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    Kin-unkaku
    Yamaguchi

    Kin-unkaku

    A beautiful ema-do style building built in 1885 on the site of the former residence of the Kikkawa family, lords of the Iwakuni Domain, in Kikko Park. Built in the image of a turret of Iwakuni Castle, it harmonizes perfectly with the white walls of the moat and surrounding rich greenery, creating a scene like a Japanese painting. Its reflection on the water is very photogenic, and many tourists visit to capture its beauty, especially during spring cherry blossoms, summer deep green, and autumn leaves. It's an atmospheric view spot representing Iwakuni, ideal for enjoying a slow stroll while feeling...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Former Mekada Residence
    Yamaguchi

    Former Mekada Residence

    An Edo-period samurai residence located within Kikko Park in Iwakuni City. It was a residence for middle-class samurai of the Iwakuni Domain and is designated as a National Important Cultural Property due to its excellent state of preservation. Though two-story, it features a unique architectural style called "samurai etiquette," such as making the first-floor roof the same height as the second-floor floor to avoid looking down on the domain lord. You can actually tour the simple yet functional and dignified interior, feeling firsthand how samurai lived and what they valued. This building allows you to realistically and deeply experience the...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Umamon (Pickles)
    Yamaguchi

    Umamon (Pickles)

    A famous long-established Japanese pickle shop near Kintai Bridge in Iwakuni City, continuing since the Meiji era. Centered around their flagship "Ajina Takuan," their pickles are made with a traditional "triple-soaking" method that takes much time and effort, resulting in a deep flavor concentrating the vegetables' natural umami. Part of the storehouse is open to the public, sometimes allowing views of heavy brewing spaces with giant wooden vats lined up. While learning the depth of pickles as fermented foods, you can taste and purchase various types, deliciously experiencing the "fermentation culture" essential to the Japanese table. It is an ideal...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Jinngahana Kofun Tumulus
    Yamaguchi

    Jinngahana Kofun Tumulus

    A keyhole-shaped tumulus (kofun) in Hirao Town, believed to have been built around the 5th century. Located on a hill overlooking the Seto Inland Sea, it is famous for the discovery of a female skull, thought to be a "queen," and luxurious burial goods. Currently maintained as a historical park, you can observe the reconstructed tumulus shape up close, and a museum displaying excavated items is also attached. The view from here is wonderful, allowing you to reflect on the stories of ancient Japanese rulers while overlooking the calm sea that the leaders of that time must have gazed upon....

    • Yamaguchi
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    Iwakuni Chokokan Museum
    Yamaguchi

    Iwakuni Chokokan Museum

    A heavy stone museum completed in 1945, located within Kikko Park in Iwakuni City. The building itself is a Registered Tangible Cultural Property and possesses a unique presence and beauty, having been built with ingenuity during wartime material shortages. Inside, historical materials and artworks handed down in the Kikkawa family, lords of the Iwakuni Domain, as well as exhibits regarding Iwakuni's culture and nature are substantial. It is a "knowledge hub" for deeply understanding the historical background of Kintai Bridge and Iwakuni Castle, where you can follow the region's progress in a quiet space. The combination of geometric architectural beauty...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Michi-no-Eki Kaminoseki Kaikyo
    Yamaguchi

    Michi-no-Eki Kaminoseki Kaikyo

    A lively roadside station located right by the Kaminoseki Strait. It's a treasure trove of freshly caught seafood from the sea in front, especially branded fish known as horse mackerel, sea bream, and Kuruma prawns, which are lined up at surprisingly low prices. The local specialty "Tenpura" (deep-fried fish cake) is best enjoyed freshly fried on the spot. From the restaurant, you can enjoy meals while watching ships coming and going through the strait and the beautiful Kaminoseki Grand Bridge, making it ideal as a break during a drive. It's a place where you can enjoy the rich sea blessings...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Shikairo
    Yamaguchi

