Museum of History and Folklore
The museum displays materials related to the local salt and sake industry, and exhibits related to the city’s people, history, and culture.
SETOUCHI TOURS
Saihō-ji Temple
A temple with a fine view of Takehara’s old town from its vermillion Kannon Hall.
Sumiyoshi Shrine
This small Shintō shrine recalls the economic development of Onomichi.
Ushitora Shrine
A large Shintō shrine under the cable car to Senkō-ji Temple.
Tennei-ji Temple
A Zen temple with a postcard-perfect pagoda overlooking Onomichi.
Saikoku-ji Temple
Saikoku-ji is a huge temple complex on the slopes of Mt. Atagoyama. It’s the largest of the many temples in Onomichi.
Myōsen-ji Temple
A temple with a beautiful main gate and a hall dedicated to Kiyomasa Katō.
Jikō-ji Temple
A temple with an unusual stone gate and a panoramic view over Onomichi.
Senkō-ji Temple
This large complex of highly varied buildings on several levels stands among mysterious rocky outcrops. It affords an amazing view over Onomichi.
Ōkunoshima Island
A small island with a rich history, populated entirely by rabbits.