"Fuku's Journey: Yamaguchi Explorer 2026" ~ Discovering Three Breathtaking Vistas of Yamaguchi ~｜Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge, Motonosumi Shrine, Akiyoshido Cave

Explore Yamaguchi’s
3 Must-See Scenic Highlights!

A One-Day Bus Tour to Efficiently Explore
Tsunoshima Bridge, Motonosumi Shrine, and Akiyoshido

This bus tour takes you to three must-see scenic highlights in Yamaguchi Prefecture: Tsunoshima Bridge, Motonosumi Shrine, and Akiyoshido Cave.
Even popular attractions that are difficult to access by public transportation can be efficiently visited on a convenient day trip.
You can also choose your drop-off location in either Nagato City or Yamaguchi City, allowing flexible travel plans—such as continuing by JR train from Nagato City Station toward Hagi, or staying overnight at Nagato Yumoto Onsen to relax and enjoy the hot springs.

Spot 01

A photogenic bridge
stretching across a stunning cobalt blue sea

Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge is a popular filming location featured in numerous TV commercials. Its breathtaking view—featuring resort-like white sand beaches and vibrant cobalt blue waters—has become a social media sensation, earning it a spot among Japan’s top scenic destinations.

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角島大橋の風景

角島　海士ヶ瀬公園展望台

元乃隅神社の風景

Spot 02

A stunning row of red torii gates set against the backdrop of the Sea of Japan! One of the world’s most iconic shrines, with stunning views made for social media

Motonosumi Shrine is famous for its breathtaking view of 123 red torii gates stretching toward the Sea of Japan. The vivid contrast between the vibrant red gates, the deep blue sea, and the lush green surroundings has made it one of the world’s most visually striking shrines.

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Worship Suspension Periods at Motonosumi Shrine

During suspension periods, visitors cannot enter the shrine grounds or pass through the red torii gates; however, photography of the torii gates and viewing Ryugu no Shiofuki (the coastal blowhole) are still possible.

Worship Suspension Periods in 2026

Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from March through November
Golden Week period: May 2 (Sat) – May 10 (Sun)
Obon holiday period: August 8 (Sat) – August 16 (Sun)

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Akiyoshido Cave

Spot 03

A Dynamic Masterpiece of Nature
— One of Japan’s Largest Limestone Caves

Located 100 meters underground within Akiyoshidai Quasi-National Park, Akiyoshido Cave is designated as a Special Natural Monument of Japan. The cave maintains a constant temperature of around 17°C year-round, making it cool in summer and warm in winter, and comfortable to explore even on rainy days.

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Lunch

After exploring Akiyoshido Cave, treat yourself to a delicious lunch.

Tourist Hall Yasutomiya

A tour-exclusive menu featuring Yamaguchi’s signature soul food Kawara Soba, Choshu chicken cutlet, grilled fugu, and other local delicacies is provided.
*Guests booking at the child fare will be served
a menu that includes Kawara Soba.

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Kaisenmura Kita-Nagato

Operated by a local seafood wholesaler with 130 years of history, offering dried fish, seafood products, and Yamaguchi’s well-known sweets.
At the separate sweet potato dessert shop “Ao to Imo to.”, Mont Blanc, sweet potato cakes, and traditional sweet potato snacks are especially popular—perfect for enjoying on the bus or as souvenirs.

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Prices and Routes

* If the number of participants does not reach the minimum required (15 people), the tour will be canceled.
* Departure and arrival times may be delayed due to traffic conditions.
* Please note that the departure time for trains bound for Higashi-Hagi may change due to JR timetable revisions or other operational adjustments. Please check the latest schedule yourself before departure.