Fukuyama

This historic port town preserves Edo-period architecture along the scenic Seto Inland Sea coast. Wander narrow alleys lined with traditional wooden buildings and sample homeishu, the local medicinal liquor.

Fukuyama City Zoo houses over 60 species, including rare Borneo elephants and Japanese monkeys. Weekend animal feeding sessions offer intimate encounters with the residents in this tranquil, green setting.

This nostalgic theme park recreates 1950s Japan alongside modern rides and seasonal attractions. Wander through the authentic "Itsuka Kita Michi" townscape before enjoying the 50-meter Ferris wheel's panoramic views.

This acoustically superb concert hall hosts diverse cultural events in Japan's Chugoku region with 2,003 seats across three stories. Reserve tickets to experience classical performances in this premier venue with perfect sightlines.

Home to 5,500 roses across 280 varieties, this park symbolises Fukuyama's post-war recovery. Visit during the mid-May Rose Festival to experience vibrant blooms and cultural celebrations.

This hilltop museum chronicles Tomonoura's maritime heritage through artefacts and fishing displays. Explore the former castle grounds while enjoying panoramic views of the port town and Seto Inland Sea.

This intimate art museum showcases European masterpieces and Japanese works, with a notable Italian Futurism collection. Enjoy tea ceremony in the traditional teahouse overlooking Fukuyama Castle.

You can spend time browsing the exhibits at Fukuyama Auto and Clock Museum during your trip to Fukuyama. You can seek out the cycling trails while in the area.