shaped design provides a visual connection towards the Atomic Bomb Dome.

Flame of Peace

The Flame of Peace is another significant memorial, representing the hope for a world free from nuclear weapons.

Visitors should approach these locations respectfully, recognising their importance to survivors, families and communities affected by the bombing.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum: Understanding the Human Impact of War

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is one of the most important historical museums in Japan.

Its exhibitions document the events of the atomic bombing, the experiences of survivors and the long-term consequences of nuclear weapons.

What Can Visitors Learn?

The museum contains historical photographs, personal belongings, documents and testimonies that provide insight into the lives of people affected by the bombing.

Exhibitions examine:

• Hiroshima before the atomic bombing
• The events of 6 August 1945
• The immediate impact on the city and its residents
• The experiences of survivors
• Long-term health and social consequences
• The international movement for nuclear disarmament

An Important Educational Experience

The museum provides a deeply moving opportunity to understand the human consequences of nuclear warfare.

Some exhibits contain distressing images and personal accounts, so visitors should be prepared for emotionally difficult material.

Is Museum Admission Included?

Yes. Admission to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is included in the advertised guided tour.

If the museum is closed, the operator may arrange a visit to the Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims instead.

Hiroshima Castle: Discover the City’s Samurai Heritage

Hiroshima Castle is one of the city’s most recognisable historic landmarks.

Originally constructed during the late 16th century, the castle was associated with powerful Japanese feudal lords and the development of Hiroshima as a castle town.

The original castle buildings were destroyed during the atomic bombing, although the main tower was subsequently reconstructed.

What Makes Hiroshima Castle Special?

Hiroshima Castle is known for its traditional Japanese architecture, historic grounds and connection with the city’s samurai-era heritage.

The surrounding parkland also offers pleasant views of the castle moat and grounds.

Tour note: This excursion includes views of Hiroshima Castle from the coach while travelling through the city. A separate castle interior visit is not part of the advertised itinerary.

Enjoy a Traditional Hiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki Lunch

One of the culinary highlights of the guided tour is an included lunch featuring Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki.

Okonomiyaki is a popular Japanese savoury pancake dish, with different regional styles found throughout the country.

Hiroshima’s version is particularly distinctive because its ingredients are traditionally layered rather than mixed together.

What Is Hiroshima-Style Okonomiyaki?

The dish commonly contains:

• A thin savoury pancake base
• Shredded cabbage
• Bean sprouts
• Japanese noodles
• Egg
• Pork or alternative ingredients
• A rich savoury sauce

The exact ingredients depend on the selected menu option.

Is Lunch Included?

Yes. Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki lunch is included in the advertised tour.

The operator publishes several menu options, including alternatives prepared without pork or some other ingredients.

Visitors with allergies or dietary restrictions must inform the operator in advance, because changes cannot necessarily be made on the day.

Drinks are not included in the advertised package.

Scenic Ferry Journey Across Hiroshima Bay to Miyajima

After lunch, the journey continues to Miyajimaguchi Pier, where visitors board a ferry for the short crossing to Miyajima Island.

The ferry journey provides beautiful views across the Seto Inland Sea, with forested mountains and the coastline of Hiroshima Prefecture in the distance.

What Makes the Ferry Journey Special?

Depending on the ferry service and conditions, the crossing can provide impressive views towards the famous floating torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine.

The ferry journey is part of the experience, allowing passengers to appreciate Miyajima’s beautiful natural setting before arriving on the island.

Are Ferry Tickets Included?

Yes. Return ferry tickets between the mainland and Miyajima Island are included.

Miyajima Island: Discover One of Japan’s Most Beautiful Destinations

Miyajima, officially known as Itsukushima, is one of Japan’s most celebrated cultural and natural destinations.

Located in Hiroshima Bay, the island is famous for its sacred Shinto shrine, distinctive floating torii gate, forested mountains and traditional Japanese streets.

Its dramatic combination of architecture and coastal scenery makes Miyajima one of the most recognisable destinations in Japan.

Why Is Miyajima Famous?

