Fukuyama

Fukuyama is a city on Japan’s Ashida River. Myōō-in Temple has an ornate 5-story pagoda built in the 1300s. The grounds of Fukuyama Castle feature cherry blossoms in spring and colorful foliage in fall. The Hiroshima Prefectural Historical Museum displays the ruins of Kusado Sengen, the area's medieval port. South, Tomonoura is a port town known for its Edo-era buildings and the stone Jōyatō Lighthouse.
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National reserve
Sights & Landmarks
Tomonoura, located 14 kilometers south of Fukuyama Station along the Seto Inland Sea coastline, is a centuries-old fishing village known for its well-preserved traditional Japanese houses, shops, and temples. It has been a prosperous port town since ancient times and is mentioned in the Manyoshu, an 8th-century anthology of Japanese poetry.
Quiet, clean and beautiful town. Similar to Ise bay in that houses 🏠 are lined up along the bay, doing various small businesses like cafes, souvenirs, crafts and museum exhibits. Walk or drive along the small roads from the tourist centre to the stone lighthouse to find resemblances to the Ponyo movie 🎥. Around 1 hour or so is a good amount of time to explore this seaside town.
YJ — Google review
A Park Where Stillness Speaks Tucked away from the city’s rhythm, this park doesn’t ask for attention—it offers quiet instead. Shaded paths, gentle water, and the hush of wind through leaves create a space where your thoughts can slow down and settle. It’s not grand, not crowded—just calm. A place where time stretches, and silence feels like a companion. If you’re looking for peace, not spectacle, this is where you’ll find it.
Bel Z — Google review
Lovely relaxing spot to visit. There were very few people there when we visited mid-week. Took a bus to and from Fukuyama station, which took about 40mins. There are plenty of places to eat and drink nearby and lots of other interesting places to visit within walking distance.
Peter L — Google review
Calm and secluded area. Very quiet fishing port, bus ride is definitely long enough for you to catch a short nap from hiroshima station. Shops was mostly closed when I went not sure if there was any special occasion and most shops were closed during the day. But a few restaurants are opened, definitely do try them out!
Pb — Google review
Highly recommending Tomonoura for anyone who loves sunsets, sea, and slow moments. I found peace in this little port town. 💙🏝️
Ivy L — Google review
A good weekend visits or even a night stay at this beautiful town by the bay.
James Y — Google review
A very pleasant, small fishing town on the Seto Inland Sea
JP N — Google review
Fall in love with this small yet important and charming city!
Jerri G — Google review
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Castle
Historical landmark
Fukuyama Castle, located just a short walk from JR Fukuyama Station, offers stunning views of the castle from the Shinkansen platforms. It is recognized as one of Japan's top 100 castles and features free parking with additional paid options if needed. The castle boasts a museum with rich video content and recently completed reconstruction of the castle tower equipped with modern facilities. Visitors can enjoy beautiful exterior views and a great vantage point from the top.
We were able just to leave our luggage at the station and visiting the city for half a day. The castle and the area are well maintained. On top of an hill it gives you great view of the city. Would recommend you to do the museum, it’s inexpensive and interesting.
Charles G — Google review
Fukuyama Castle – A Rebuilt Legacy with Panoramic Views Located just a short walk from Fukuyama Station in Hiroshima Prefecture, Fukuyama Castle is a striking reminder of Japan’s feudal past. Though much of the original structure was lost during World War II, the main keep (tenshukaku) has been carefully reconstructed and stands today as a proud symbol of the city’s history, resilience, and cultural heritage. Originally built in 1622 by Mizuno Katsunari, a cousin of Tokugawa Ieyasu, Fukuyama Castle was a strategically important stronghold during the Edo period. Its reconstruction in 1966 restored much of its former glory, and recent renovations have further enhanced the experience for visitors. The elegant white façade of the keep, flanked by stone walls and cherry trees, is especially beautiful during spring when the blossoms bloom across the castle grounds. Inside, the castle houses a museum offering exhibits on the local samurai culture, weaponry, armor, and the castle’s own tumultuous history. Displays are modern and informative, with English signage available for most exhibits. From the top floor, panoramic views stretch out over Fukuyama city and the surrounding area, offering a lovely reward for the climb. The surrounding Fukuyama Castle Park is a favorite among locals for walking, picnicking, and seasonal festivals. It’s especially popular during cherry blossom season, when the area transforms into a lively and photogenic hanami spot. Fukuyama Castle may not have the same name recognition as Himeji or Osaka, but it offers a quieter, more local experience steeped in history and charm. For travelers exploring the Chugoku region—or anyone passing through Fukuyama—it’s well worth a stop.
