Yamaguchi, Japan · Asia
Onoda sits on the route: 10 minutes from Sanyōonoda, 41km from Kawachi Wisteria Garden.
Onoda is in Yamaguchi, Japan, with about 44,000 people. You drive on the left here. The nearest town is Sanyōonoda, about 4 km away.
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Within an hour or so of Onoda: Kawachi Wisteria Garden (41 km), Tsunoshima Bridge (47 km), Motonosumi Shrine (48 km), Aonodōmon (56 km).
Onoda is in Yamaguchi, Japan, about 4 km from Sanyōonoda.
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Essential numbers in Japan
Japan Helpline (24h English assistance): 0570-000-911. An International Driving Permit (1949 convention) is required to drive.
Full driving guide for Japan4 notable places within an hour's drive.
photogenic
A private hillside garden near Kitakyushu with two long tunnels of trained wisteria in some twenty colours, flowering for a few weeks in late April and early May. Entry is by advance dated ticket.
41 km · about 45 min drive
bridge
A 1,780 m bridge gliding low over the cobalt Amagase strait to tiny Tsunoshima island in Yamaguchi. Its curve across emerald shallows is a fixture of Japanese car commercials and road-trip photos.
47 km · about 55 min drive
photogenic
A run of 123 vermilion torii gates descending a grassy headland to cliffs above the Sea of Japan. Its offertory box is fixed atop the entrance torii, six metres up, so coins must be thrown into it.
48 km · about 55 min drive
tunnel
A tunnel hand-cut through a cliff on the Yamakuni River, begun by the monk Zenkai in 1735 and reputedly dug over three decades to spare travellers a lethal chain path. Sections of the original chiselled bore survive alongside the road.
56 km · about 65 min drive
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