Fukuyama Castle stands right beside Fukuyama Station and was completed in 1622 by Mizuno Katsushige, a relative of the Tokugawa shoguns. Its reconstructed keep houses a museum of local history, while the grounds preserve original Edo-period structures such as the Sujigane-gomon gate and the Fushimi turret, making it a fitting final stop before returning to the station.

Located next to Fukuyama Castle, this museum introduces the history and culture of the Bingo region through archaeological artifacts, samurai culture, and reconstructed townscapes from the Edo period

One of western Japan's finest historic temples, Myoo-in is home to National Treasure buildings, including its Main Hall and Five-story Pagoda. It offers a peaceful atmosphere and remarkable medieval architecture.

This modern museum features Japanese and international art, with changing exhibitions and a pleasant setting beside Fukuyama Castle Park.

Fukuyama Rose Park (※Seasonal) Fukuyama is known as the "City of Roses." Stroll through beautifully maintained rose gardens featuring hundreds of varieties, especially spectacular during the spring and autumn blooming seasons.

Shinshoji Zen Museum: Experience Japanese Zen culture through beautifully designed gardens, contemporary architecture, and tranquil walking paths. This is an excellent option for guests interested in Japanese spirituality and aesthetics.