Paul P — Google review
Fukuyama castle is a historic landmark known for its impressive architecture and views that provide a sweeping perspective of the city.a distination full of culture and beauty.
Rimon G — Google review
What a beautiful castle. Wasn’t crowded at all. The interior is surprisingly updated with an elevator and air conditioning. Lots of nice displays and the huge garden is absolutely fantastic. Koi ponds, huge statues and bonsai. Definitely worth visiting if you’re headed towards Himeji which is about 40 minutes away by Shinkansen. Castle is white in the front and black in the rear. Nice place!
Ty M — Google review
Stunning castle in Fukuyama, worth the trip. Inside there is a small shooting gallery, sort of.
Umesh W — Google review
Even though the original castle was destroyed during the bombing campaign during ww2, the wall sections were mostly spared and the castle itself rebuilt. It's the more museum type castle, as is the case for any non original castle. There are exhibits inside that have some English and videos that have subtitles. I felt that there was enough english to let you know what was going on and not feel like you're totally lost. They have two interactive game type things in there: One where you ride an animatronic horse through the castle (racing game) and the other where you shoot a matchlock rifle to hit a virtual target. I seemed to be the only person to participate while I was there. Overall, not very busy castle and it wasn't crowded at all. They say you visited Fukuyama castle if you took the train, since technically the station is on the original castle grounds, but why not make a stop here and see the full thing?
Brandon S — Google review
Wow, what a beautiful castle. I'm so glad I took the time to go to Fukuyama. Beautiful castle full of beautiful rooms and amazing culture. The top of the castle with such amazing views... wow!! Definitely a place to visit. The garden right next door to the castle is absolutely breathtaking. Definitely go see both!
J F — Google review
Lovely spot to visit, didn’t have time to check out the inside but wandering around and taking in the castle & gardens was very pleasant.
Flanky M — Google review
1 Chome-8-39 Marunouchi, Fukuyama, Hiroshima 720-0061, Japanhttps://fukuyamajo.jp/+81 84-922-2117Tips and more reviews for Fukuyama Castle
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Museums
History Museums
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Onomichi, a picturesque port city in southwest Honshu, Japan, is famous for its Temple Walk that links 25 temples. Visitors can explore the Jōdo-ji Temple with its painted screens and Taho-to Pagoda, as well as take a cable car to Mt. Senkōji for stunning views of cherry blossoms from Senkō-ji Temple. The Onomichi City Museum of Art showcases an impressive collection of international paintings.
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Buddhist temple
Sights & Landmarks
Sacred & Religious Sites
Abuto Kannon is a charming Buddhist temple located on a cliff, offering stunning views of the sea and nearby islands. Accessible via a scenic trail along the headland, this peaceful site boasts a rich history and serene atmosphere. While it may be small, the temple's picturesque setting makes it worth visiting. Visitors recommend going on weekdays to avoid crowds and fully appreciate the breathtaking scenery.
Amazing shrine, with breathtaking view. Highly recommended. 100 yen entrance, hiking spots nearby, parking and toilet as well.
Paweł L — Google review
Enchanting! A must-visit temple whenever you are in the southern part of Fukuyama.. one of my best cycling experiences.. on top of a cliff with a fantastic view all around!
JunTrep C — Google review
Great little Shrine.
Benjamin I — Google review
Small temple but good view. Suggest to go here during week days because fewer visitors.
Dentarg H — Google review
Pls don't visit this remote location unless you have a private transport. The bus only travel couple of times a day. And you be stuck in a remote location that take 2hrs to travel and 5mins to visit. The shrine is quite unique but I feel a total visit of time. Not worth the travel.
Kim T — Google review
Few buses if you plan to do day tour. The bus passes every 50mins or 1hr It’s worth the visit. 100 yen to enter Peaceful great history and awesome views
Wirty — Google review
It’s breathtaking! Love it.
Mii M — Google review
Tiny peaceful place !
