A traditional Japanese garden with over 400 years of history. Enjoy a relaxing walk through ponds, bridges, small hills, and teahouses, and discover a tranquil space where nature and culture come together in the heart of Hiroshima.

We will take a short walk around the castle grounds, see the main keep, and learn about the history of Hiroshima Castle, including its connection to wartime Hiroshima. If you prefer, you can also skip this visit.

A lively shopping street known locally as “Hondori,” stretches about 577 meters (1,900 feet) through central Hiroshima. Located between the city’s main commercial area and Peace Memorial Park, it is lined with a variety of shops, from long-established stores to modern boutiques, and is enjoyed by both locals and travelers.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the few structures to survive the atomic bombing, this building stands as a powerful symbol of both destruction and hope. Our guide will share its history and explain Hiroshima’s recovery from devastation and its transformation into a city dedicated to peace.

A stone monument marking the hypocenter — the exact spot directly beneath the point where the atomic bomb exploded in the air.

Explore the park's major monuments while learning about Hiroshima's history before and after the atomic bombing, as well as the meanings behind the memorials. Hiroshima-born local guides may also share family stories related to the bombing and its aftermath, helping bring Hiroshima's history to life.

After visiting Peace Memorial Park, you will enter the museum for a self-guided visit. Through authentic artifacts, photographs, and personal testimonies, you will gain a deeper understanding of the atomic bombing and its impact on the people of Hiroshima.