Yamaguchi Prefecture Travel Guide

A cultural hub where art and technology come together.

This alley, lined with white earthen walls and namako walls, preserves the atmosphere of the old castle town.

Enjoy hands-on time with small animals and menu items made with ingredients from the farm.

A summer-only experience watching traditional cormorant fishing from a boat.

An adventure theme park that explores the mysteries of an ancient civilization deep underground.

A hot spring destination where historic waters and local legend blend with a calm townscape.

An interactive museum where you can connect with the nature of Nagato, surrounded by the sea and forests, through wooden toys.

A famous plum blossom spot where colorful flowers bloom in early spring.

One of the Sea of Japan coast’s most representative geological landscapes, with rock strata from Approx. 14 million years ago exposed.

Admire the cliffs and unusual rock formations known as the “Alps of the Sea” on foot or from a boat.

The family temple of the Mori clan, lords of the Choshu Domain, known for its striking row of Approx. 500 stone lanterns.

A scenic island with spectacular views of the Seto Inland Sea’s many islands.

A popular wine bar known for its all-you-can-drink wine buffet and authentic Italian cuisine.

A Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy Shimonoseki specialties such as squid and fugu while taking in views of the Kanmon Strait stretching out before you.

A scenic cafe with a prime view over the Kintaikyo Bridge area.

Eat-in and takeout available-enjoy Iwakuni sushi and light bites near Kintaikyo Bridge.

A casual spot near Kintaikyo Bridge where you can enjoy Yamaguchi specialties like kawara soba and Iwakuni sushi.

Dine and stay while enjoying breathtaking views of the sea and sunset in an unforgettable coastal setting.

A shabu-shabu specialty restaurant with all-you-can-eat meat and vegetables.

A restaurant where you can enjoy Ryuzaki Onsen and the flavors of Suo-Oshima at the same time.

Enjoy freshly caught small sardines as sashimi and tempura.

The oldest kappo restaurant in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

A full-course meal that brings out the rich flavor of tiger pufferfish to the fullest.

A specialty fugu restaurant where you can enjoy a full-course meal year-round.

Adjacent to Shimonoseki Station, it's the largest shopping mall in Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Unbeatable dining, shopping, and scenic walks at this seaside mall.

A hot spring inn with its own source where you can enjoy Hagi’s townscape, Yamaguchi’s local flavors, and 14 baths.

A spectacular-view hotel known for open-air baths overlooking Kintaikyo Bridge and Iwakuni Castle.

A perfect retreat for relaxation, combining the magical glow of fireflies with the rejuvenating power of hot springs.

A tranquil retreat overlooking Yuyawan Bay, where you can refresh both body and mind with stunning views, skin-nourishing hot springs, and exquisite cuisine.

A luxury resort offering an unparalleled ocean view, perfect for an unforgettable getaway.

This seaside inn is located on a beach celebrated as one of Japan's "Top 100 Sunset Spots," allowing guests to enjoy spectacular views from the rooms and open-air baths.

An onsen inn recommended for groups, offering a diverse range of banquet menus.

Exquisite kaiseki cuisine brimming with local seasonal ingredients! A Japanese-style inn at the foot of Kintaikyo Bridge.

An entertainment ryokan popular for its five unique baths and the 'Okami Gekijo' performance.

A historical inn where you can feel the spirit of the visionaries who accomplished the Meiji Restoration.

Onsen inn with a concept of “Domain lord’s retreat.”

It's a unique festival with a legend that promises good matrimonial matches for its participants.