Private: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum & Miyajima island

By Fukuhara tours

Exceptional

Free cancellation available

Features

Feel the weight of history while visiting the Peace Memorial Museum.
Peace Memorial Park offers quiet spaces filled with beautiful monuments.
Atomic Bomb Dome: A silent witness that leaves a lasting impression.
Explore the serene beauty of Miyajima and Itsukushima Shrine.
The iconic floating vermilion Tori gate at high tides on Miyajima Island.

Travellers

Languages available

Starting time

Price details

S$184.64 x 2 AdultsS$369.28

Total

Guided Tour with a Local Expert
Personal insights and storytelling in English throughout the entire tour.
Time for local sweets Momiji Manju.
To ensure a more personal and relaxed.
Optional Pick-up (Available Upon Request)
Pick-up Locations:
Hiroshima Ujina Port.
Hiroshima Station (Shinkansen Exit)
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park (exact spot shared after booking)
Visit to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park & Museum.
Admission ticket included.
Includes Atomic Bomb Dome, Memorial Cenotaph, Children's Peace Monument.
Shrine Visit.
Admission ticket to the shrine included.
Walk through Miyajima Island.
Guide-led tour of the island’s key spots (O-Torii Gate, Five-Story Pagoda, local shopping streets).
Optional Food Break.
Lunch
Food and drinks are not included; guests may purchase their own during the break on Miyajima island.
Optional and not required, but always appreciated.
transport expenses
Hotel Pick-up/ Drop-off
Hotel can be very far from station so it’s not included in tour.
Personal expenses
Souvenirs, additional snacks, or any purchases made during free time.
Insurance.
Not included; we recommend purchasing your own coverage.
Service charge.

Hiroshima is a city that tells a powerful storey of tragedy and hope. Once almost completely destroyed by the atomic bomb in 1945, it has risen from the ashes to become a symbol of peace and resilience. The Peace Memorial Museum leads you through this storey, showing personal belongings, heartfelt survivor stories, and haunting images that remind us of the bomb’s terrible impact. Just outside, the Peace Memorial Park offers quiet spaces filled with beautiful monuments like the Children’s Peace Monument and the eternal Flame of Peace, inviting visitors to reflect on the importance of harmony and a world without nuclear weapons. Nearby, the Atomic Bomb Dome stands frozen in time, its fragile skeleton telling a silent but urgent message for peace.
A journey by ferry and tramp takes you to Miyajima Island, where the atmosphere shifts from sombre remembrance to serene beauty. The island’s crown jewel, Itsukushima Shrine, with its vibrant red torii gate floating on the water, feels almost magical, blending nature, spirituality, and history. Walking the peaceful paths, spotting sacred deer, you experience a sense of calm and connection that completes the journey. Together, Hiroshima and Miyajima show how even the darkest moments can lead to hope, healing, and timeless beauty.