Miyajima Half-Day Walking Tour: UNESCO Shrine & Daishoin Temple
English
4 hours and 30 minutes
Exploring the Wonders of Miyajima Walking Tour is a journey through the cultural and spiritual landmarks of Miyajima Island, including Itsukushima Shrine and Daishoin Temple. It blends historical insights with the enjoyment of local culinary delights, such as Miyajima's renowned oysters and Momiji dumplings.
English-speaking local guide
Tour photos sent by email afterward
Hiroshima local lunch
Admission to all included shrines, temples, and museum
1 drink at a café or street stall
What's not included
Additional food and drinks (available for purchase)
Meet-up in front of the coin-operated lockers outside JR Miyajimaguchi Station. The station is about a 30-minute ride from JR Hiroshima Station via the JR Sanyo Line.
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Miyajima Island is a small island outside the city of Hiroshima. Famous for its stunning nature and wealth of history and culture.
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Visit one of Miyajima's iconic symbols and see the red torii gates seemingly float on the water as the high tide rolls in.
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Explore this historic Buddhist temple, founded in 806 AD, with its serene halls, sacred statues, and centuries of cultural heritage on Miyajima Island.
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Stroll around Momijidani Park as you admire the surrounding nature.
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Prepare to step back into time as you discover the Senjokaku Hall built by Hideyoshi in 1587. Towering over the hall is the magnificent five-story pagoda.
End your tour with delicious food sampling as you stroll down the shopping street.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. You must make your own way to JR Miyajimaguchi Station before meeting the group. The ferry to Miyajima is not included in the tour price and must be paid separately.
Yes, a local Hiroshima lunch is included. Vegetarian and vegan options may be available, but choices are limited. Gluten‑free meals cannot be guaranteed.
One drink is included during the tour. Additional drinks and snacks must be paid separately.
Please inform us at least one day before the tour of any dietary needs or allergies. Requests made on the day cannot be accommodated, and allergy‑free meals cannot be guaranteed.
Comfortable shoes, water, and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. Summers in Japan can be very hot and humid.