• The iconic red floating torii gate
• UNESCO-listed Itsukushima Shrine
• Beautiful views across the Seto Inland Sea
• Traditional Japanese shopping streets
• Free-roaming deer
• Historic temples and shrines
• Delicious regional snacks and souvenirs

The guided tour allows visitors to experience the island’s principal shrine and enjoy free time exploring nearby streets.

Itsukushima Shrine: Discover a UNESCO World Heritage Treasure

One of the principal attractions on Miyajima is Itsukushima Shrine, one of Japan’s most beautiful and historically important Shinto shrines.

Its buildings stand beside the sea, supported by pillars and connected by elegant covered walkways.

At high tide, parts of the shrine appear to float above the water, creating one of Japan’s most distinctive architectural scenes.

The History of Itsukushima Shrine

Itsukushima has been considered sacred for centuries, and religious traditions associated with the island date back well over a thousand years.

The shrine’s famous architectural layout developed significantly during the 12th century under the patronage of the powerful military leader Taira no Kiyomori.

The complex was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1996.

What Can Visitors See?

Highlights include:

• Traditional Shinto shrine buildings
• Elegant raised walkways above the tidal shoreline
• Beautiful vermilion architectural details
• Views towards the famous torii gate
• Historic religious features
• Scenic views of surrounding mountains and water

Is Shrine Admission Included?

Yes. Entrance to Itsukushima Shrine is included in the advertised day-tour package.

The Famous Floating Torii Gate of Miyajima

The magnificent Great Torii Gate is one of the most iconic images of Japan.

Standing in the waters of the Seto Inland Sea, the bright red gate marks the traditional sacred entrance to Itsukushima Shrine.

Why Does the Gate Appear to Float?

At high tide, water surrounds the gate, creating the impression that it is floating above the sea.

At low tide, the surrounding seabed becomes visible, and visitors may be able to walk towards the gate when local conditions permit.

Photography at the Torii Gate

The famous gate provides outstanding photography opportunities throughout the day.

High tide is especially popular for photographs showing the structure surrounded by water.

Low tide offers a different perspective, revealing the size of the gate and the surrounding tidal landscape.

Travel tip: Tide levels change throughout the day, and the appearance of the gate will depend on the time of your visit.

Omotesando Shopping Street: Discover Miyajima’s Traditional Food and Souvenirs

The tour includes free time on Miyajima, allowing visitors to explore the island’s famous Omotesando Shopping Street.

This lively traditional shopping area contains restaurants, cafés, souvenir shops and stalls selling local Japanese snacks.

What Can You Find on Omotesando?

• Traditional Japanese confectionery
• Local souvenirs
• Seafood snacks
• Craft products
• Tea and refreshments
• Regional food specialities

Try Momiji Manju

One of Miyajima’s best-known local sweets is momiji manju, a maple-leaf-shaped cake traditionally filled with sweet red bean paste.

Modern versions may contain custard, chocolate or other fillings.

The cakes are popular souvenirs and a distinctive part of Hiroshima’s regional food culture.

Discover Hiroshima Oysters

Hiroshima Prefecture is famous for its oysters, which are served in many forms throughout the region.

Visitors may encounter grilled oysters and other seafood dishes at Miyajima’s food stalls and restaurants.

Additional food purchases are at your own expense.

Miyajima’s Famous Free-Roaming Deer

Another distinctive feature of Miyajima Island is its population of free-roaming deer.

These animals are often seen near public walking areas, shrines and forested sections of the island.

Are the Deer Wild?

The deer are wild animals, although many are accustomed to the presence of visitors.

They should be approached carefully and observed from a respectful distance.

Can Visitors Feed the Deer?

Visitors should not feed the deer.

Feeding can harm the animals and encourage them to approach people for food.

Keep food, paper and personal belongings secure, and follow local wildlife guidance.

Best Photography Opportunities on the Hiroshima and Miyajima Tour

Hiroshima and Miyajima offer an interesting combination of historical landmarks, traditional architecture and natural beauty.

Atomic Bomb Dome

Photograph the preserved structure from public pathways along the river while respecting the memorial setting.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

Capture the landscaped gardens, memorial structures and surrounding riverside scenery.

Miyajima Ferry

Enjoy views across Hiroshima Bay and photograph the approaching island and torii gate when visible.

Itsukushima Shrine

Photograph the magnificent red shrine buildings, traditional walkways and coastal setting.

