Hiroshima Discover Hiroshima in a day
Dive into Hiroshima's culture head-on! From must-see landmarks to secret spots, savor a full day of unforgettable exploration and adventures.
$197.5 per person
8 hours
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(0 - 12 years old)
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(0 - 12 years old)
I went to Miyajima on a Monday. I wish we had more time but nonetheless, Yuka was able to show me a lot of places and I learned a lot from her. It was definitely better having her with me. It made the trip more memorable by having Yuka around. Thanks again! :)
read full reviewNovember 2024
Excellent tour flexible allowing us to see what we wanted to see Informative and knowledgeable.
read full reviewNovember 2024
Tom was fantastic showed us some good local spots and some great history of Hiroshima he really knows his stuff!
read full reviewNovember 2024
Tour was really nice, the drivers were very kind and helpful with our requests. We had a happy tour and everything on time.
read full reviewNovember 2024
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