Senjoshiki
Grassland at 333 metres, looking down on the islands in the Sea of Japan.
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Grassland at 333 metres, looking down on the islands in the Sea of Japan.
A lighthouse at the northwest tip of Tsunoshima, first lit in 1876 and still working. You can climb inside.
A pond deep in the hills at Toyota in Shimonoseki, where drowned trees rise from the water and are mirrored in it.
A centre at Yuda Onsen, built around hot springs, health and nature.
The third-largest island in the Inland Sea. Many went from here to Hawaii under the emigration agreement from 1885, and the tie remains.
A small sightseeing train at Nishikicho in Iwakuni, running along the Usa River from Nishikicho Station to Souzukyo Onsen Station.
An island about 30 kilometres around off Kudamatsu, with strange rocks along an indented shore.
The night view of the Shunan industrial belt, countless lights across vast works along the Inland Sea.
A sightseeing boat around Omijima, seeing its strange rocks, arches and cliffs from the sea.
A pear orchard at Ato in Yamaguchi City, with picking from late August to early September and a farm stand open until November.
An amusement area at Arukapoto in Shimonoseki, with a large Ferris wheel over the strait.
The Kintaikyo bridge lit for limited seasons, the colours changing with the season and the day.
Tea and sweets served in the former Mori residence, completed in 1916, with the Inland Sea and the town from the upper floor.
A roadside station at Senzaki in Nagato, dealing in Sea of Japan seafood and local ingredients.
An island off Suo-Oshima. For three hours either side of low tide a path of sand appears and you can walk across.
A hot spring in Shimonoseki, said to have been found by a monk through the power of Yakushi Nyorai, with a legend of a blue dragon.
A seaside park on Suo-Oshima, with a drive-in campsite beside a beach among Japan's hundred finest.
A saltwater pond in Hagi. Seawater enters and leaves through cracks in the rock with the tide, and sea fish live in it.
The westernmost cape on Honshu, in Shimonoseki, with the Sea of Japan unobstructed from the viewing ground.
A shopping complex on the Shimonoseki waterfront, with restaurants serving Kanmon seafood and a view over the strait.
A roadside station at Hohoku in Shimonoseki, looking down on Waku fishing port with the Tsunoshima bridge on the horizon.
A lodging discount scheme run by the city of Shimonoseki. It is a limited-period campaign, not a place.
A ropeway up to Iwakuni Castle, with recorded commentary on the way from the base station to the summit.
A large horticultural farm in Sanyo-Onoda, among the biggest in western Japan: strawberries in spring, sunflowers in summer, cosmos in autumn.