Marcos T — Google review
Notohara-1427-1 Numakumacho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima 720-0312, Japan+81 84-987-3862Tips and more reviews for Abuto Kannon
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Technology museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
Step into a world of vintage cars, antique clocks, and other fascinating relics at the Fukuyama Auto & Clock Museum. This unique venue offers a diverse collection that includes automobiles from Japan and beyond, as well as an impressive array of timepieces. Visitors can stroll through the expansive grounds while admiring these historical treasures and even have the opportunity to touch and photograph many of the exhibits.
Truly enjoyed my visit to this museum. The exhibits are old and brought back memories of the yester-years when I was young. Also, I was allowed to sit in the vintage cars to take photos! It was also very fun getting my hands on the mobile music making cart, the old telephones and the straddles of the old horse carriage. The clocks of the Edo period were still clicking away!
Daphne P — Google review
A funky little museum covering mostly cars and then clocks after. Was fun being able to get into the cars as well, seeing how uncomfortable and difficult to get they were back in history. The odd few wax models of particular characters there. I’d say worth going if you’re really into cars, otherwise won’t be much time spent here.
Dave — Google review
Wild I came upon this place by chance just randomly looking on Google maps. Never heard of it before, but so glad I made the walk over. They have a bit of everything old and vintage. Cars, planes, military equipment, old machinery, clocks, etc. The best part is that they let you interact with the exhibits. Machines can be cranked and cars can be sat in. Their phamplet says they believe that history should be interacted with and not be something left in the past. Will things get worn out quicker? Almost certainly. But it definitely was an amazing experience being able to actually sit in the driver's seat. Definitely a must do in fukuyama!
Brandon S — Google review
Truly impressive! Hopped a quick shin from iwakuni to Fukuyama, walked about 10 minutes and literally found myself in heaven! As an amateur horologist, aviation and automobile enthusiast this place is like a mini mecca! First off photos do not do the collection size justice. The amount of antique clocks, watches, pocket watches, pianos, toys, phones, fuel pumps, vehicles, rocking horses, machines, airplanes, and motorcycles is mind blowing. A lifetime of incredible collecting for the average Joe to go and enjoy. These cars are not locked away. If you can fit in them or on them, you're welcome enter the vehicles and sit on the motorcycles and even sit in the airplane!! My son was over the moon while I was blown away by the amount of history and rarity at my fingertips. Honestly, it is one of the best museums I have visited in Japan and absolutely worth the trip. Short walk from the train station and lots to do and see in the area. Only 900 yen to enter for adults and worth ever yen! Can easily spend over an hour without even trying. Great photo opportunities in every nook and cranny of the museum, and the staff was friendly and knowledgeable talking to me about the owner and items in the museum (when she had a spare moment). I will be going back again just to enjoy this collection before I leave Japan. Go, enjoy, and support this incredible collection of history!!!!
Keith A — Google review
I set this museum as today’s cycling destination. The collection includes automobiles, clocks, and aircraft from earlier times. Personally, I especially enjoy seeing the cars — it’s fascinating to imagine how people used to drive back then. The numerous clocks on the wall were also quite impressive.
408 — Google review
A must visit when you are in the area! I’m glad to see a Japanese rendition of an oldtimer museum The staff is friendly and there is a great gift shop! Elvis was also present 🕺
Bryan V — Google review
Excellent museum with lots of old unique cars and clocks. Easy to find. About a 20 minute walk from Fukuyama Station going past Fukuyama Castle. Much bigger than I expected with lots of cars and buses in display on the road on either side of the museum.
Team L — Google review
A VERY large variety of antiques and collectibles, beyond just clocks and automobiles. Definitely recommend going and giving yourself well over an hour, and you can also open and even sit inside of most vehicles (depending on how large you are, as I had a few bumps trying to go in and out at 5’11”/180cm). Extremely nice and helpful staff. If you’re interested in history at all, definitely go, as there are little corners with different bits of history tucked away throughout the buildings (and other vehicles/ultralights outdoors).
RV J — Google review
3 Chome-1-22 Kitayoshizucho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima 720-0073, Japanhttps://www.facm.net/+81 84-922-8188Tips and more reviews for Fukuyama Auto & Clock Museum

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Ramen restaurant
Onomichi Ramen Itchō is a well-known, traditional noodle house that serves up classic ramen, along with delectable dumplings and fried rice. Visitors can pay at the ticket machines upon entering and then choose their preferred seating to savor the authentic flavors. The menu features top-notch ramen and gyoza that have received high praise from patrons. While some have found the ramen to be a bit salty, others highly recommend this establishment for its excellent offerings.
