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Rurikoji Gojunoto
One of the three finest pagodas of Japan, and held to be the summit of Ouchi culture.
Xavier Memorial Church
A town where Xavier was permitted to preach by Ouchi Yoshitaka, and Japan's first permanent church was established. One of the starting points of Japanese Christian history.
Yamaguchi Daijingu
Held to be the first shrine to receive a division of the deity of Ise Jingu, and called the Ise of the west.
Yuda Onsen
Said to have been found by a white fox. The birthplace of Nakahara Chuya.
Kozan Park
One of the three finest pagodas of Japan, and the summit of Ouchi culture.
Yamaguchi Prefectural Museum of Art
In the province where Sesshu spent his last years, and also built around Kazuki Yasuo's Siberian internment paintings.
Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media
Keeps its own R&D team and commissions works from scratch - a venue that develops art rather than only showing it.
Xavier Memorial Church
Where Francis Xavier was first given leave to preach in Japan, rebuilt by an Italian architect on a triangular plan.
Ouchi Lacquerware
Made by the Ouchi lords for trade with Ming China: gold lozenges and autumn grasses on vermilion.
Tokuji Washi
Said to have been started to fund the rebuilding of Todaiji, and made here for over eight centuries.
Nakahara Chuya Memorial Museum
For a poet dead at thirty, on the site of his birthplace, showing his heavily revised drafts as calligraphy.
Ouchi Dolls
A married pair in Ouchi lacquer, their faces barely drawn - the form and the vermilion do the work.