A traditional Japanese garden with over 400 years of history. Enjoy a peaceful walk through ponds, bridges, small hills, and teahouses, and experience a calm space where nature and culture blend in the heart of Hiroshima.

We will take a short walk around the castle grounds to see the main keep and learn about its history, or you may skip it if you prefer.

A lively shopping street known locally as “Hondori,” stretching about 577 meters in central Hiroshima. It connects the busy commercial area with Peace Memorial Park and is one of the city’s main hubs, attracting many visitors daily.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the few buildings that survived the blast on August 6. Its exposed steel frame and ruined walls convey the scale of the devastation and tragedy, while also standing as a symbol of peace and reminding visitors of the importance of a world without nuclear weapons.

A memorial marking the site where Shima Hospital once stood, which was completely destroyed when the atomic bomb exploded overhead. It is located near the Atomic Bomb Dome.

A park dedicated to the victims of the atomic bombing and the hope for lasting peace. Visit key monuments such as the Children’s Peace Monument and the Cenotaph for the A-bomb Victims, and reflect on the history and importance of peace.

Opened to convey the devastation caused by the atomic bombing and share the message of peace and a world without nuclear weapons. Victims’ belongings, photographs, and materials reveal the reality of the bombing, while also introducing Hiroshima’s history before and after the attack and the world in the nuclear age.