September 2026
15:50–18:40
16:50–18:40
13:50–17:05
14:20–17:35
14:55–18:05
15:40–18:20
16:40–18:30
October 2026
13:10–16:10
13:45–16:45
14:30–17:15
15:15–17:30
16:10–17:30
13:30–15:10
13:50–16:00
14:25–16:40
15:10–17:05
16:05–17:20
November 2026
December 2026
How to read this calendar
Spring tides win. Around the new and full moon the tidal range is largest: the water drops further, the seabed stays open longer, and the evening high tide floats the gate at its most photogenic. One date, both extremes.
Times shown are the walkable windows — the hours when the tide is below 100 cm and you can walk out to the torii. Windows before ~7:00 or after dark are realistic only if you stay on the island.
Blank-looking days aren't bad days. On neap tides the gate simply stays afloat all day — arguably its most beautiful state. They're just not seabed-walking days.
If your dates land on one, the day is better spent off the island than waiting for water that won't drop. One More Day / Hiroshima — our sister site — lists what is within an hour of Hiroshima Station.