Fukuyama Tomonoura Historic Site Tour

Hiroshima Hiroshima Orizuru Tower

Fukuyama Tomonoura Historic Site Tour - Discount Package/ Tomonoura Historic Site Pilgrimage Coupon :
Fukuyama Station is about 16 minutes from Okayama Station, and about 20 minutes from Hiroshima Station (both by Shinkansen). A bus ride from Fukuyama Station to Tomonoura takes about 30 minutes. Located in the middle of the Seto Inland Sea, Fukuyama was a prosperous port town in the 7th to 8th centuries. The site has been registered as a Japanese heritage, and many buildings built in 1700 still remain. The package includes access to four representative (paid) places there, as well as a round-trip bus ticket from Fukuyama Station to Tomonoura, saving 600 yen for tourists, compared to purchasing all of them separately (It applies to JR Pass packages).

※Valid for 7 days after exchanging.
This set includes admission and viewing tickets for four of Tomonoura's representative facilities and a round-trip bus ticket from Fukuamya Station to Tomonoura, making it 600 yen cheaper than purchasing each.
※Valid for 7 days after exchange

Hiroshima Hiroshima Orizuru Tower admission ticket/ Hiroshima Prefecture Orizuru Tower admission ticket :

Orizuru Tower is a comprehensive commercial facility which opened in 2016 on the east side of the Atomic Bomb Dome.

The rooftop observation deck "Hiroshima Hills" is a wooden observation space surrounded by mesh, where you can have a complete view of the World Heritage Site of the Atomic Bomb and the cityscape of Hiroshima.

Moreover, when the weather is great, you can also see Miyajima Island, which enables one to explore two World Heritage Sites in the region. While blowing the comfortable Seto Inland Sea's breeze, you can experience the "scenery" and "feelings" that can only be seen and felt there.

In addition, at "Orizuru Plaza" on the 12th floor, you can fold cranes with special Origami paper and throw them into the "Orizuru Wall". Let's complete the big wall with prayers of peace from all over the world.

On the spiral slope called "Walking Slope", which leads from the first floor to the rooftop observatory, nine artists with ties to Hiroshima drew their thoughts on 2045 (the 100th anniversary of the postwar period) in "Wall Art Project" 2045 NINE HOPES".