Yamaguchi Prefectural Agriculture and Forestry General Technology Center
The prefecture's Agriculture and Forestry General Technology Center. It researches the breeding of varieties and cultivation.
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The prefecture's Agriculture and Forestry General Technology Center. It researches the breeding of varieties and cultivation.
The prefecture's Fisheries Research Center. It works on the pufferfish of Shimonoseki and the tilefish of the Sea of Japan.
The Science Research Center of Yamaguchi University. It is responsible for life science and instrumental analysis.
Shimajigawa Dam in Shunan. The first gravity dam in the world to be built with roller-compacted concrete.
Ube Port and Tokuyama-Kudamatsu Port. They handle the coastal logistics of coal and chemical products.
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.
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.