Дни в Ономити | Видеоблог о путешествиях в Японию

A days in Onomichi | Japan Travel Vlog Thank you for joining this peaceful spring day in Onomichi, where cherry blossoms bloom between temples and hills, and quiet streets lead to thoughtful moments. From local ramen to mountaintop views, art museums to cozy cafés, and even a flavorful Vietnamese dinner nearby—this video captures a gentle and meaningful journey through Onomichi and Fukuyama. — If you want to buy me a coffee!☕
— 🕰️ Timeline 00:00 – Intro Welcoming you to a quiet spring day in Onomichi, filled with blossoms, views, and small discoveries. 01:20 – Onomichi Ramen Itchō (尾道ラーメン 一丁) Starting with a warm and savory bowl of Onomichi-style ramen—rich in flavor and perfect for the season. 05:34 – えんがわ (Engawa Café) A peaceful café nestled in the hillside, with traditional touches and a relaxing sea breeze. 11:00 – Onomichi City Museum of Art (尾道市立美術館) Modern art and spring landscapes meet at this elegant museum surrounded by cherry trees. 14:36 – Senkoji Park Observatory (千光寺公園 展望台) A panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea and Onomichi’s layered rooftops from above. 16:48 – Senkōji Temple (千光寺) A serene temple visit among blooming sakura, bells echoing through the quiet hillside. 20:44 – Cat Alley (猫の細道) Wandering through the playful and peaceful Cat Alley, with local art and hidden corners. 21:49 – Ushitora Shrine (艮神社) Stopping at a tranquil shrine tucked into the slopes of the town—calm and timeless. 24:53 – PANDA QUÁN (Fukuyama) Heading to Fukuyama for dinner at a cozy Vietnamese restaurant. Warm bowls of pho and flavorful bún chả made a perfect end to the day. 27:08 – Fukuyama Castle (福山城) A short evening visit to the beautifully lit Fukuyama Castle—classic architecture and calm ambiance. — If you enjoyed this journey through Onomichi and beyond, please like, comment, and subscribe! More peaceful travels through Japan are on the way—thank you for watching 🌸 — #Onomichi #尾道 #JapanTravelVlog #CherryBlossomWalk #PeacefulJapan #CatAlley #SenkojiTemple #VietnameseFoodJapan #FukuyamaCastle #SlowTravel #HiddenJapan