One of the temples of "Onomichi 7-Temple Tour". This temple is called "Temple for illness healing prayer". Image of Binzuru, the primary disciple of Buddha, enshrined on your left in the main building, has been called "Rubbing Buddha" and is believed that your affection part will be healed by rubbing the same part of the statue.
One of the temples of "Onomichi 7-Temple Tour". Big stone gate, made with 36 pieces of stone cut and carried from Nichirin-San in the back of the temple is said that the power from those big stones lengthen the lifespan when passing the gate. Temple is also famous for its beautiful seasonal flowers and called "Hydrangea Temple".
The observatory locates on the top of Jyodo-Ji San mountain, 178.9m above sea level. One of three Onomichi mountains. You can enjoy the cityscape of Onomichi, Onomichi Channel, Mukaishima Island and islands along Shimanami Kaido. Also popular for its as sunset and night view, especially shining golden Onomichi Channel.
Michizane Sugawara worshipped as the god of learning was shrined and many examinees pay visit here in the exam season. Also popular for location-site tours as having used in movie film "I Are You, You Am Me", directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi for the scene of student's rolling down the stairs, and also some appearances in an anime "Kamichu!".
On the wall of Onomichi Channel Promenade exhibits artworks such as the grand prix awarded artworks from "Four-seasons Exhibits of Onomichi city of paintings". The wall is decorated with sceneries of Onomichi city and its people's daily lives for 150m.
This museum is used as a new place for students and graduates to present and exhibit their artworks, study local art and work on creative activities related to Onomichi.
The museum is housed in a renovated building of former headquarter of Onomichi Bank which is an Important Cultural property of Onomichi. This museum exhibits archaeological materials of Onomichi remains from the middle ages and artworks of Onomichi-related writers and artists.
The artwork created with waste materials such as tower cranes for loading ship-cargoes. The unique combination of cranes installed with a telephone box is popular as a photo spot.
This theater, with a history of once closing, has opened in 2008 as "Cinema Onomichi". This mini theater with only one screen and 112 seats, has become a popular theater among film directors and actors where they come and greet from the stage.
The museum accommodates about 3,000 of Beckoning Cats. The building was an old private house built in Taisho era (1910-1925) and was renovated as a shop on the 1st floor and gallery on 2nd floor.