    Shikairo

    "Shikairo" in Kaminoseki Town is an extremely rare pseudo-Western-style 4-story wooden building built by a local influential figure in the early Meiji era. While the exterior has a design like a traditional Japanese storehouse, the interior features a world where "Japanese and Western blend" to the extreme, with colorful French stained glass, spiral staircases with elaborate carvings, and Japanese rooms coexisting. From the top floor, you can see the multi-island beauty of the Seto Inland Sea, experiencing the luxurious panorama that the master of that time must have seen. This building, concentrating the free and creative architectural beauty born during...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Former Kaminoseki Guardhouse
    Yamaguchi

    Former Kaminoseki Guardhouse

    The site of an office in Kaminoseki Town that monitored and regulated ship entries and exits as a key maritime traffic point during the Edo period. Examples of such guardhouse buildings still existing are very rare nationwide, and it is designated as a National Historic Site. The building with a heavy tile roof and white walls conveys the weight of history when it strictly watched over the ships of various lords and merchant vessels traversing the Seto Inland Sea. Inside, materials on the business at the time and the history of maritime transportation are displayed, allowing you to deeply study...

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    Sato-no-Kuri
    Yamaguchi

    Sato-no-Kuri

    "Sato-no-Kuri" in Hikari City is a direct sales store and restaurant serving as a "food hub" where fresh local vegetables and specialties gather. You can directly feel the rich "blessings of the soil" from agriculture-heavy Hikari City and taste local cuisine using freshly harvested ingredients and sweets made from local fruits. The modern building feeling the warmth of wood harmonizes perfectly with the surrounding calm rural landscape, letting you touch the warm spirit of hospitality as if visiting a relative's house in the Japanese countryside. It's a healthy tourist spot where you can enjoy the local lifestyle and food culture...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Kanmuriyama General Park (Plums)
    Yamaguchi

    Kanmuriyama General Park (Plums)

    Located on a small hill in Hikari City overlooking the Seto Inland Sea, this park is very famous as a leading spot for "Plums." About 2,000 plum trees of about 100 varieties are planted, and from February to March, white, red, and pink flowers bloom brilliantly, enveloping the park in a sweet, mellow scent. The Japanese garden and pond are also beautifully maintained, and the sight of delicate plum flowers adding color within traditional landscapes is a scene perfectly symbolizing the arrival of spring in Japan. During the Plum Festival, it's crowded with people, and you can enjoy cultural experiences...

    • Yamaguchi
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    • Spring
    Former Kusaka Hospital
    Yamaguchi

    Former Kusaka Hospital

    The "Former Kusaka Hospital" in Shunan City is a nostalgic composite facility that renovated a Western-style hospital built in the early Showa era. The beautiful scratch-tile exterior, modern window frames, and retro interior space that strongly retain the atmosphere of the time are irresistibly charming for architecture fans. Currently utilized as a sophisticated cafe, general store, and gallery, you can spend a luxurious time slowly tasting coffee or looking for one-of-a-kind crafts in a historical space. It is a very stylish spot where the beauty of modern Japanese architecture and contemporary creative sensibilities harmonize comfortably.

    • Yamaguchi
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    Mitsuoka Yume Plaza
    Yamaguchi

    Mitsuoka Yume Plaza

    An open plaza in the Mitsuoka district of Shunan City where rich greenery and art merge. Unique sculptures and playground equipment are set within a landscape utilizing local nature, making it a resting place for families and photo enthusiasts. Especially with peaceful rural scenery and mountain ranges in the background, the way art pieces blend in is very peaceful, letting you feel the slow-life atmosphere unique to regional Japan. There is a hot spring nearby, making it ideal for refreshing after a stroll. It is a hidden gem where you can luxuriously enjoy a warm, handmade feeling by locals and...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Toishi Hachimangu Shrine
    Yamaguchi

