Hiroshima Station

We’ll generally take the bullet train from the Kansai region to Hiroshima Station. Since we’ll board the bullet train from Kyoto Station, Shin-Osaka Station, or Shin-Kobe Station, we’ll decide which station to use based on the meeting location.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is one of Japan’s most important places of remembrance, dedicated to the victims of the atomic bombing and to the global wish for lasting peace. Walking through the park offers a chance to reflect not only on the tragedy of the past, but also on Hiroshima’s powerful message of hope for the future. ・Tickets to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum are included. ・We plan to use public transportation (tram or bus) to get there.

Atomic Bomb Dome

The Atomic Bomb Dome is Hiroshima’s most iconic peace landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Preserved in the condition left after the bombing, it stands as a powerful reminder of the destruction of war and the importance of working toward a peaceful world.

Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima

EDION PEACE WING HIROSHIMA is the home stadium of Sanfrecce Hiroshima and a new symbol of the city’s energy and future. Its name reflects Hiroshima’s strong association with peace, making it a meaningful place to experience how the city connects remembrance, renewal, and modern urban life. ・Tickets to the Hiroshima Soccer Museum are included. ・Depending on the tour date, you may be able to enter the stadium. If so, we will let you know in advance. ・If you would like to take a stadium tour, please contact us in advance. We will check in advance to see if it is available.

I’ll take the Bullet Train or an express train to Nagasaki Station. We will take the Bullet Train and limited express trains to Nagasaki Station. Hiroshima → Hakata (Bullet Train) Hakata → Takeo Onsen (Limited Express “Relay Kamome”) Takeo Onsen → Nagasaki (Bullet Train) * Please note that some transfer stations are subject to change.

PEACE STADIUM Connected by SoftBank is a new soccer stadium at the heart of Nagasaki Stadium City, a major urban development that combines sports, hospitality, and entertainment. More than just a venue, it represents Nagasaki’s forward-looking spirit and the city’s effort to build a vibrant future while continuing to share its message of peace. You will have time to relax and enjoy Nagasaki Stadium City, where sports, dining, and local atmosphere come together. On non-game days, you can access the stadium stands, so you’re welcome to eat or take photos there. If a stadium tour is available and you wish to join, we can arrange it in advance.

Nagasaki Ropeway

From Nagasaki Stadium City, head to Fuchi-jinja Station and take the Nagasaki Ropeway up to Mount Inasa (the route may vary depending on the day and weather conditions). By enjoying the panoramic view of Nagasaki’s harbor—renowned as one of Japan’s finest nightscapes—and the cityscape, including Nagasaki Stadium City, we believe you will experience the greatness of peace and the remarkable spirit of Nagasaki as it continues to develop toward peace.

Nagasaki

You are free to explore Nagasaki on your own. If you choose this option, your ticket from Nagasaki Airport to Itami Airport (Osaka) is included. While there is generally no guide on this day, we can arrange optional highlight tours of Nagasaki City. Please let us know if you are interested.