Hiroshima Early Morning Tour (Private Option Available)

A powerful museum documenting the horrors of the atomic bombing through survivor testimonies, personal belongings, and historical artifacts. A sobering and moving experience that offers deep insight into Hiroshima’s past.

A touching tribute to the thousands of children lost in the bombing, inspired by Sadako Sasaki and her paper cranes. Visitors from around the world still send cranes as a symbol of peace and hope.

A tranquil park built to honor the victims of the bombing. The park features memorials, sculptures, and green space designed to inspire reflection and promote world peace.

One of the few structures left standing near the bomb’s hypocenter, now preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A stark, iconic reminder of the devastation—and the resilience of Hiroshima.

JMSDF Kure Museum is a naval history and defense museum operated by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, famous for its full-size retired submarine displayed outside the building. Visitors can learn about Japan’s modern naval operations, submarine technology, minesweeping missions, and maritime defense history through interactive exhibits and real equipment.