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A steam train between Shin-Yamaguchi and Tsuwano, running on dates set each year.
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山口県 · Regional selections
山口県山口・防府
A steam train between Shin-Yamaguchi and Tsuwano, running on dates set each year.
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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.
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An open-top double-decker bus around Shimonoseki, on a route to Tsunoshima and one around the Kanmon Strait.
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A walkway laid along the shore south of Hanaguri beach in Shimonoseki.
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A shrine to the white snake that lives only in part of Iwakuni, a national natural monument.
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A gorge cut by the Abu River, a signature scenic site of the prefecture, with strange rocks and rapids along its path.
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A shrine at Toyoura in Shimonoseki, old enough to appear in classical verse, with torii in a line toward the sea.
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A townscape in Yanai, Edo merchant houses along 200 metres of stone paving, with goldfish lanterns swaying at the eaves.
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The private school run by Shoin Yoshida, begun by his uncle Bunnoshin Tamaki at his own house. A World Heritage site.
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A garden and museum in Hofu, a national scenic site laid out with an artificial island and bridges.
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Grassland at 333 metres, looking down on the islands in the Sea of Japan.
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A lighthouse at the northwest tip of Tsunoshima, first lit in 1876 and still working. You can climb inside.
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A pond deep in the hills at Toyota in Shimonoseki, where drowned trees rise from the water and are mirrored in it.
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A centre at Yuda Onsen, built around hot springs, health and nature.
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The third-largest island in the Inland Sea. Many went from here to Hawaii under the emigration agreement from 1885, and the tie remains.
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A Soto Zen temple founded in 1327. Its Chinese-style Buddha hall is a national treasure.
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A small sightseeing train at Nishikicho in Iwakuni, running along the Usa River from Nishikicho Station to Souzukyo Onsen Station.
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An island about 30 kilometres around off Kudamatsu, with strange rocks along an indented shore.
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The night view of the Shunan industrial belt, countless lights across vast works along the Inland Sea.
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A sightseeing boat around Omijima, seeing its strange rocks, arches and cliffs from the sea.
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A pear orchard at Ato in Yamaguchi City, with picking from late August to early September and a farm stand open until November.
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An amusement area at Arukapoto in Shimonoseki, with a large Ferris wheel over the strait.
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The Kintaikyo bridge lit for limited seasons, the colours changing with the season and the day.
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Tea and sweets served in the former Mori residence, completed in 1916, with the Inland Sea and the town from the upper floor.
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