Best Tourist Spots In Onomichi-shi

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At Ikuchi Island of Shimanami Coastal Road, Kousanji Museum has a white and huge marble art created by a sculptor active in Italy. Enjoy the photogenic space with the island's beautiful scenery.◎A former temple has become a museum. Entrance Fee: adult￥1400 college student￥1000 high school student￥800

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Tsuzumi-iwa is a huge stone located near Senko-ji Park. It's a scenic spot where we can take a photo with a beautiful Onomichi town behind us. The stone is called 'Pom Pom Iwa' because it sounds 'pom pom' when it's hit with a rock.

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Itsukushima Shrine on Iwashi Island in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture. Iwashi Island is an island next to Mukaishima on the Shimanami Kaido and is connected by a bridge! The torii that stands toward the sea is mysterious as if it were welcoming the god of the sea. It's a little-known spot, so you can spend a relaxing time on the sandy beach while gazing at the spectacular scenery. There is free parking!

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There're shop and accommodation at the first floor. We visited cafe&bar at the second floor this time. The room was very chic but somehow comfortable. Of course, their lemonade was delicious. Homemade Lemonade 600 yen.

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Nice holidays in Onomichi. 'Onomichi U2' is a complex of a hotel, restaurant and café. The redecorated terrace offers the view of calm Seto Inland Sea. You can spend fashionable and calm holidays in Onomichi♪

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It's located on the way to the shopping district, near Onomichi Station. And somehow the appearance looks good old, and makes us feel relieved. Oyatsu-to Yamaneko is a specialty shop of pudding, and has various kinds. I ate Onomichi Pudding of white-chocolate this time.

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Kousanji has some tangible cultural properties that were modeled on famous Nikko Tosho-gu. Now, it opens as a museum, and you can enjoy the artistic world with stunning flowers and trees.◎Entrance Fee: adult￥1400

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"Jodoji" in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture is said to have been built by Prince Shotoku and is famous for the benefit of praying for victory. It is also popular as a first visit spot in Hiroshima. And what I would like to recommend most is the view from Jodoji! Since it is on a slope, you can see the Seto Inland Sea and Mukaishima, and it is a superb view.

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In the middle of April. The time of cherries in full-bloom, I visited Onomichi for the first time. I took time to look the shrine and then, I took pictures of the cherry blossoms as soon as I found this scene.