Hiroshima · TOUR REVIEWS
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Every tour on this site on one page, strongest first. Below are the 15 bookings that stand out across Hiroshima, Miyajima and the Setouchi coast: what each costs, how long it runs, and who it suits, with the full catalogue underneath if none of them fits your dates.
See Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial sites and UNESCO Miyajima in one smooth day, with entrance fees, English guidance, and a round-trip ferry included.
“Had an amazing time on our Japan tour! Our guide Rino was friendly, knowledgeable, and made everything easy. Great recommendations and very organized. Highly recommend!”
One day linking Hiroshima Peace Memorial and Miyajima’s UNESCO shrine, with English guide, ferry ride, okonomiyaki lunch options, and smooth transport.
“Our host Miran, was absolutely brilliant, she provided an in depth that was thoroughly enjoyable. She kept everything to time, provided structure whilst also letting us explore at our own leisure. Would highly recommend”
Private Hiroshima and Miyajima day with a government-licensed English guide. Pick 3–4 sights, use public transport, see Peace Park and Itsukushima.
“This was an outstanding day tour of Hiroshima and surrounding area. Our guide met us promptly at the cruise pier and guided us through using public transportation (trolley, train and ferry). We spent the first part learning about the atomic bRead more”
English Hiroshima walking tour explaining why the atomic bomb was dropped, with stops at Gokoku Shrine, Hiroshima Castle, and Peace Park.
“Just finished the tour and cannot recommend enough. Our guide, Chihiro, was an absolute superstar, so knowledgeable and such a great story teller.”
A 5-hour small-group Hiroshima Peace walking tour covering the Peace Memorial Museum, cenotaph, Children’s Monument, A-bomb Dome, and Orizuru Tower lunch.
“Excellent excellent tour of the city, including the museum and lots of special places that most terrorist would not know about her. Our guide Yuji is incredibly knowledgeable and shared a ton of information with the group.”
Morning bike tour in Hiroshima with helmet and rental included, hitting Peace Park, Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima Castle, and Shukkei-en.
“James, our guide for the day was excellent. From the beginning I new I was with someone I could trust. We tested the bikes, had 2 bottles of cold water and helmets. James also explained his hand signals so that our small group of riders new what to do. The terrain is mostly flat but there was an option to upgrade to electric.. Throughout the tour James kept everyone informed of the history behind not only the atomic bomb but the local history. I have never come across a guide with such knowledge and enthusiasm and I learnt so much from him. How good was he, unbelievable, because we were…”
Private 4-hour Hiroshima walking tour with licensed English guide. Pickup by foot, Peace Museum, Hiroshima Castle, Shukkeien Garden and tips.
“Our guide for this tour was Tomoyo- to say she was wonderful is an understatement! She picked us up right at the train station and helped us navigate all that Hiroshima has to offer- providing education on World War II, while also showing uRead more”
A full day tour pairing Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Miyajima’s Itsukushima Shrine, with a ferry ride and Hiroshima okonomiyaki lunch.
“The whole tour was really nice. The Hiroshima peace museum in particular was really touching and left a big impression on us. Sachi took really good care of us and gave us great information about the places we visited.”
Learn kyudo in Hiroshima Castle area: dress in traditional dogi and hakama, shoot guided rounds, and enjoy a small-group archery challenge with photos.
“Just take the leap and try it… anyone can do it… Being an archer myself I have some other habits that don’t apply here… so once again, even without experience, just do it…”
A guided day trip from Hiroshima to Miyajima’s Itsukushima Shrine by ferry, plus optional Peace Memorial Park, with easy logistics and bilingual commentary.
“It was a great tour seeing Hiroshima and Myajima Island. Alan was a great tour guide and very informative during the trip, you can tell he cares about the history of these places. He spoke in both Spanish and English so that was helpful for everyone as well. Would recommend!”
A guided day trip linking Miyajima’s Itsukushima Shrine with Hiroshima’s Peace Park, Atomic Bomb Dome, and museum—plus ferry and admissions.
“Many thanks to the tour company and Akagi San for making this trip happen for us. My husband and I were delayed arriving to the meet-up point and feared we would be cancelled from the trip. The tour agency worked with us and provided another tour guide to meet us at the train station and guide us to the next location to meet with our group. Akagi San was so delightful to travel with and caught us up by giving us a private version of what we missed on the tour. We are so grateful for her! Taeko San, our actual tour guide was wonderful and a real expert, as…”
Guided Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Miyajima day trip with ferry ride, Itsukushima Shrine at the water’s edge, and time to shop.
“This tour was definitely the best we have had in Japan. The tour guide Ken (Kensuke), was extremely knowledgeable with an impeccable English. He provided a detailed explanation of each bit and made the tour a wonderful experience for us. He was also very patient and extremely polite. Basically, it was like going on a tour with a friend 😊 It was worth every penny and super recommended!! 💯💯”
Try traditional kyudo archery near Hiroshima’s Atomic Bomb Dome. Suit up in uniform and armor, learn form, and shoot targets in 1 hour.
“This was a wonderful little experience. Instructions were very thorough and we got plenty of rounds in. Would absolutely recommend!”
Learn why the bomb was dropped in Hiroshima on a small 2.5-hour walk through shrines, castle, Dome, and Peace Park.
“Thomas was absolutely wonderful! He is easy to talk to, knowledgeable- and a great tour guide. This was an excellent tour.”
Ride an e-bike through Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and beyond with a local guide, seeing key monuments, viewpoints, and rebuilt city life.
“Shin’s enthusiasm was infectious, and he shared some moving stories. Everyone was also very helpful with my bike. I’m 64 and not a cyclist but the riding was manageable. We covered a lot of ground and saw a lot.”