Floating Torii Gate

Capture one of Japan’s most recognisable landmarks, particularly when surrounded by the sea at high tide.

Omotesando Shopping Street

Enjoy street photography featuring traditional Japanese shops, food stalls and colourful local products.

Why Choose a Guided Hiroshima and Miyajima Day Tour?

Combining Hiroshima and Miyajima in one day is possible independently, but an organised excursion simplifies transportation and sightseeing arrangements.

Visit Two UNESCO World Heritage Landmarks

The tour combines Hiroshima’s Atomic Bomb Dome with Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island.

Learn About Hiroshima’s History

An English-speaking guide provides historical context about the atomic bombing and the importance of peace.

Enjoy Included Attraction Admissions

Entrance to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and Itsukushima Shrine is included in the tour.

Experience a Traditional Japanese Lunch

The package includes Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, one of the region’s most famous local dishes.

Convenient Ferry Transfers

Return ferry transportation to Miyajima is organised as part of the excursion.

Explore Miyajima Independently

Free time allows visitors to browse shops, sample snacks and enjoy the island’s atmosphere.

Practical Information for Your Hiroshima and Miyajima Bus Tour

Where Does the Tour Depart?

The tour starts at Hiroshima Station, at the Shinkansen Gate on the second floor near the North Gate.

Look for a guide holding an H.I.S. company sign.

What Time Should You Arrive?

The advertised meeting time is 9:45 am.

Passengers should arrive early because the coach departs according to schedule and will not wait for late arrivals.

How Long Does the Tour Last?

The advertised duration is approximately eight hours.

Return times may vary because of traffic, ferry arrangements and operating conditions.

What Is Included?

• Air-conditioned sightseeing coach
• English-speaking live guide
• Admission to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
• Admission to Itsukushima Shrine
• Return ferry tickets to Miyajima
• Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki lunch
• Scheduled guided sightseeing

What Is Not Included?

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Drinks
• Personal shopping purchases
• Extra snacks and meals
• Optional attractions outside the itinerary

Are Multilingual Audio Guides Available?

Selected booking options offer multilingual audio guidance for the coach portion of the excursion.

The live tour guide speaks English.

Visitors selecting a multilingual audio option should bring their own smartphone and earphones.

What Should You Bring?

• Comfortable walking shoes
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• A rain jacket or umbrella
• A camera or smartphone
• Drinking water
• Money or a payment card for additional purchases
• Personal medication or essential belongings
• Booking confirmation

Does the Tour Involve Walking?

Yes. The excursion involves considerable walking around Hiroshima’s memorial attractions, the museum and Miyajima Island.

Visitors should be comfortable spending time on their feet and walking on public pathways.

Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?

No. The advertised activity is not suitable for wheelchair users.

Travellers with mobility limitations should consider the walking requirements before booking.

Can Dietary Requirements Be Accommodated?

The operator advertises several okonomiyaki menu variations.

Dietary restrictions and allergies must be communicated in advance.

Menu changes cannot be guaranteed on the day of the tour.

Can You Bring Luggage?

The operator states that luggage can be stored in the coach’s luggage compartment during the excursion.

Travellers with unusually large luggage should confirm available storage space before departure.

Can You Take a Shinkansen After the Tour?

The operator recommends booking onward Shinkansen departures after 6:30 pm to allow sufficient time following the tour.

Travellers should consider additional buffer time for possible delays.

What Is the Cancellation Policy?

The GetYourGuide listing advertises free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, subject to current booking conditions.

Who Will Enjoy the Hiroshima and Miyajima Day Tour?

The guided excursion is particularly suitable for:

• First-time visitors to Japan: Discover two important cultural and historical destinations.
• History enthusiasts: Learn about Hiroshima’s past and its enduring message of peace.
• Culture enthusiasts: Explore Itsukushima Shrine and Japanese religious traditions.
• Photography enthusiasts: Capture the famous floating torii gate and beautiful coastal scenery.
• Couples: Enjoy a meaningful day combining history and island sightseeing.
• Solo travellers: Explore Hiroshima and Miyajima with organised transportation and a guide.
• Food enthusiasts: Sample Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki and discover local Miyajima specialities.
• Travellers without a rental car: Experience both destinations with included coach and ferry transport.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Hiroshima and Miyajima Day Tour

How long does the Hiroshima and Miyajima tour last?