If you have a google translate you will be fine! Don’t feel intimidated to come in the restaurant. They are very welcoming but they don’t speak English. Food is delicious and affordable. Just try it! ☺️
Karina C — Google review
amazing ramen. friendly service. clean and chill environment.
Haonan D — Google review
Wonderful authentic Japanese meal, budget friendly for travellers and easy to order with a machine to place orders. The staff were very friendly and we got our food very quickly. The ramen and gyoza were delicious!
Jennie V — Google review
Great hearty ramen that is made with love, passion and soul. The fried gyozas were perfect. Staff was wonderful and kind. A huge bowl of ramen for ¥900 that will leave you begging for more.
Konrad S — Google review
My personal experience; I managed to get it when it was quiet and not busy. First time having ramen in Japan, fantastic. I hope to visit again as soon as I can. Thank you!
Potato — Google review
Authentic ramen experience. Lovely people and welcoming to respectful foreigners. 10/10
Rosie B — Google review
Found this place by accident wandering the streets for some dinner. Pay at the ticket machines to the left as you walk in then sit down to enjoy your choice. I had ramen which was very good. My friend also got gyoza which he said was the best he had ever eaten.
Jason C — Google review
Delish! Staff were very kind and helpful. The Ramen and Fried Gyoza were amazing.
Stuart A — Google review
3-7 Sannomarucho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima 720-0066, Japan+81 84-928-5280Tips and more reviews for Onomichi Ramen Itchō

2Jiyuken

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Oden restaurant
Izakaya restaurant
Jiyuken is a cozy and nostalgic izakaya with a Showa retro atmosphere. The U-shaped counter provides customer seating, where you can enjoy the friendly service of the staff. The menu offers a variety of dishes such as oden, potato salad, and omelette rice that evoke a homely taste. Located in front of Fukuyama City Station in Hiroshima Prefecture, this spot has gained popularity for its welcoming ambiance and delicious food offerings.
Get the dashi-wari and sake hot mix drink. Its DELICIOUS. The stress goes away. Shrimp and squid tempura house signature its also really good. Only Japanese so good luck but its local recommended and local visited .
Víctor P — Google review
Lively, busy and popular restaurant. I loved the atmosphere inside. There was a huge menu written on two walls. Great to sit around the counter and see the staff preparing the food and serving the udon. Delicious, inexpensive food.
Sean B — Google review
Showa retro Izakaya. Counter only. Limited seatings. It may feel intimidating for a first-timer, but you don't have to. They are pretty nice. You can enjoy this place as a solo or a small group. Tried dashi-wari (hot sake with Oden dashi) for the first time. It was really good. You can't help but say Aaahhhh as you drink it. Your stress evaporates as you say Aaahhhh.
Kenji O — Google review
We had a great time. A family run restaurant. Nothing in English and the menu is on the wall, but with google translate and help from staff and other customers we had awesome food.
Peter H — Google review
Definitely you feel become part of the local people. Meet a very friendly young man that help me to order. Tq yosuke. The oden and the sauce are excellent combination. Soba fish is good too. Highly recommended 👌
Kwong W — Google review
Super friendly, nice people and great food. Had great fun thanks to google translator ;-) Arigato gozaimasu
V S — Google review
I love the sauce of the 煮物!
Veeko C — Google review
(Translated by Google) U-shaped counter seating. The food seemed to be hit or miss. The liver steak was good, and the beef steak was tasty but on the large portion... The oden was also delicious with a miso sauce. The person next to me ordered omurice, and it was a traditional wrap-up omurice with ketchup, which looked delicious. Smoking is prohibited inside the restaurant, which is a good thing. (Original) コの字型のカウンター席。 料理は当たり外れがあるように感じました。 レバテキは当たり、ビフテキは美味しいけどボリュームがね…。 おでんも味噌ダレが掛かってて美味しかったですね。 オムライスは隣の方が注文されていて、昔ながらの包み系ケチャップ系のオムライスで、美味しそうでした。 店内禁煙です。これは嬉しいね。
かずっぴ — Google review

3Uosen

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Seafood restaurant
Japanese restaurant
Uosen, a seafood restaurant known for its year-end and New Year parties, offers an abundance of fresh fish dishes that are the main attraction. Their lunch set meal provides excellent value for money, catering to both men and women with generous portions. Additionally, customers have the option to take home any leftovers. The restaurant features a captivating fish tank in the center where fishes are selected and prepared.
