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The Takahashi Historical Museum offers a fascinating dive into the city's rich past. Explore artifacts, documents, and exhibits that highlight Takahashi's cultural and historical journey from ancient to modern times.

Takahashi Folk Museum, housed in a charming Meiji Period building, offers history lovers a rich collection of nearly 3000 items, showcasing local tools, appliances, and portable shrines from past centuries.

Taiji Whale Museum mixes live whale shows, hands-on feeding, and a magical dolphin tunnel that’s popular online—perfect for families, couples, or anyone who loves marine life.

Shunpanro Hall, a historic hotel and restaurant by Akama Shrine, offers scenic views of the Kanmon Strait. With roots in the Edo Period, it’s a must-visit for history lovers and those seeking a relaxing experience.

Shoin Shrine in Hagi honors Yoshida Shoin, a key figure in Japan's modernization. Visit his residence, Shokason Juku School, and the history museum to explore his legacy, including his writings and influence.

Shionomisaki Lighthouse in Kushimoto marks the southernmost point of Japan’s mainland. Enjoy amazing sea views, peaceful walks, and a museum telling its historic story.

Shimonoseki Nabecho Post Office, built in 1900, is Japan’s oldest still-operating post office and a historic Western-style building. Explore its rich history, exhibits, and modern charm in a unique setting.

The Reihokan Museum in Koyasan is a must-visit for history and culture lovers. Featuring sacred sculptures, mandalas, and religious paintings, it offers a fascinating look into the spiritual heritage of the region.

Oshima Island blends coastal beauty with history through two museums celebrating early Japan-Turkey and Japan-US friendships, plus trails with views of the scenic Umikongo Coast.

Nakanoshima Hotel is a relaxing island escape with ocean-view hot springs, peaceful sunsets, fresh seafood, and a short boat ride that makes the journey part of the experience.