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Koyasan offers a unique temple lodging experience, or shukubo, with over 50 temples welcoming visitors. Enjoy traditional Japanese rooms, vegetarian meals, and meditation sessions for a peaceful stay.

Koyasan Pilgrimage Trails offer a spiritual journey through lush forests and historical sites. Hike the 23.5 km Koyasan Choishi Michi Trail or explore shorter routes, leading to the majestic Daimon Gate.

Kongobuji, the head temple of Shingon Buddhism on Koyasan, is a must-visit. Explore its stunning rooms with intricate artwork, the Banryutei Rock Garden, and enjoy tea in a peaceful setting.

The Kikuya Residence, home to a samurai-turned-merchant family, blends 350 years of history with modern design. Explore the unique sliding doors that open to the garden, merging tradition with innovation.

Kikugahama Beach, located near Hagi Castle Ruins, offers a peaceful escape with stunning sea views and a gentle breeze. Relax on the sandy beach, explore nearby landmarks, and enjoy Mount Shizuki's beauty.

The Katsura Taro Residence offers a glimpse into the early life of Japan's three-time prime minister. Explore elegant tatami rooms, a peaceful garden, and a unique pebble drain that produces soothing sounds.

The Kido Takayoshi Residence, birthplace of a key figure in Japan’s transition to the Meiji Period, offers a glimpse into the past. Explore the charming garden, highlighted by a 300-year-old pine tree.

Katsuura Fish Market offers lively tuna auctions, fresh seafood breakfasts, and an authentic taste of Japan’s fishing culture in a charming coastal town setting.

Japan-US Friendship Museum on Oshima Island marks the 1791 arrival of US ships. Discover early ties with America and enjoy beautiful views and nearby coastal trails.

The Ito Hirobumi Residences in Hagi offer a unique glimpse into the life of Japan’s first prime minister. Explore his modest early home and his luxurious later residence, reflecting his historical journey.