(Translated by Google) I visited after seeing someone's YouTube video. Apparently they offer a daily set meal for 880 yen only on weekdays. They seem to be closed on Tuesdays. It's amazing that this set meal is only 880 yen. The simmered mackerel was also very delicious. They also have chawanmushi and delicious sashimi. I've definitely decided to have lunch here. (Original) ある方のYouTubeを見て訪問。平日のみ日替わり定食880円を提供されているそうです。 お休みは火曜日のようです。 この定食が880円なんて素晴らしい。 サバの煮付けもとても美味しかったです。 茶碗蒸しもあるしお刺身も美味しい。 お昼ご飯はココに決定ですね。
Deep D — Google review
(Translated by Google) (December 13, 2024) The food I ate at this restaurant I had a sashimi set meal (1100 yen) The restaurant has a fish tank and serves fresh fish dishes. You can have it. I think the price is also cheap. The store is located at the intersection in front of Satosho Station on National Route 2. Yes. (Original) (2024年12月13日) この店舗で食べた料理は 刺身定食を食べました(1100円) お店にはいけすがあり新鮮な魚料理は 頂くことができます。 価格も安いと思います。 お店は国道2号線の里庄駅前の交差点の所に 有ります。
山本憲美(Nori-y) — Google review
(Translated by Google) I'd been curious about this restaurant for a while, so I came here hoping to try their daily set meal. Unfortunately, they didn't have a daily set meal, so I ordered the simmered set meal. It was simmered red sea bream, and it was incredibly flavorful. It was a special experience to be able to eat while watching the fish swimming in the fish tank in front of the counter seats. (Original) 以前より気になってたので、日替り定食を目当てに来店。 残念ながら、日替り定食が無くて煮付け定食を注文。コダイの煮付けでしたが、味付けが抜群で美味しかったです。 カウンター席前のイケスで泳ぐ魚を見ながら食べれて格別でした。
おんせんやど — Google review
(Translated by Google) Daily set meal with good cost performance! There is a large fish tank, and you can eat while watching the fish in front of the fish tank. There were also tatami rooms and private rooms where you could put your feet down. The sashimi was fresh and the chawanmushi was delicious. (Original) 日替わり定食コスパ良し!大きな生け簀あり、生け簀の前で魚を見ながら、食べれます。足が降ろせる座敷や個室もありました。 お刺身新鮮で茶碗蒸しも美味しかったです。
あけみ — Google review
(Translated by Google) From Taiwan:) This store is not far from the station, and the atmosphere inside the store is very good. The sashimi is especially delicious, the meat is very firm and chewy. I ordered the Seto set meal for 2,000 yen. The cooked fish meat is very flavorful, which suits my appetite very well! The older sisters were also very enthusiastic but since I didn’t understand, I just kept saying: Yes! 🤣 (Original) 來自台灣:)這家店距離車站不遠,而且店內氣氛很好,尤其生魚片非常好吃,肉質很緊實,吃起來很Q彈,我點的是瀨戶套餐2000元日幣,主體來說熟魚肉很入味,很符合我的胃口!大姐們也很熱情但是因為我聽不懂所以只好一直說:是!🤣
Per H — Google review
(Translated by Google) This is my first visit to Uosen. The boiled fish looked delicious, so I ordered the boiled fish set meal, sashimi, and arajiru soup. When I asked the general to take a photo, he served the sashimi on a large Bizen ware plate. thank you very much. The food was also delicious. The sashimi sea bream was also plump, firm and delicious. I will visit again. Thank you for the meal. The price was also reasonable. (Original) 魚専さん初訪問です。お魚の煮付けが美味しそうだったので煮付け定食とお造りとアラ汁を注文しました。 大将も写真撮りたいとお願いしたら、備前焼の大皿でお造りを出してくださいました。ありがとうございました。 お料理も美味しかったです。お造りの鯛もプリプリ、コリコリで身が締まって美味しかったです。また再訪問します。ごちそうさまでした。価格も良心的でした。
こーちゃん広島 — Google review
(Translated by Google) Mom is the best‼️ Lunch for 800 yen in this day and age is so delicious. If you come to Okayama, come again✨✨ The parking space is big but fills up quickly💦 (Original) お母さん最高‼️ ランチ¥800って、この時代に…めちゃウマです。 岡山来たら、また来な✨✨ 駐車スペースデカいけどスグ埋まる💦
Masataka M — Google review
(Translated by Google) I often eat the sashimi set meal at a Japanese restaurant. The sashimi is freshly cut from the fish tank and is chewy. It's also reasonably priced at ¥1,100 (tax included). Next, I tried the daily set meal. The menu changes every day and it was delicious. It cost ¥800. There was a wide selection of dishes, and it seemed noticeable that many customers ordered the daily set meal. (Original) 和食専門店でさしみ定食を良く食べます。 さしみは、いけすからさばいたものでかみごたえあります。値段も¥1100(税込み)でお手ごろの値段 次に日替わり定食を食べました。 日替わり毎にメニューが代わり美味しかったです。 値段¥800です。 品数が豊富であり日替わり定食を注文のお客さんが 多いのが目立つように思われました。
