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Ioji Temple offers a peaceful retreat with traditional stone walls and tiled roofs. Enjoy scenic views of Tomonoura Bay, and hike to Taishiden Hall for even more stunning panoramic vistas.

Nunakuma Shrine in Tomonoura is a must-see for history lovers, featuring two sea deity shrines and an ancient noh stage. Explore the shrine’s maritime history and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

The Irohamaru Museum in Tomonoura showcases artifacts from the famous merchant ship Irohamaru, which sank in 1867 with Sakamoto Ryoma aboard. Explore its fascinating history and the ship's legacy.

Ota Residence is a historic home that once belonged to a family that pioneered homeishu brewing in the 17th century. Explore its preserved tatami rooms, tea rooms, and storerooms for a glimpse into Japan’s past.

Enpukuji Temple, built in the 1600s on a hill once home to a castle, offers peaceful views and a glimpse into Japan's feudal past. A must-visit for history lovers, reflecting Japan's rich cultural heritage.

Fukuzenji Temple in Tomonoura offers breathtaking views of Bentenjima and Sensuijima islands. Enjoy the tranquil ambiance and the unique Maria Kannon statue, blending history and natural beauty.

The Joyato Lighthouse in Tomonoura is a historic symbol of the town's maritime heritage. Standing 11 meters tall, it offers stunning views of the bay, making it a must-see for history and nature lovers.

Fukuyama Art Museum blends art, history, and nature near Fukuyama Castle, with modern works, local artists, and views from a teahouse. Enjoy exhibits and a peaceful cultural escape.

Explore the cultural treasures of Kansai, from the historic streets of Kyoto to the vibrant city of Osaka, offering a blend of tradition and modernity.

Fukuyama Castle, built in 1622 and reconstructed in 1966, offers stunning views from its unique black-and-white keep. Explore the museum, cherry blossoms in spring, and nearby cultural attractions.