Shukkeien Garden Tickets and Tours

Hiroshima Private Custom Tour A Journey of Peace and Beauty

Trina and Jess visit Hiroshima

Kaori our guide was fabulous, a real little pocket rocket ! She’s a fast walker and on our limited time frame showed us everything we wanted. Her English is great and her knowledge excellent- we had a wonderful day - she’s also great at taking photos and sent us the ones she took. Would recommend!

Full Day Hiroshima and Miyajima Tour

Issabela was fantastic....

Issabela was fantastic. Very organized and knowledgeable about the history and culture of Hiroshima. She was also accommodating because of being a senior citizen (70) and limited walking abilities.

Kimono & Self Photo shoot Experience near tourist attractions

An unforgettable yukata experience with expert styling, warm hospitality, and an authentic taste of Japanese tradition.

I had such a wonderful experience! I wanted to make a special summer memory, so I decided to rent a yukata and visit a self-photo studio by myself for the first time. They have a great selection of yukata, and you can create so many unique looks by mixing and matching the obi (sash), heko obi, obi-jime (decorative cord), and adorable hair accessories. I usually prefer cooler tones and a more traditional style, but the staff encouraged me to try something different. Since I'm tall, they recommended a yukata with a vertical pattern, saying it would suit my height better. I ended up choosing a cute reddish-pink yukata with a vertical morning glory design, and they completed the look with a sparkly heko obi and the cutest pearl-decorated obi-jime. I absolutely loved the whole look! Renting a yukata is a fantastic way to try a style you wouldn't normally choose, and it felt like discovering a whole new side of myself. The staff was incredibly friendly and chatted with me throughout the appointment, so I felt comfortable right away even though I was there by myself. The location is also great—it's close to Shukkeien Garden, Hiroshima Castle, and the Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum. Next time, I'd love to come back with friends, wear yukata together, take more photos, and enjoy a relaxing walk through Shukkeien. (Shukkeien is a historic stroll garden with a scenic pond, iconic bridges, and a peaceful bamboo forest.) What I appreciated most was how carefully they helped me in the yukata using traditional techniques. I've seen some places in Hiroshima where the styling doesn't quite reflect traditional Japanese dressing, which is understandable if they're unfamiliar with it. If you're looking for an authentic yukata experience, this is definitely the place to go. I had the best time and will definitely be back!