Akira M — Google review
2917-1 Shinjo, Satosho Town, Asakuchi District, Okayama 719-0302, Japan+81 865-64-2760Tips and more reviews for Uosen

4Tago

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Okonomiyaki restaurant
Tago is a popular spot in Hiroshima Prefecture known for its delicious okonomiyaki. The classic Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki with homemade noodles is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The crispy exterior and chewy interior of the dish make it a delightful culinary experience. Customers also enjoy pairing their meal with beer, meatball soba, and pork offal.
These okonomiyakis are HUGE! Really good for the price and the service is super quick with all the chefs cooking away. A bit tight on seats, especially during dinner service. There's no English menu, but the menu is easy enough for google translate to do a good job translating. Would recommend this spot!
Nicholas P — Google review
Currently the best okonomiyaki i’ve had so far. 10 10 for sure! Had the no. 5 on the menu (mixtamosoba) which was Hiroshima-yaki cooked with Pork+Squid+Shrimp. I was the only foreigner there but the place was packed with Japanese guests so i know it’s good!
Doyzkie B — Google review
Really great Hiroshima-style oknomiyaki that's near the station. If you get a seat by the grill you can watch them make your food as well. They have an English menu. Handy tip: they have a machine near the middle of the restaurant where you help yourself to water, so go ahead and help yourself rather than wait around for water like we did ;)
Jeff B — Google review
Size is huge, food is good but not my type Its more on crispy side Its quick, 900-1200 yen
P86111 — Google review
The first restaurant I've been to in Japan where the service staff was very cold. My Japanese is more than passable but the staff muttered so softly I couldn't even catch if they were telling me something or asking a question. Then they just stared at me blankly when I asked for clarification on whether the meat okonomiyaki was pork. Usually in teppanyaki restaurants the staff have a friendly rapport with the counter customers, but not here! Everyone ate in silence and the staff seemed miserable. When my okonomiyaki came, the noodles and cabbage were both undercooked, giving it an unpleasantly crunchy texture.
Kathryn — Google review
Okinomiyaki is very tasty n price is reasonable. 4 pax with beer cost is good.
Tan P — Google review
Awesome restaurant. Okonomiyaki very tasty and reasonable
GoogleMap H — Google review
Good!
まこと — Google review
2-6 Sannomarucho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima 720-0066, Japan+81 84-922-5425Tips and more reviews for Tago
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Ramen restaurant
Tsutafuji Fukuyama is an old-school local dive joint that offers delicious food, particularly their Onomichi style ramen. The broth of the ramen falls somewhere between a tonkotsu and a shoyu - shoyu soup, with delectable fatty pork bits floating on top. It evokes the flavors of Tokyo Tonkotsu-Shoyu but with a thinner and more traditional shoyu base.
Very good Onomichi style ramen ... a place to recommend ...
NICAISE R — Google review
Old-school local dive joint, with good food. The ramen is somewhere between a tonkotsu and a shoyu - shoyu soup, with the fatty pork bits floating on top, which I believe is Onomichi style. It reminds me of Tokyo Tonkotsu-Shoyu as well, but the soup is thinner and more traditional shoyu than that. The gyoza were truly excellent, and the chashu was quite tasty. Recommended.
