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XLTY 5L[LYP^P T^WLYO^ ZQ 3ZY^S`  >STVZV`              from the seawater, its vermillion-colored
            and Kyushu—are cherished by the Japanese              [TWWL]^ Pc_PYOTYR XZ]P _SLY    QPP_ LMZaP
            because of their beauty and the traditions            the seabed. The elegant inner shrine includes
            they have maintained. And we enjoy a closer           37 buildings, while the outer shrine along
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            to Omishima Island where we’ll delight in             blending with the compelling natural beauty
            spectacular views from the bridges that have          of the site.
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            the mainland.                                         BP SLaP W`YNS L_ L WZNLW ]P^_L`]LY_  _SPY
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            BPɪWW NZY_TY`P _Z 4V`NSTUTXL 4^WLYO  3P]P             After returning to our hotel, the rest of
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            Hirayama Museum of Art, which displays                discoveries. Tonight we’ll gather for a
            XLYd bZ]V^ Md bZ]WO QLXZ`^ 5L[LYP^P                   Farewell Dinner at a local restaurant.
            [LTY_P] 4V`Z 3T]LdLXL  bSZ bL^ MZ]Y LYO               Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
            spent his boyhood on this island. Having
            experienced the tragedy of the A-bomb at
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                                                                  Day 4 Hiroshima • Return to U.S.
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            the early evening.
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            Dinner is on your own tonight.                        MLNV TY _SP @ >  ZY _SP ^LXP OLd
            Breakfast                                             Breakfast




            Day 3 Hiroshima • Explore Miyajima •
            Visit Itsukushima Shinto Shrine

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            train and then by ferry to Miyajima, an island
            that was once worshiped for its spirituality.
            Here Mount Misen—whose primeval forests
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            beautiful Seto Inland Sea.

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            founded in AD 593 and is designated
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            Japan of the unique Shinden architecture.
            The famed gate to the shrine, the torii, rises



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