Have Fun Pass

Overview

One QR code, three attractions of your choosing, and a week to use them. That is the core of the Have Fun in Hiroshima Pass, a digital pick-and-mix voucher that lets travellers select any three facilities from a menu spanning sightseeing, transport, outdoor activity and food. Options include Orizuru Tower with its rooftop wooden observation deck next to the Peace Memorial Park, the high-speed ship between Hiroshima and Miyajima, and the cruise ferry that crosses the Seto Inland Sea between Hiroshima Port and Kure Port.

The food and shopping side is practical rather than token. Vouchers cover an okonomiyaki meal at Ekimae Square, a cake set at Hotel Granvia, an ekie shopping voucher and Bic Camera, while a one-day bike pass, Peacecle, handles city cycling. A premium version widens the menu further, adding the Peace Memorial Museum, Miyajima Aquarium, Mt. Senkoji Ropeway, Shukkeien Garden, Hiroshima Kagura performances, archery at Hiroshima Castle and a cat cafe.

The pass suits independent travellers who like building their own itinerary rather than following a fixed tour. Buy it, then activate it any time within 270 days of the selected date; from the first use it runs for seven days, all managed through the Travel Contents App with no paper tickets.

Itinerary

1. Purchase and activationBuy the pass and hold it unused for up to 270 days from the selected date. It activates the moment the first facility is used.
2. Redeem in the appLoad the pass into the Travel Contents App and show the QR code at each participating facility. No physical tickets are involved.
3. Choose three facilitiesPick any three from the standard menu: Orizuru Tower, the Hiroshima to Miyajima high-speed ship, the Hiroshima to Kure cruise ferry, the one-day Peacecle bike pass, or the food and shopping vouchers.
4. Use over seven daysOnce activated, the pass stays valid for one week, so the three choices can be spread across a full week of travel.
5. Optional premium upgradeThe premium pass adds options such as the Peace Memorial Museum, Miyajima Aquarium, Mt. Senkoji Ropeway and Shukkeien Garden. This is a separate product from the standard three-choice pass.

What To Expect From The Tour

This is a self-guided voucher, not a guided tour, so almost every practical question comes down to planning.

• Check opening hours. The listing asks users to check each facility's business hours and public holidays in advance via the operator's linked pages. Facilities close on their own schedules, and the pass does not override them. Doing this check before committing a choice saves a wasted redemption.
• Phone and app. Everything runs through the Travel Contents App and a QR code, so a charged phone is the one essential item. The listing describes redemption and use happening directly in the app with no physical tickets.
• Restaurants fill up. The okonomiyaki venue can be full at peak times, and the listing warns that a seat may not be available. It recommends booking with the restaurant ahead or arriving early to wait. Side dishes ordered beyond the voucher carry an extra charge on site.
• One use per venue. Each voucher can be used once at one store. If the meal or purchase costs more than the voucher value, the difference is paid on site. Budget a little extra for anything added to the set menu.
• Activation timing. The seven-day clock starts at the first use, not at purchase. Travellers who buy early should wait to redeem anything until the trip properly begins. Also note that if several passes are bought in one booking, using one activates them all.
• Boat trips. Two of the headline options are boats, the Kure cruise ferry and the Miyajima high-speed ship. The listing promotes the relaxing sea crossing while feeling the nature of the Seto Inland Sea. Check each operator's sailing information before locking in a ferry choice.

Common issues. Restaurant vouchers may be refused a seat at busy times, and any price difference or side-dish charge must be paid on site. Each voucher works only once at one store, and buying multiple passes in a single booking means they all activate together when the first one is used.

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