The two World Heritage sites that Hiroshima takes pride in—Itsukushima Shrine and the Atomic Bomb Dome—and KAI Miyajima, located on the opposite shore from Miyajima, are connected by a sea route. We invite you to enjoy a comfortable and smooth boat journey that links sightseeing to your stay, all while leisurely gazing at the tranquil scenery of the Seto Inland Sea.

Sea route connecting two World Heritage sites and KAI Miyajima

Introducing sea routes convenient for visiting the World Heritage sites, Itsukushima Shrine and the Atomic Bomb Dome (Peace Memorial Park).

A transfer at the Miyajima Ferry Terminal is required for travel between Peace Memorial Park and KAI Miyajima.

Peace Memorial Park – Miyajima

A high-speed boat connecting the two World Heritage sites, Peace Memorial Park (Atomic Bomb Dome) and Miyajima, in the shortest possible time.

Travel Time: 45 minutes

One-way Fare: Adults 2,400 yen

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Miyajima – KAI Miyajima

A scenic sea route connecting Miyajima and KAI Miyajima, offering views of the iconic oyster rafts and the Great Torii Gate.

Travel Time: 20 minutes

One-way Fare: Adults 1,000 yen

※The timetable and reservation start date have not yet been determined.

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※The Miyajima Visitor Tax of 100 yen will be charged separately when entering the island.

Package ticket

For those traveling one way, we recommend a "Combined booking," which allows travel between Peace Memorial Park, Miyajima, and Hoshino Resorts KAI Miyajima. You can utilize two boat routes connecting the two World Heritage sites and Hoshino Resorts KAI Miyajima.

*A transfer is required at the Miyajima Ferry Pier.

Recommended Itinerary

From Hiroshima City to Hoshino Resorts KAI Miyajima, and on to Miyajima. Staying one night at "Hoshino Resorts KAI Miyajima" on the opposite shore allows you to touch upon the depth of Miyajima's history and culture before crossing over to the island. By discovering its charm in advance, your sightseeing on Miyajima will become all the more profound and moving—a classic model itinerary exploring two World Heritage Sites.

Peace Memorial Park

11:00AM

A park dedicated to memorializing the victims of the atomic bombing and praying for lasting world peace.

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Atomic Bomb Dome

11:30AM

A World Heritage site that conveys the tragedy of nuclear weapons and the message of peace.

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12:00 PM
When it comes to must-try classic gourmet dishes in Hiroshima, Okonomiyaki and oysters are absolute essentials. You can enjoy a tour of mouth-watering specialty foods.

To Miyajimaguchi Onsen

2:15PM

Miyajimaguchi, where Hoshino Resorts KAI Miyajima is located, is a scenic spot serving as the departure point on the Honshu mainland side for crossing over to Itsukushima Shrine.

Check-in at KAI Miyajima

2:30PM

Enjoy a stay that cherishes the culture and history of Miyajima, overlooking the World Heritage site "Itsukushima Shrine" and the serene Seto Inland Sea.

Hot spring

3:00 PM
Wrap your bath items in a furoshiki (wrapping cloth)and head to the public hot spring. Enjoy an infinity-style breathtaking view where the bathtub seamlessly blends into the beautiful archipelago of the Seto Inland Sea.

Dinner

5:30PM

Hiroshima Prefecture is renowned for its diverse food culture, including lemons, oysters, and Okonomiyaki. Savor a kaiseki course meal featuring local specialties crafted into innovative dishes with a playful touch.

KAI Cultural Discovery

9:00PM

Spend an elegant moment woven by a storyteller and the dance of a Shirabyoshi (court dancer), which brought color to the Heian period, as they weave the origins of Itsukushima Shrine and the history of Miyajima.

Miyajima to KAI Miyajima

10:15 AM
Boats bound for Miyajima operate from the pier located directly in front of Hoshino Resorts KAI Miyajima. With an unbeatable location, you can depart for sightseeing in Miyajima immediately after leaving the ryokan.

Itsukushima Shrine

11:00AM

A World Heritage site renowned for the breathtaking beauty of its Great Torii Gate floating on the sea.

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Momijidani Park

12:00 PM
A famous autumn foliage spot designated as a Place of Scenic Beauty, spreading at the foot of the primeval forest of Mt. Misen, part of the World Heritage site of Miyajima.

Daishoin Temple

13:00PM

Miyajima's oldest temple, founded by Kobo Daishi (Kukai). It is renowned as one of the island's most powerful spiritual sites.

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To Hiroshima Sta

Hiroshima Station, which offers good access to Hiroshima Airport, is a central transportation hub. The boat route connecting Peace Memorial Park near Hiroshima Station with Miyajima provides a comfortable journey filled with the lingering afterglow of travel.

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Boarding Location

The boarding location on the Miyajima side is Miyajima No. 3 Pier, located at the far end as you walk from Itsukushima Shrine toward the ferry terminal. Please check in at the ticket counter near the pier. For safety reasons, do not enter the pier until instructed by staff.

①Head toward Miyajima No. 3 Pier, located at the far end of the ferry terminal.

② Follow the path to find the ticket counter and the pier.

Other Information

Reservation

This sea route is operated by "Aqua Net Hiroshima Co., Ltd." For changes to your reservation or inquiries regarding the day's operation status, please contact the operator directly (TEL: +81-829-30-7112).

Prices

Boarding fees are not included in the room rate. Please pay the operator directly when boarding (or at the time of booking).

Baggage Information

Due to limited space, we may not be able to accommodate large luggage, bicycles, or musical instruments. Please arrange to send such items in advance via courier. Please note that we cannot be held responsible for any damage, loss, or theft of luggage on board. Please keep your valuables and fragile items with you at all times.

Notes

Operations may be canceled without notice for safety reasons due to weather conditions (strong winds, thick fog, etc.) or tide levels. In the event of cancellation, please note that any alternative transportation (ferry, taxi, etc.) and the associated costs will be the responsibility of the guest.