Onomichi
The stone steps and slopes of Onomichi have been the setting of many
films and literary works. There are magnificent views from Senkoji Park,
which can be reached by a cable car.
Access
- 1 hour by car or Shinkansen
Nearby Attractions
Miyajima Island
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Shukkeien Garden
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Shuhodo (Yamaguchi)
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Motoujina National Park
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Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge (Ehime)
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Hiroshima Castle
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Former Imperial Japanese Naval Academy (Etajima)
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Takehara
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Bayside Beach
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