Hiroshima to Onomichi

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3h 

Cheapest

$8-12

Drive

58m

Fastest

$9-14

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Distance: 88 km

Duration: 31m

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Traveling From Hiroshima to Onomichi

Journey from Hiroshima's dynamic urban landscape, rich in history and culture, to Onomichi's serene coastal charm and picturesque temple views.

Best Neighbourhoods in Onomichi

Onomichi features charming neighborhoods that offer diverse experiences for visitors.

Temple Area

• Home to over 25 historic temples.

• Scenic paths with stunning views.

Neko no Hosomichi (Cat Alley)

• A whimsical alley inhabited by friendly cats.

• Vibrant art installations and local shops.

Shimanami Kaido Route

• Ideal for cycling enthusiasts and stunning scenery.

• Connects Onomichi to nearby islands.

Best Times To Visit Onomichi's Attractions

Timing your visits can enhance your experience of Onomichi’s charm.

Senkoji Temple

Visit early morning or late afternoon for peaceful explorations and stunning light.

Onomichi City Museum of Art

Weekdays are less crowded, allowing for a more relaxed appreciation of art.

Shimanami Kaido

Cycle during spring or fall for mild weather and captivating views.

Onomichi Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Onomichi experiences a humid subtropical climate, characterized by hot summers and mild winters, making spring and autumn the ideal seasons to explore the area comfortably. Weather impacts travel experiences, as pleasant temperatures and clear skies enhance your ability to enjoy outdoor attractions and scenic views.

Dining Recommendation in Onomichi

Try the local specialty, Onomichi Ramen, which features a rich, soy-based broth and is often topped with delicious pork and green onions, setting it apart from Hiroshima’s famous okonomiyaki. The cozy atmosphere of small, family-run ramen shops provides an intimate dining experience that highlights the region's emphasis on fresh, local ingredients and traditional cooking methods.