Hiroshima Nature Tour

Mominoki Shinrin Koen is an outdoor facility located in Yoshiwa, Hatsukaichi City. The park covers an area of approximately 400 hectares, with camping sites and cycling paths scattered throughout the forest. From spring to autumn, visitors can enjoy outdoor activities such as camping and barbecues, while in winter, skiing and sledding can be done using the natural snow. The facility also occasionally holds workshops that teach you how to make small items using branches and scraps of wood from the forest.

Miwaku-no-Sato is a leisure facility in Yoshiwa, Hatsukaichi City, where you can enjoy the rich nature of the area that will appeal to all of the five senses. The vast grounds in a corner of the mountain are dotted with hot springs, a campground, and a barbecue house, allowing visitors to enjoy spending time in nature in a way that cannot be experienced by remaining in the city. Of course you can pitch your tent at a camping site and enjoy the outdoors, or you can also stay at a hotel or a cabin, complete with bedding and towels, and enjoy the luxury of glamping (glamorous camping)

Iori Sazoku Kuga is a Japanese restaurant located about a 9-minute walk from Kinmyoji Station on the JR Iwatoku Line. There are three restaurants, Iori Sanzoku, Kama, and Momori-an, in the vast premises, and the three restaurants are surrounded by gorgeous festive decorations. The concept of the restaurant is “bandit”, which is also the name of the restaurant. You can enjoy a wide variety of dishes such as wild teriyaki chicken as if eaten by bandits and giant rice balls that look as big as your face.

Itsukushima Shrine is a famous shrine located on Miyajima Island in the Hatsukaichi city limits of Hiroshima Prefecture. Itsukushima Shrine was initially built in the year 593, but it was not until the year 1168 that the military leader Taira no Kiyomori rebuilt the shrine into its present magnificent state. The gods enshrined at the shrine are known as the Munakata Sanjojin. (Three Goddesses of Munakata) They are believed to have power over maritime safety, fishing, traffic safety, and business prosperity. In 1996, Itsukushima Shrine was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Atomic Bomb Dome.

(Admission Fee)
Adult – ¥300
High School student – ¥200
Elementary/Junior High School
student – ¥100
(Admission & Treasure House
set)
Adult – ¥500
High School student – ¥300
Elementary/Junior High School
student – ¥150
※ If you are a student, please
present your passport or
school ID at reception when
purchasing your ticket.

The Miyajima Aquarium is the only aquarium on Miyajima Island, and is a popular tourist spot for both domestic and international visitors. The aquarium is divided into 15 areas, where you can see the rare fish and aquatic creatures that live in the Seto Inland Sea, where Miyajima is located. A sea lion show is held every day in a special pool outside the facility. Watch the sea lions perform tricks, see their powerful jumps and experience a great view as you watch them swim up close.