Discover Hiroshima in a day Full day
Dive into Hiroshima's culture head-on! From must-see landmarks to secret spots, savor a full day of unforgettable exploration and adventures.
$254.1 per person
8 hours
(10)
Unique experiences, authentically created, tailored by you
(0 - 12 years old)
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(0 - 12 years old)
We love Our visit to Miyajima Island and the Memorial Park. Very interesting. Our tour guide Masayo was very knowledgeable of history of Japan and explainable in details.
May 2024
Thank you Masayo for your personal insights and for introducing us to delicious Okonomi!
April 2024
Excellent tour done by Tomo since he is a local, excellent English so it was easy to communicate and coordinate with him.
April 2024
We have been picked up at the cruise port; well planned with a lot of information about country and the people; we can definitely recommend the guide
April 2024
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