Hiroshima Peace Park VR Tour: A Journey Through Time

Kurashiki

Kurashiki Kojima Scenic E-Bike Tour Adventure with Free Shuttle lets travelers explore Kojima, the birthplace of Japanese denim, on an easy electric-assist bicycle ride. This tour takes people along the pretty “Kaze no Michi” path, showing them the history of Shimotsui, an old fishing town from the Edo period. A friendly guide tells stories about the old streets and buildings as riders pedal to Mt. Washu to see amazing views of the Seto Inland Sea and Great Seto Bridge. What to Expect: The tour includes stops at key places like the Kaze no Michi Cycling Path, the Shimotsui Railway Memorial Site, and the Former Shimotsui Customs House. Riders will also enjoy views from Mt. Washuzan Second Observatory and the Seto Ohashi Bridge Viewpoint, and then wander down Kojima Jeans Street. This street is full of local denim shops. The tour is easy to get to with a free pick-up from Kurashiki Station. This experience includes the use of an electric-assist bicycle and helmet, insurance, and a guide. Lunch is not included. It’s a great way to see the sights and learn about the area’s history and culture.

Kurashiki

Explore Kurashiki's rich heritage on the Kurashiki History and Culture Guided Cycling Tour. Pedal through time in the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, where the atmosphere of 400 years past still lingers. This bike tour isn't just a ride; it's a journey through history and culture. Follow the guide upstream along the Kurashiki River towards the Sakazu Reservoir. Discover how the river once thrived with Takasebune boats, now partially flowing underground. See remnants of this era and experience Kurashiki's blend of past and present. The tour stops at the Sakazuyaki Kamamoto Pottery Workshop, a cultural landmark. The destination, Sakazu Reservoir, is about 3 kilometers away. Along the way, discover former entertainment districts, transportation hubs, and old spinning mill sites. The tour includes a rental bicycle and insurance. Food and drinks are not included. This is a small-group tour that ensures personalized attention.

Okayama Prefecture

Setouchi Sea Kayak Private Adventure explores the art island of Naoshima via kayak, venturing to hidden, serene islands inaccessible by ferry. Enjoy a unique perspective of the Seto Inland Sea, with snacks and drinks provided. Paddling distance is approximately 5 km, adjusted for conditions and skill levels.

Hiroshima

Full Day in Sacred Island Miyajima offers an unforgettable journey to one of Japan's most enchanting destinations. This tour invites visitors to explore the sacred island of Miyajima, a place where history, nature, and spirituality intertwine. The adventure begins with a ride on the Miyajima Ropeway, ascending to the summit of Mount Misen. From this vantage point, travelers can enjoy breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. After soaking in the views from Mt. Misen Summit, the journey continues to the iconic Itsukushima Shrine, famous for its majestic Otorii (Grand Gate) that appears to float on the sea. The tour also includes a visit to Miyajima's Oldest Temple, Daisho-in Temple, a serene complex filled with unique statues and tranquil gardens. Don't forget to explore Senjokaku (Hall of a Thousand Mats), a large wooden structure with historical significance. Along the charming shopping streets, you can savor Miyajima Local Cuisine such as grilled oysters, refreshing lemonade, and momiji manju (maple leaf-shaped cakes). Friendly wild deer roam freely, adding a touch of magic to the island's atmosphere. This full-day experience includes entrance fees to Itsukushima Shrine and Hokoku Shrine, access to the Miyajima Ropeway, a knowledgeable guide, and a handy map of Miyajima. Public transportation costs are not included. The tour ensures a comprehensive exploration of Miyajima's highlights, blending natural beauty, cultural landmarks, and local flavors into one memorable day. With its blend of stunning views, historical sites, and culinary delights, a day spent on Miyajima becomes a cherished memory of your time in Hiroshima.