Ganryujima
An island 1.6 kilometres around in the Kanmon Strait, where Musashi Miyamoto fought Kojiro Sasaki. Its formal name is Funashima.
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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.
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.
A caving trip into the closed sections of Akiyoshido, going by hand-held light where there is neither lighting nor footing.
A 1,068-metre suspension bridge joining Honshu with Kyushu. When it opened in 1973 it was the longest in the East.
A shop for the pears grown at the foot of Akiyoshidai, selling only fruit that meets the sugar standard.
A shore at Yuya in Nagato. Waves enter a hole below the cliff and the compressed seawater blows high into the air.
A swimming beach at Higashikiwa in Ube, shallow and open through the summer.
The castle town at Chofu in Shimonoseki, with Furue-Shoji lane running between Edo-period earthen walls and stone.
The only safari park in the Chugoku and Shikoku regions, driven through in your own car.
A steam train between Shin-Yamaguchi and Tsuwano, running on dates set each year.
A keep pulled down under the one-castle-per-province law and later rebuilt, looking down from the summit on the Kintaikyo bridge and the town.
An open-top double-decker bus around Shimonoseki, on a route to Tsunoshima and one around the Kanmon Strait.
A walkway laid along the shore south of Hanaguri beach on Kasado Island, Kudamatsu.
A shrine to the white snake that lives only in part of Iwakuni, a national natural monument.
A shrine at Toyoura in Shimonoseki, old enough to appear in classical verse, with torii in a line toward the sea.
A townscape in Yanai, Edo merchant houses along 200 metres of stone paving, with goldfish lanterns swaying at the eaves.
A garden and museum in Hofu, a national scenic site laid out with an artificial island and bridges.