Tourist attraction • Setodachoogi, Onomichi, Hiroshima 722-2403, Japan
Located in the scenic city of Onomichi, Kannon-do Hall offers a hidden retreat with a breathtaking view of the Seto Inland Sea. This place has been considered a place of ascetic training since ancient times, and in the Edo period, monks used to visit here for training. Even now, the grounds are adorned with moss-covered stone Buddhas, providing a sense of the weight of time.
The view from Kannon-do Hall is nothing short of magnificent. Countless islands dot the Seto Inland Sea, reflecting the changing light of the morning and evening sun. The colors of the sea surface, flickering in the island shadows, are the epitome of a spectacular view. As you enjoy the murmuring of the stream, you can spend a leisurely time here.
The journey to Kannon-do Hall is a bit tricky, but that's part of its charm. From Onomichi Station, you'll need to take a local bus or walk, and the mountain path along the way provides an enjoyable stroll. Upon arrival, after paying the admission fee, you can enter the grounds. The location is a bit challenging to access, but that's precisely why the joy of encountering such a spectacular view is unparalleled.
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