Tsunoshima Bridge
The bridge out to Tsunoshima, crossing white sand and cobalt-blue water. There is no toll.
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The bridge out to Tsunoshima, crossing white sand and cobalt-blue water. There is no toll.
Red torii standing in a line toward the Sea of Japan. On some days worship is suspended, so check before going.
One of Japan's three great bridges. Built in 1673, a wooden bridge of five arches, 193.3 metres long and five wide.
A castle town of white-walled samurai houses and earthen walls, with summer oranges over the walls and the angled lanes called kagimagari.
A shrine to Emperor Antoku, who drowned at Dannoura, with a vermilion water gate modelled on the palace of the sea dragon.
Of the roughly 12,000 shrines to Sugawara no Michizane in Japan, this is held to be the first built.
The private school run by Shoin Yoshida, begun by his uncle Bunnoshin Tamaki at his own house. A World Heritage site.
A Soto Zen temple founded in 1327. Its Chinese-style Buddha hall is a national treasure.