Kita-no-Sekishuku Akitakata Roadside Station
A roadside station in Akitakata, beside an interchange of the Chugoku Expressway.
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A roadside station in Akitakata, beside an interchange of the Chugoku Expressway.
A lodging in Jinsekikogen near the Taishakukyo gorge, with log houses.
A hotel in Takehara with about half a hectare of Japanese garden.
A hotel in Osakikamijima, with the islands of the Inland Sea from its open-air bath.
A spring in Akiota, radon-bearing water issuing from a crack in the rock.
A prefectural centre on Kamagarijima in Kure, with a swimming beach, a hot spring and lodging.
Lodging on Kamagarijima in Kure, a wholly timber building with cottages.
A greening centre in Hiroshima, with trees planted over 125 hectares.
A centre in Hiroshima where the sorting and recycling of waste can be watched.
A national youth centre in Etajima, used for residential study.
A shrine in Miyoshi, founded in 1879 when the deity of Izumo Taisha was received here.
The island across the Tsunoshima bridge, with fishing, swimming and camping.
A national treasure raised in 1442 in memory of Yoshihiro Ouchi, one of Japan's three finest pagodas. Its cypress-bark roof has just been renewed for the first time in about 70 years.
A pond in the grounds of Befu Itsukushima Shrine, one of Japan's hundred fine waters.
A 780-metre undersea tunnel joining Shimonoseki with Kitakyushu, with the road above and a walkway below that you can cross on foot.
An island 1.6 kilometres around in the Kanmon Strait, where Musashi Miyamoto fought Kojiro Sasaki. Its formal name is Funashima.
A hill above the Kanmon Strait, with a viewing deck and a campsite; the pulse gondola is under maintenance.
The site of the 1185 battle of Dannoura, at Hayatomo-no-Seto, the narrowest and fiercest part of the Kanmon Strait.
A pear orchard at Toyota in Shimonoseki, with picking from late August to late September.
An adventure park in a former mine, its old tunnels made into a caving route, with gold panning too.
The signature scenic site of Kita-Nagato Kaigan Quasi-National Park, a run of strange rocks and sea arches called the Alps of the sea.