Attractions

Kaikyokan Aquarium in Shimonoseki is a must-see for marine life lovers! With over 500 species, including 100 types of pufferfish, penguins, dolphins, and sea lions, it's a vibrant aquatic experience.

Sunset Beach is a relaxing spot next to Mihama American Village with great sunset views, calm waters, and BBQ facilities—perfect for a beach day with fun, food, and beautiful scenery.

Saraku Sand Bath Hall offers the unique experience of being buried in steaming hot sand, with indoor baths and a steam room, all set on Ibusuki’s beautiful beach.

Yoshinogari Historical Park brings ancient Japan to life with Yayoi-era homes, interactive exhibits, and peaceful nature trails—perfect for families and history fans.

Seki Art Museum, just a 5-minute walk from Dōgo Onsen Station, features modern masterpieces by renowned Japanese artists like Taikan Yokoyama and Kaii Higashiyama. Enjoy rotating exhibits and special shows!

I Love Yu is a unique fusion of contemporary art and a traditional Japanese bathhouse. Designed by Otake Shinro, it features vibrant murals, an elephant statue, and a colorful stained-glass ceiling—an artistic soak!

Chofu Garden, once the residence of a high-ranking official, offers a serene pond, elegant buildings, and stunning seasonal blooms. Stroll through this peaceful gem and enjoy Japan’s rich natural beauty.

Senjokaku, built in 1587 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, is a historic hall on Miyajima Island. Known for its unfinished design, it offers stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere near the famous Itsukushima Shrine.

Hirayama Ikuo Museum of Art, on Ikuchijima Island, showcases the legacy of Japan's renowned Nihonga artist. Explore his peace-themed works, enjoy spacious galleries, a tea lounge, and special exhibitions.

The Karakuri Museum, located at Hachiman Shrine, showcases mechanical dolls and over 200 lion dance masks, offering a deep dive into Japan's fascinating cultural traditions.