Embark on an unforgettable journey to Hiroshima, Japan, where you can immerse yourself in the rich tradition of oyster harvesting with local fishermen. Join a unique boat tour that offers an exclusive opportunity to learn about this age-old practice and gain insights into the cultural significance of oysters in Hiroshima.
Set sail on a half-day private boat tour, where you will be greeted by experienced fishermen who will guide you through the intricate process of oyster cultivation. As you cruise along the serene waters of Hiroshima Bay, you will witness firsthand the meticulous techniques used to harvest these prized delicacies.
During the tour, you will have the chance to participate in the harvesting process, from gathering oysters from the seabed to shucking them with expert precision. Feel the thrill of working alongside local fishermen as they share their time-honored knowledge and passion for oyster farming.
As you navigate through the picturesque coastal landscapes of Hiroshima, you will learn about the region's unique climate and pristine waters, which contribute to the exceptional quality of Hiroshima oysters. Discover the sustainable practices employed by fishermen to ensure the longevity of this cherished industry and the preservation of the marine ecosystem.
Immerse yourself in the local culture as you engage with fishermen who are eager to share their stories and traditions with you. Gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship and dedication required to cultivate these delectable treasures, and savor the satisfaction of enjoying freshly harvested oysters straight from the source.
Whether you are a seafood enthusiast, a nature lover, or a cultural explorer, this boat tour offers a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave you with lasting memories of Hiroshima's maritime heritage. Indulge your senses in a culinary delight as you sample the freshest oysters paired with local sake, creating a sensory symphony that celebrates the essence of Hiroshima's coastal bounty.
Book your private boat tour today and embark on a journey of discovery and adventure as you learn about oyster harvesting with fishermen in Hiroshima. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Japan's coastal landscapes and the hospitality of its people, and create unforgettable moments that will stay with you long after the tour has ended.
Experience the magic of Hiroshima's oyster harvesting tradition and embark on a voyage of exploration that will enrich your understanding of this time-honored practice. Join us on this exclusive boat tour and discover the secrets of Hiroshima's oyster culture with the guidance of local fishermen who are eager to share their expertise and passion with you.
A special tour where guests are guided by the head of a family-run oyster farming company established in the Edo period that has been in business for over 300 years to witness the oyster catch, visit an oyster raft, and enjoy oyster tasting.
[07:00] Guests will meet at Shimada Suisan Pier before boarding an oyster fishing boat to watch fishermen bring in their catch. The 18th generation head of the company will give an explanation of oyster farming and the secret history behind the oyster brand "Aki no Ippan" which is bred at the production site. Next, guests can enjoy a private tour through the Hiroshima oyster rafts in the calm waters of the Seto Inland Sea.
[08:00] After returning to Shimada Suisan Pier, enjoy an oyster porridge and grilled oysters at an oyster house that's been in business for 15 years. The oyster hut, which started as a joke, is now a seasonal restaurant crowded with local customers. The soup stock for the porridge is a secret recipe from 300 years ago when the restaurant first opened in Osaka. The tour ends after dinner.
The 18th generation head of the company will talk about the appeal of Hiroshima oysters and the ecological cycle of Miyajima's Mt. Misen. He was the first in the private sector to develop a new and successful species of oyster. Enjoy a special tour with one of the most innovative company presidents in the industry.
Learn About Oyster Harvesting with Fishermen in Hiroshima