    Toishi Hachimangu Shrine

    Toishi Hachimangu in Shunan City is a historic shrine said to have been founded in 622, deeply cherished by locals as a deity of traffic safety and family harmony. Located on a small hill, the grounds offer a beautiful view of Tokuyama Bay. The shrine building, boasting heavy architectural beauty, is enveloped in dignified air, and seasonal festivals and beautiful gardens warmly welcome visitors. In particular, spending time quietly facing yourself within traditional Japanese landscapes provides a pleasant rest during your trip. It's a peaceful power spot where you can feel the clean and sincere prayer culture rooted in Japanese...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Yamaguchi Xavier Memorial Church
    Yamaguchi

    Yamaguchi Xavier Memorial Church

    This iconic Yamaguchi City church was built to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Spanish missionary Francis Xavier's arrival to begin proselytizing Christianity in Yamaguchi. The current cathedral, rebuilt in 1998, is a modern structure with two high towers stretching toward the sky. The interior features vast, beautiful stained glass, enveloping the space in a fantastical atmosphere when light shines through. There is also an exhibit corner introducing Xavier's life, where you can learn the history of exchange between Japan and the West. It is a sanctuary of peace and prayer that shows how Christianity was accepted in Japan and has...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Chogen-no-Sato (Papermaking)
    Yamaguchi

    Chogen-no-Sato (Papermaking)

    Located in the Tokuji district of Yamaguchi City, "Chogen-no-Sato" is a hands-on theme park recreating a historic village used as a base for rebuilding Todai-ji Temple by the high priest Chogen during the Heian period. Amidst peaceful rural scenery with thatched-roof houses, you can enjoy traditional "Tokuji Washi" papermaking. Under an artisan's guidance, you'll scoop plant fibers and decorate them with seasonal flowers or leaves to create your own postcards or decorative paper, offering a precious chance to feel the delicacy of Japanese handwork. Enveloped by nature's sounds, it's a heartwarming spot where you can touch skills lasting over 800...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Ryuzoji Temple
    Yamaguchi

    Ryuzoji Temple

    Ryuzoji Temple in Yamaguchi City is a historic temple said to have been founded in 741 and is one of the "oldest famous temples in Yamaguchi Prefecture" surrounded by rich nature. The biggest highlight is the "Giant Ginkgo," which is designated as a National Natural Monument; the appearance of this giant tree, about 900 years old and 45 meters high, shining golden in autumn is an overwhelming sight. Also, within the grounds, there is a beautiful waterfall called "Tsuzumi-no-taki," where you can refresh your mind and body in a silent space filled with negative ions. With seasonal flowers and Buddhist...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Tonomi Funagura-dori
    Yamaguchi

    Tonomi Funagura-dori

    "Funagura-dori" in the Tonomi district of Hofu City is a historic promenade that conveys the atmosphere of a port town where lords in daimyo processions and many travelers once stopped as a key point of maritime transportation in the Seto Inland Sea. In the narrow alleys, traditional stone walls and old rows of houses remain, allowing you to feel the quiet lives of people who lived with the sea and the multilayered history. At the end of the street, the beautiful Tonomi Beach spreads out, allowing you to simultaneously enjoy nostalgic city walking and open sea views. For travelers who...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Kirara Beach Yakeno Sunset
    Yamaguchi

    Kirara Beach Yakeno Sunset

    "Kirara Beach Yakeno" in Sanyo-Onoda City is one of the premier sunset spots in the Seto Inland Sea, also selected as one of the "Top 100 Sunsets in Japan." The landscape of white sand beaches where gentle waves lap and palm trees line up has a tropical resort atmosphere, and at dusk, the sky and sea are dyed in a burning orange, creating a breathtaking view. Along the beach, there are stylish restaurants and glass craft experience facilities, allowing you to slowly watch the sun sink below the horizon while tasting delicious food. Away from the city hustle, the time...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Ube City
    Yamaguchi

    Ube City

    Located in the southwestern part of Yamaguchi Prefecture, Ube City is a "City of Greenery, Flowers, and Sculpture" where industry, art, and nature merge dynamically. It has a powerful history of supporting Japan's modernization as a coal mining town, and today it has a face as an art city where world-class sculpture exhibitions are held. From "Industrial Tourism," where you can see double-connected trucks going back and forth on giant dedicated roads, to "Tokiwa Park," where you can meet rare plants and animals, the highlights are diverse. Additionally, the beautiful coastline facing the Seto Inland Sea and gourmet food using...

