Japan · Dining Experience

4-Hour Private Driving Tour of Mihara with Lookouts and Okonomiyaki

4 Hours Round trip from 日本、〒723-0033 広島県三原市沖浦町竜王山 Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Marvel at the stunning vistas from the lookouts of Mt. Fudekage and Mt. Ryuo
02 Enjoy a scrumptious okonomiyaki lunch at a local restaurant
03 Discover the tranquillity of Buttsuji Temple
04 Browse local gifts and foods at Roadside Station Shinmei no Sato

Embark on a scenic journey through Mihara and its picturesque surroundings on this private driving tour. From Mihara Station, you'll visit the mesmerizing lookouts of Mt. Fudekage and Mt. Ryuo, enjoy lunch at a local okonomiyaki restaurant, and continue to the serene Buttsuji Temple and Roadside Station Shinmei no Sato. This experience combines coastal scenery, local food, and cultural discovery in one relaxed outing.

From Mihara Station, you'll visit the mesmerizing lookouts of Mt. Fudekage and Mt. Ryuo, enjoy lunch at a local okonomiyaki restaurant, and continue to the serene Buttsuji Temple and Roadside Station Shinmei no Sato.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Scenic Mihara Drive with Mountain Lookouts and Temple Visit

Pick up at Mihara Station and begin your drive.
Drive to the lookout of Mt. Fudekage.
Drive to the lookout of Mt. Ryuo.
Lunch at an okonomiyaki restaurant.
Drive to Buttsuji Temple.
Drive to Roadside Station Shinmei no Sato.
Drive back to Mihara Station.

Tour ends.

Where this trip takes you

Mt. Fudekage lookouts, Mt. Ryuo lookouts, Buttsuji Temple, Roadside Station Shinmei no Sato

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map — Round trip from 日本、〒723-0033 広島県三原市沖浦町竜王山 1 city · 4 Hours

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

A local Japanese-English speaking guide
Transportation by car

What's Not Included

Entry fee for Buttsuji Temple
Food and drink costs

Know before you go

Mihara is a seaside town located in the heart of Seto's Inland Sea coast. The town transforms with the seasons, offering beautiful cherry blossoms in April and autumn leaves in November. If you're an avid hiker, a cultural explorer, or a lover of tranquil landscapes, Mihara offers a delightful hidden escape in Hiroshima Prefecture.

Mt. Fudekage and Mt. Ryuo
- A peaceful escape, driving to the lookouts on Mt. Fudekage and Mt. Ryuo offers scenic beauty over the islands of the Seto Inland Sea.
Cultural splendor at Buttsuji Temple
- Buttsuji Temple, with its rich history and cultural significance, is a treasure trove of spiritual exploration. The intricate architecture, serene gardens, and tranquil atmosphere make it a place for quiet contemplation and appreciation of Japanese Buddhist traditions. Its best season is especially autumn, which offers breathtaking views that are a treat for the eyes and the soul.
Roadside Station Shinmei no Sato
- Shop for local products, gifts, and foods, especially the famous wild-caught dried whole octopus.
- Take away delicious takoyaki balls made with wild-caught octopus.
- Look down over the Seto Inland Sea and central Mihara City.
Okonomiyaki capital, Mihara
Mihara is well known for its savoury Japanese pancake. Okonomiyaki town offers both Hiroshima style and Osaka style. Mihara has a history of workers who moved there from the Osaka area.