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Kintaikyo Bridge

The Kintaikyo Bridge is a beautiful five-arched wooden bridge located in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Known as one of Japan's Three Famous Bridges, it can be enjoyed with seasonal views such as cherry blossoms in spring, autumn leaves, and cormorant fishing in summer.

Iwakuni, Iwakuni-shi, Yamaguchi, 742-0031 (near Kintaikyo Bridge)
From Iwakuni Station, take a route bus bound for "Kintaikyo Bridge."

Akiyoshidai

Akiyoshidai is a plateau that boasts Japan's largest karst topography, with the massive limestone cave of Akiyoshido stretching beneath it.
It's a mystical landscape created by nature, making it a perfect destination for travelers interested in natural science and geology.

Mine City, Yamaguchi Prefecture
From Shin-Yamaguchi Station or Higashi-Hagi Station, take a Bocho Bus and get off at "Akiyoshido Bus Center."

Motonosumi Shrine: A Mysterious Path of Red Torii Gates Lined on a Cliff

Motonosumi Shrine (Motonosumi Jinja) is a scenic spot located in Nagato City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, featuring a mystical landscape of 123 red torii gates lined up along a cliff.
Founded in 1955 by a local fishing magnate, it is believed to bring various blessings such as business prosperity, good fortune in relationships, and a great haul of fish. It is a popular tourist destination that has also been selected as one of "Japan's 31 most beautiful places."

498 Tsuwano, Yuya, Nagato-shi, Yamaguchi
No direct public transportation. Approximately 20 minutes by taxi from JR Sanin Main Line's "Hitomaru Station."