The guided excursion lasts approximately eight hours.

Where does the tour depart from?

The tour departs from Hiroshima Station, near the Shinkansen Gate on the second floor at the North Gate.

What time does the tour begin?

The advertised meeting time is 9:45 am, followed by morning departure.

Does the tour visit Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park?

Yes. The itinerary includes a visit to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Dome.

Does the tour include the Atomic Bomb Dome?

Yes. The preserved Atomic Bomb Dome is one of the main sightseeing stops.

Is entrance to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum included?

Yes. Museum admission is included in the advertised package.

What happens if the Peace Memorial Museum is closed?

The operator may substitute a visit to the Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims.

Does the tour visit Hiroshima Castle?

The coach passes Hiroshima Castle, allowing passengers to see it from the vehicle. A separate castle visit is not included.

Is lunch included?

Yes. The tour includes a Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki lunch at a local restaurant.

What is Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki?

It is a savoury Japanese pancake dish traditionally prepared with layers of cabbage, noodles, egg and other ingredients.

Are vegetarian or dietary alternatives available?

The operator publishes different ingredient options. Travellers should report dietary restrictions and allergies before the excursion and confirm the available alternatives.

Does the tour include a ferry to Miyajima?

Yes. Return ferry tickets between the mainland and Miyajima Island are included.

Will we visit Itsukushima Shrine?

Yes. The itinerary includes a visit to the UNESCO-listed Itsukushima Shrine.

Is Itsukushima Shrine admission included?

Yes. Entrance to Itsukushima Shrine is included.

Can we see the famous floating torii gate?

Yes. The torii gate is one of the principal Miyajima landmarks. Its appearance depends on the tide and weather conditions.

Does the torii gate always appear to float?

No. The gate appears surrounded by water at high tide, while the exposed seabed may be visible at low tide.

Is there free time on Miyajima Island?

Yes. The tour includes approximately one hour of free time for shopping, food and sightseeing.

Can visitors see deer on Miyajima?

Yes. Free-roaming deer inhabit the island, although individual sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Can I buy souvenirs on Miyajima?

Yes. Omotesando Shopping Street offers traditional Japanese souvenirs, regional sweets and local food.

Is the live guide English-speaking?

Yes. The tour is conducted by an English-speaking live guide.

Are other languages available?

Selected bookings offer multilingual audio guidance for use on the coach. Confirm the language option when booking.

Is hotel pickup included?

No. Travellers meet the group at Hiroshima Station.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

No. The published activity is not suitable for wheelchair users and involves considerable walking.

Can I take a Shinkansen train after the tour?

Yes, although the operator recommends scheduling departures after 6:30 pm to reduce the risk of missing a train.

Can I cancel the booking?

The advertised conditions allow free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, subject to current terms.

Is the Hiroshima and Miyajima day tour worth taking?

For travellers who want to experience Hiroshima’s peace memorial landmarks and Miyajima’s famous shrine in a single day, this guided excursion offers convenient transportation, historical commentary, lunch and included admission tickets.

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Discovering Hiroshima and Miyajima provides an opportunity to experience two very different yet equally important aspects of Japanese history and culture.

Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park and Museum encourage visitors to reflect on the human consequences of war and the importance of promoting peace.

By contrast, Miyajima Island showcases the spiritual traditions, elegant architecture and remarkable natural beauty associated with Japan’s historic Shinto shrines.

From the preserved ruins of the Atomic Bomb Dome to the magnificent floating torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, the tour combines meaningful cultural experiences with unforgettable scenery.

With an English-speaking guide, organised coach transportation, return ferry tickets, included attraction admissions and a traditional Hiroshima-style lunch, the excursion offers a practical and rewarding way to explore these destinations.

Whether you are visiting Hiroshima for the first time or returning to discover more of western Japan, this one-day guided tour offers a memorable introduction to the region.

Explore Hiroshima’s remarkable peace memorials, discover the sacred beauty of Miyajima Island and experience two of Japan’s most important UNESCO World Heritage landmarks on one unforgettable guided day tour.

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