You can take the cable car up the mountain to save yourself quite a bit of walking. If you have enough time, you can also try walking up, but most of the route consists of slopes and stairs, so it's best to consider your fitness level.
Once you reach the top, the peaceful, pleasant surroundings offer views of Onomichi Port and the Seto Inland Sea. The city and seascape come together in a tranquil scene, creating a relaxed atmosphere.
Senkoji Temple | Review by Linda Liao
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Mt. Senkoji Ropeway
The Mt. Senkoji Ropeway is a throughway connecting Nagaeguchi Station at the base to Senkoji-yama Station at the summit of Mount Senkoji, a 144.2 meter-tall towering member of Onomichi’s three famed peaks.
搭乘千光寺纜車上山，隨著纜車緩緩升高，可以從不同角度欣賞尾道這座依山傍海的海港小城。沿途可見山坡上的街屋、尾道港以及遠方的瀨戶內海景色逐漸映入眼簾，視野相當開闊。
千光寺名列「日本櫻花名所100選」，種植了染井吉野櫻、枝垂櫻、八重櫻等上千棵櫻花樹，春天櫻花盛開時，整座山景更添浪漫氣息，是非常推薦的賞櫻與旅遊季節。
參訪完千光寺後，還可以沿著山坡探索附近的「貓之細道」。沿途巷弄幽靜，偶爾遇見可愛的貓咪與各式小店，漫無目的、隨心所欲地走走看看，反而更能感受到尾道獨有的悠閒魅力。 -
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Dogo Shotengai (Dogo Haikara Dori)
Nicknamed “Dogo Haikara Dori”, the Dogo Shotengai is a shopping arcade connected to Dogo Onsen Honkan. At 250-meters in length, this L-shaped shopping arcade connects the stretch from the main building of Dogo Onsen to Dogo Onsen Station, the final stop on the Iyotetsu train lines.
Dogo Shopping Arcade isn't very large, but it's packed with unique shops, making it a great place to browse at a leisurely pace and hunt for finds. You can find almost every Ehime specialty product you can think of here, so shopping is very convenient.
Imabari towels are also well worth buying. Known for being soft on the skin and highly absorbent, they're both practical and high-quality. They're great for personal use and also make a distinctive gift. -
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Ehime no Shokutaku 1970
Ehime no Shokutaku 1970 is a juice stand in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture. It is known for its unique style, where mikan juice comes out when you turn a faucet. The shop is located inside Dogo Shopping Street, the arcade that connects Dogo Onsen Station and the Dogo Onsen Main Building.
Ehime is a famous citrus-growing region in Japan, producing all kinds of citrus fruits. Not only are there many varieties, but each one has its own distinctive aroma and flavor, making you want to try them all.
The most unique experience of the trip was tasting mikan juice flowing directly from a faucet. Just gently turn the faucet, and bright golden juice flows out. It was novel, fun, and a delightful surprise. Each variety of juice had its own flavor—some were refreshingly sweet and tart, while others were richly sweet and fragrant. Every sip was full of Ehime's distinctive local flavor. -
