Yamaguchi Kirara Expo Memorial Park
A sports park on the site of the 2001 exposition, with the prefecture's first artificial-turf stadium.
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A sports park on the site of the 2001 exposition, with the prefecture's first artificial-turf stadium.
Make your own Hagi ware, a pottery of 400 years, whose colour changes with use as the clay is left to show.
A fishing pond in Mine, beside the Befu Benten pond of Japan's hundred fine waters, stocked with rainbow trout.
An information centre at Yuda Onsen, gathering news of where to eat and what to see nearby.
A roadside station in Abu, the first to be certified and held to be where the roadside station began.
A shore at Hohoku in Shimonoseki, about a kilometre of white sand, chosen among Japan's hundred finest beaches.
Three-wheeled vehicles for hire to drive Akiyoshidai, booked at the Akiyoshidai visitor centre.
A temple in Yamaguchi City, where in autumn the maples on both sides of the approach turn it into a crimson tunnel.
Walk the Kintaikyo bridge with the craftsmen who maintain it — five wooden arches rebuilt again and again for over 350 years.
A 153-metre tower in Shimonoseki, its observation room at 143 metres glazed all round.
A temple in Hagi, known for its thousand Jizo figures and called the cat temple for the many cat carvings in its grounds.
Streets that keep the feel of the Edo period. They lie in Tsuwano, Shimane.
A sightseeing train linking Hagi, Nagato and Shimonoseki, running along the Sea of Japan coast.
A vending machine for pufferfish set up in Shimonoseki, selling processed goods on the spot.
The first shrine of Nagato province, counted with the Sumiyoshi shrines of Osaka and Hakata among Japan's three great Sumiyoshi.
A hot spring on Kasadoshima in Kudamatsu, with Kasado Bay from the indoor and open-air baths.
A campsite at Tsunoshima Ohama beach, with bungalows and tent pitches.
A hot-spring district on the upper Yoichi River in Shunan, where fireflies can be seen along the path in early June.
A visitor farm in Shunan where 14 growers together offer grape and pear picking.
A railway bridge on the San'in main line, completed in 1932, 189 metres long, crossing along the shore.
A park in Shunan with fountains and a waterfall, and a Dutch windmill at its summit.
The site of Hagi Castle, built in 1604 by Terumoto Mori — a full castle enclosed by stone walls and earthen ramparts.
A scheme treating the whole white-walled townscape of Yanai as a museum, placing works in empty shops.