The Tobishima Kaido is a chain of five islands in the Setouchi joined by bridges popular with cyclists.

Mitarai is a traditional port town on the Tobishima Kaidō in the Seto Inland Sea with a rich history of commerce and culture.

Island of artistic and religious significance in the Seto Inland Sea, and last major island on the Ehime side of the Shimanami Kaidō.

One of the most historically significant shrines in Japan. Located on Ōmishima Island along the Shimanami Kaidō.

Collection of ancient samurai weaponry and shrine statuary. Set in a pleasant garden beside Ōyamazumi Shrine.

Mt. Kirō is an architecturally interesting observation deck overlooking the Kurushima Strait Bridge.

The fiirst major island on the Ehime side of the Shimanami Kaidō with scenes of rice paddy, shrines, temples, and cherry blossom.

A bridge on the Shimanami Kaido connecting the island of Oshima to Shikoku. It’s the world's longest suspension bridge structure.

Take a cruise in a fast motor boat and experience the maelstrom of the Kurushima Strait.

Senkō-ji Park is a mountaintop park with an amazing view over Onomichi.

This large complex of highly varied buildings on several levels stands among mysterious rocky outcrops. It affords an amazing view over Onomichi.

Takehara is a port town on the Seto Inland Sea famed for its traditional wooden buildings from the Edo period and its sake production.