Yamaguchi City Attractions

Rurikoji Temple in Yamaguchi City is famous for its five-story pagoda, built in 1442, one of Japan's top three. Explore the historical temple, Kozan Park, a tea house, and fascinating pagoda exhibits!

Joeiji Temple in Yamaguchi City is a must-see Zen temple, famous for its 500-year-old Sesshutei Garden. Admire the stunning rock formations, peaceful gardens, and tranquil temple grounds for a serene experience.

The Xavier Church in Yamaguchi honors missionary Francis Xavier, who spread Christianity in Asia. Built in 1952 and rebuilt in 1998, it offers a museum with Christian art and statues—rich in history!

Yamaguchi Daijingu, known as the "Ise Shrine of the West," offers a peaceful spiritual retreat. Built in 1518, it’s a serene spot to experience Japan’s rich traditions and timeless beauty amidst nature.