Leland D — Google review
yummy!
Tomohiro T — Google review
Too salty.
Fred — Google review
(Translated by Google) (Local Noodles: Onomichi Ramen) I was on a business trip to Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture. For lunch, I visited Tsutafuji, a ramen restaurant popular among locals. When I arrived just before opening on a weekday, there was already a line of about 10 people. The restaurant has counter seating and large tables, and we were seated side-by-side at a table. Chuka Soba (Large) ¥800 Onomichi ramen is characterized by its clear soy sauce broth with large pieces of back fat floating on top. It's topped with char siu, green onions, and bamboo shoots. The soup was easy to drink and delicious, thanks to the strong dashi flavor. I was surprised to find that in addition to the chuka soba, they also had chuka udon. I'd like to try it someday. 25 Years, 120th Bowl (Original) (ご当地麺 尾道ラーメン) 広島県福山へ出張。ランチには地元民に人気ラーメン店 つたふじへ訪問しました。平日の開店直前に訪問すると既に10名ほどの行列ができてました。 店内はカウンター席と大きなテーブル席に相席する形で、私達はテーブル席に横並びで案内されました。 ◎中華そば 大 800円 尾道ラーメンはすっきりとした醤油スープに大きめの背脂が浮いているのが特徴です。 チャーシュー、青葱、メンマがトッピングされてます。スープはだしが効いてるのか飲みやすくて美味しかったです。 びっくりしたのが、中華そば以外に中華うどんもありました。いつの日かチャレンジしてみたいと思います。 25年120杯目
よしひろ — Google review
(Translated by Google) I visited just after 1pm on a weekday and waited in line with several people before entering the restaurant. I had ramen (with extra back fat and garlic), gyoza, and rice. The slightly sweet soup went perfectly with the back fat, and the garlic added a punch. It was delicious, and I ate the whole thing. Please note that the parking lot is small, so if you have trouble parking, be careful. (Original) 平日13時過ぎに訪問し、数名の並びを経て、店内へ。 ラーメン(背脂増し、ニンニク追加)、餃子、ライスを頂きました。 若干、甘めのスープと背脂がマッチし、そこにニンニクのパンチが加わり、美味しく完食です。 なお、駐車場は狭いので、駐車苦手な方は要注意です。
大谷洋一 — Google review
(Translated by Google) I visited this place on the recommendation of a friend from Fukuyama, and after waiting about 30 minutes, I was able to get in. The parking lot is small, so I recommend using a nearby coin parking lot. They're apparently famous for their ramen and gyoza, so I ordered those and they were delicious! It was oily, but had a light flavor that made it easy to eat. (Original) 福山出身の友人オススメでコチラに訪問〜約30分待ちで入店出来ました。駐車場が狭いので近隣コインパーキングがオススメ。 ラーメンと餃子が有名らしいので、コチラをオーダー、イヤイヤ旨し! 油脂してるけど、あっさり系みたいな感じでスルッと食べられました。
K 2 — Google review
(Translated by Google) October 8, 2025, Wednesday, 12:04 PM Regular ramen noodles, 700 yen I went there before noon, but there was a scramble for the tiny parking spot. After a bit of a struggle, I finally managed to park in the lot across the street. Seating was at three long tables and a counter. Sharing long tables was the norm. The seating area was filled with customers of all ages and genders (no young women), and it was clear that this place is beloved by locals. They also often order takeout. That's the culture here. The ramen was nothing special, but I was feeling unwell, so it would be rude to the restaurant. I'll go back for revenge. (Original) 2025.10.8水12:04 中華そば並700円 12時前に行ったけど狭い駐車場の取り合い 四苦八苦しながら向かいの駐車場に止めれた 席は長テーブルが3つとカウンター 長テーブルで相席がスタンダード 客席は老若男女(若い女性はいなかった)が埋め地元に愛されてるのがわかる あと持ち帰りも多い そういう文化なのね ラーメンは特筆するとこはないけど体調不良なんでお店にも失礼だよな リベンジします
Dangan — Google review
2 Chome-9-1 Mikadocho, Fukuyama, Hiroshima 720-0805, Japanhttps://twitter.com/tsutafuji+81 84-924-2815Tips and more reviews for Tsutafuji Fukuyama

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