Kagura Train Rouge

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This is an extremely unique tourist experience where you can rent out a streetcar (Hiroshima Electric Railway) running through the city of Hiroshima and appreciate the traditional performing art "Hiroshima Kagura" inside the car. "Train Rouge" means "Red Train" in French, and you can travel while enjoying meals and drinks in a sophisticated, high-class interior. The powerful dance of Kagura unfolding right before your eyes and the modern night view of Hiroshima flowing outside the window merge into a non-ordinary entertainment that can only be tasted here. It is a premium project strongly recommended for authentic-minded international tourists who want to stylishly experience Japanese tradition and modern urban culture simultaneously.

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An unforgettable tour "Hiroshima Kagura" （English 60 seconds ver.）

An unforgettable tour "Hiroshima Kagura" （English 60 seconds ver.）

Hiroshima Prefectural Tourism Federation

Enjoy Hiroshima Kagura in the special streetcar TRAINROUGE

Enjoy Hiroshima Kagura in the special streetcar TRAINROUGE

Hiroshima Prefectural Tourism Federation

Kagura Train Rouge

Address
5-11 Hashimoto Town, Naka Ward, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture
Website
https://trainrouge.com/top.shtml
Operator
Kagura Train Rouge

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