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.
A hundred metres below Akiyoshidai Quasi-National Park. A special natural monument, 17 degrees inside all year, with over ten kilometres of passages.
The market of Shimonoseki, known for pufferfish. Stall events are held at weekends and on holidays.
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.
Also called the white fox bath, from a legend of a wounded fox that healed here. The flow is generous and footbaths are many in the town.
One of Japan's three great bridges. Built in 1673, a wooden bridge of five arches, 193.3 metres long and five wide.
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.
Among the largest karst plateaus in Japan, white limestone scattered over grassland. One of Japan's three great karst areas.
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.
The oldest hot spring in the prefecture, said to date from the Muromachi period. The riverside streets were remade in 2020.
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.
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.
The national-treasure pagoda raised in 1442 in memory of Yoshihiro Ouchi. Only during the special viewing may you stand on its veranda.
A shore in Kita-Nagato Kaigan Quasi-National Park. About 15 million years ago magma entered sand and mud strata, and its heat made the banded rock.
Of the roughly 12,000 shrines to Sugawara no Michizane in Japan, this is held to be the first built.
The aquarium of Shimonoseki, with a display of pufferfish and a great tank recreating the currents of the Kanmon Strait.