Japan Hiroshima Tours
Japan Unveiled: A 14-days Odyssey Through Cities & Serenity
- 14 days from AU$12,390pp
- Tokyo(3N) - Hakone(1N) - Kanazawa(2N) - Hiroshima(2N) - Osaka(2N) - Kyoto(3N) - Tokyo(1N) - Tokyo
Discover the Jewels of Japan: A 10-Day Classic Journey
- 10 days from AU$9,580pp
- Tokyo(3N) - Hakone(1N) - Kyoto(2N) - Hiroshima(2N) - Osaka(1N) - Osaka
The Ultimate Japan Journey - The Full Experience
- 20 days from AU$19,220pp
- Tokyo(4N) - Hakone(1N) - Nagano(2N) - Takayama(2N) - Kanazawa(2N) - Kyoto(3N) - Hiroshima(2N) - Osaka(3N) - Osaka
Things to do in Hiroshima
Travel FAQS
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Japan: 110 (police), 119 (fire & ambulance)
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China: 110 (police), 120 (ambulance), 119 (fire)
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Three Bears Travel support: You can always contact your guide or our customer service team (support@threebearstravel.com.au) anytime for help in an emergency.
Dress code is generally casual. When visiting religious sites, clothing covering arms and legs may be required. Smart casual is recommended for evenings. A packing list will be included in your final documentation.
We will always try to accommodate special requests. Please inform us at the time of booking if you have medical needs, dietary requirements, mobility concerns or other important details.
- Japan: Apple Pay and Google Pay are gradually accepted in large stores and public transport, but cash is still essential in rural areas.
- China: Alipay and WeChat Pay dominate daily transactions, from taxis to street food. Some international cards can now be linked to these apps, but check compatibility before your trip.
Attractions may occasionally close without prior notice, which can affect access during your trip. While these situations are beyond our control, Three Bears Travel will inform you whenever possible and arrange suitable alternative activities.
- Japan: Japanese Yen (JPY). Cash is still widely used, especially in smaller shops, rural areas, and temples. Credit cards are commonly accepted in major hotels, department stores, and restaurants in big cities.
- China: Chinese Yuan (CNY / Renminbi). While cash is accepted, mobile payments like Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely used. Some international credit cards may not work in smaller shops, so it’s advisable to carry some cash or use mobile payment apps.
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Japan: Generally very safe. Standard precautions like keeping belongings secure, using well-lit streets, and following local laws are sufficient.
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China: Urban areas are mostly safe, but exercise caution in crowded tourist spots. Avoid displaying large amounts of cash and use official taxis or ride-hailing apps.
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Three Bears Travel support: Your guide can advise on local safety tips, accompany you in unfamiliar areas, and help with emergency contacts.
Before joining any of our tours, we encourage travellers to review the itinerary details and assess whether the daily activities suit their personal comfort and fitness level. Each tour page includes information on walking distances, pacing and any physically demanding elements to help you decide.
If you have special requirements, mobility considerations, or prefer a more flexible travel pace, we recommend exploring our Custom Tours. You’re also welcome to speak with our customer service team before booking—our team can suggest the most suitable tour options and help tailor an itinerary that fits your needs.
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