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    Tokiwa Park Outdoor Sculptures
    Yamaguchi

    Tokiwa Park Outdoor Sculptures

    Tokiwa Park in Ube City is a treasure trove of world-class outdoor sculptures, symbolizing the "City of Sculpture" where the entire town is colored with art. Within the vast grounds, over 100 unique sculpture works by artists from all over the world, selected at the biennial "UBE Biennale," are scattered. Art that suddenly appears amidst rich greenery, beautiful lakes, and blooming flowers shows various expressions depending on the viewing angle and lighting, offering new discoveries with every stroll. This space, where nature and contemporary art are in perfect harmony, is a paradise for photography enthusiasts and is highly evaluated as...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Kotozaki Hachimangu Shrine
    Yamaguchi

    Kotozaki Hachimangu Shrine

    Kotozaki Hachimangu Shrine in Ube City is a venerable shrine that has been worshipped since ancient times as a guardian deity of the region. The vast grounds are drifted with a dignified, sacred air, and the beautiful shrine building quietly welcomes visitors. It is said to have the most types of "Omamori" (charms) in Japan, with over 800 varieties ranging from health, academics, and safe birth to unique ones, making it a joy to find the perfect guardian item for yourself. In summer, a "Wind Bell Festival" is held, and the sight of thousands of wind bells echoing cool tones...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Chofu Mori Residence
    Yamaguchi

    Chofu Mori Residence

    A heavy mansion built in the castle town of Chofu, Shimonoseki, by the 14th head of the Chofu Mori family, Mototoshi. The grand main house, which strongly retains Meiji-era architectural styles, and the beautifully arranged Japanese garden are in harmony, and stepping inside conveys the elegant lifestyle of the aristocracy of that time. The "Goshinsyo" (Imperial Sleeping Quarters) where Emperor Meiji stayed is also preserved, making its historical value extremely high. The time spent drinking matcha in a Japanese room while gazing at the garden showing seasonal expressions is a blissful moment that makes you forget the fatigue of your...

    • Yamaguchi
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    Kaikyo Yume Tower
    Yamaguchi

    Kaikyo Yume Tower

    A 153-meter total length observation tower standing as a landmark of Shimonoseki. The observation room on the top floor has a unique spherical shape, from which you can overlook the Kanmon Strait, the mountains of Kyushu, and the two seas—the Sea of Japan and the Seto Inland Sea—in a 360-degree panorama. The view from dusk to night is particularly spectacular, and the brilliance woven by the lights of ships coming and going in the strait and the city's night view is beautiful enough to be selected as a "Japan Night View Heritage" site. There are also romantic spots inside the...

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    Sino-Japanese Peace Treaty Hall
    Yamaguchi

    Sino-Japanese Peace Treaty Hall

    A museum located in Amidaiji-cho, Shimonoseki, that preserves and opens the venue where the peace treaty ending the Sino-Japanese War (Treaty of Shimonoseki) was signed in 1895. Adjacent to Akama Jingu Shrine, the museum displays the actual tables, chairs, and furnishings used in the treaty negotiations in their original arrangement. You can witness the stage of negotiations that greatly moved the history of modern East Asia and feel the weight of history firsthand. The building, which retains its architectural beauty of the time, and the materials regarding Hirobumi Ito and Li Hongzhang who were involved in the negotiations are also...

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