Explore Hiroshima’s countryside with a Japanese local guide. This journey blends cultural insight and scenic beauty, uncovering hidden gems of rural life. Ride high‑quality e‑bikes through tranquil farming villages, meet locals, and experience authentic traditions.
From December to March, the herb garden is closed, so guests enjoy a hands‑on sushi‑making workshop in a traditional farmhouse, available weekdays and Saturdays. Vegan‑friendly options ensure inclusivity in this culinary experience.
This tour complements a visit to Miyajima Island, offering adventure and relaxation. In snowy conditions, the plan may shift to snowshoe trekking or a scenic drive covering a wider area of Kitahiroshima Town. On select dates, guests can also visit a peaceful teahouse.
Morning departure: Hiroshima Station Bus Stop #3 at 9:00 AM or Hiroshima Bus Center Bus Stop #9 at 9:15 AM. Arrival at Oasa IC is 10:14 AM, with return buses at 3:44 PM. JR Pass holders enjoy free round‑trip rides on JR Bus.
Take the Highway Bus from Hiroshima to Oasa Interchange: Departure: Hiroshima Station at 9:00 AM or Hiroshima Bus Center at 9:15 AM. Return Arrivals: Hiroshima Bus Center at 4:43 PM, Hiroshima Station at 4:58 PM. Further details will be provided after booking.
Our electric bikes offer an effortless way to ride up steep hills, providing a unique and enjoyable experience for our guests. Even those who have never ridden an Ebike before will be amazed by its power and stability. Once at the top, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the town of Oasa and the surrounding countryside, which is particularly impressive due to the mountainous terrain. Despite its stunning scenery, this place is rarely visited by the locals. One of the reasons why this tour is so special is that not many people come to this site. However, our guests have praised this picturesque location for its beauty and uniqueness.
This area is home to a picturesque farming community that has retained its traditional appearance from the past. The community is made up of quaint houses, numerous rice fields, streams teeming with wildlife and hidden gems that tourists rarely get to see. Cycling around the community is fun in itself, but we can also stop at certain locations to immerse ourselves in Japanese culture, making the journey even more special by learning about the lives of the locals, which are centered around agriculture.
As part of our journey we will stop for lunch at the Aino Sato Herb Garden. This restaurant serves a variety of fresh and locally grown vegetables and edible flowers that are completely free of harmful pesticides. You will be pleasantly surprised at how delicious these natural foods taste. The restaurant is also committed to using only natural ingredients and avoiding the use of additives in their dishes. There is also a vegan-friendly menu available on request with advance notice. After our meal, we can take a leisurely stroll through their garden to appreciate the beauty of the flowers, herbs and vegetables grown there.
Oasa's main street, once a bustling hub of people and shops, is now quiet and unhurried. The old buildings that remain are a testament to the town's past prosperity. Despite this, there are still a handful of shops on the street that cater to the needs of people from both inside and outside Oasa. It would be fascinating to explore these businesses and perhaps meet and interact with their owners. Learning about their passions and aspirations could have a positive impact on your life.
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