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Kimoto Tourism Co., Ltd.
Room 1004, 8-12 Nishihiratsuka-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City

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Explore amazing Miyajima & Hiroshima with Japanese local guides! We offer private flexible tours.
It will be your lifetime GEM💎✨🕊️

From Hiroshima to Nara.
I came to learn how Nara’s deer differ from those on Miyajima, and to understand the history behind it all. The autumn colors were stunning, and every temple was impressive in scale — so much to take in within walking distance. Everywhere I went, I found national treasures straight out of our history textbooks.

The deer bow for senbei- rice crackers, and they were a bit bigger — and more aggressive — than the ones on Miyajima!

My guide was my friend @masa_japan_travel. Thank you!

#nara #privatetour #hiroshimatour #japan #deer #visitjapan #miyajima

Chartered boat cruise on the Seto Inland Sea, join

Chartered boat cruise on the Seto Inland Sea, joined by a guide whose love of fishing turned into a passion for sharing it.
We stopped for a beautiful lunch at a traditional Japanese countryside house, and the view of Itsukushima Shrine and Miyajima from the water is something only a cruise can offer.

Thank you for this luxurious time.
Why not try it yourself? DM me for inquiries!

#hiroshima #hiroshimatour #privatetour #hiroshimaguide #japan #fishing #crusing #cruisingtour #setouchi #miyajima

Cooler mornings. Hints of autumn. Took the ropeway

Cooler mornings. Hints of autumn.
Took the ropeway up Mt. Misen — the leaves haven’t turned yet, but you can feel it coming.
Miyajima’s Momijidani, water flowing rich and clear.
Pure peace for the soul.

#hiroshima #privatetour #hiroshimaguide #miyajima #momijidani #japan

Step beyond books and the internet—our tours inv

Step beyond books and the internet—our tours invite you to feel with your heart and discover the deeper essence of Japanese culture. We’re almost ready to share this experience with you.

#hiroshimatour #hiroshima #privatetour #hiroshimaguide #japan #visitjapan #japanculture

A short trip to Kanazawa ✨ A compact city where

A short trip to Kanazawa ✨ A compact city where history meets modern art, traditional crafts shine, and sushi is simply amazing. Kanazawa was truly beautiful. Seeing it from the outside also reminded me of the charm of Hiroshima!

#hiroshima #hiroshimatour #privatetour #hiroshimaguide #japan #visitjapan #getyourguide #viator

Thank you for visiting Hiroshima! My guide friend

Thank you for visiting Hiroshima! My guide friend @mujahid_ali_azad attended a big group and I joined him. More than 50 guests from the cruise ship dedicated a thousand paper cranes to the Children’s monument. I was deeply touched by their hearts. After that, we were divided into smaller groups for the tour. One of them, @lynnandpaulsexcellentadventure, will give a video of the tour on YouTube, so I am looking forward to it!

Feel free to contact us for group tours. DM me!

#hiroshima #hiroshimatrip #peaceful #peacememorialpark

-Setouchi Triennale summer edition- We went to “

-Setouchi Triennale summer edition-
We went to “Setouchi Triennale summer season”

It lasts 100 days and is divided into spring, summer and fall sessions, allowing visitors to enjoy the Setouchi region in different seasons. The Triennale is one of Japan’s foremost international art festivals, attracting about one million people from Japan and overseas.

⚫︎Places that we visited - 直島 Naoshima
📍Red pumpkin
📍Chichu art museum
📍ANDO MUSEUM
📍Art house Project “Kadoya”
📍Naoshima New Museum of Art

#hiroshima #hiroshimatour #japan #visitjapan #setouchitriennale #art #artwork #tadaoando

Thank you for reading our post. I’m the person w

Thank you for reading our post.
I’m the person who shared it, and I’d like to take a moment to share my thoughts.

This year marks 80 years since the atomic bomb was dropped.
Ever since I was born, I have never missed the moment of silence at 8:15 a.m. on August 6th. For me, this day is also a time to remember my grandfather, who was just 9 years old when he experienced the bombing. He never spoke about it.

I’ve been taught about peace throughout my life. I’ve interviewed many Hibakusha (A-bomb survivors), and some began to cry while sharing their stories. Yet, I never once heard words of resentment from them. Instead, they said things like, “I don’t want anyone to go through this again. War is painful.” More than anyone, they hoped for peace.

As time passes, Hibakusha are aging, and their numbers are declining—just as my grandfather has now passed away.
I feel a deep responsibility to carry forward the wishes for peace they passed down to us, like a baton in a relay.

“For we shall not repeat the evil.”

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