
2026.06.22
Latest Information
● For Tours Operating from October 2026 to March 2027
Reservations will open on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at 10:00 AM (JST).
As a general rule, reservations must be made online.
The reservation website provides not only detailed information about this tour, but also the latest availability and tour operation status.
If you are unable to make a reservation online, reservations can also be made by phone.
Please note that, regardless of the reservation method, payment must be made in advance by credit card only.
In addition, an email address is required to complete your reservation.
If you wish to book by phone, please have a valid email address ready before calling.
* For information on dates when visits to Motonosumi Shrine are permitted, please check here.
2026.06.22
● Visiting Motonosumi Shrine (August 2026)
Weekend visits to Motonosumi Shrine are now available, except during the Obon holiday period (August 8-16).
Click here for details.
2026.06.22
● Visiting Akiyoshido Cave
Akiyoshido Cave preserves its natural terrain, and some areas inside the cave may be slippery.
For a safe and comfortable visit, we recommend wearing comfortable, non-slip shoes such as sneakers.
On this tour, visitors will walk through the cave from the Elevator Entrance to the Main Entrance.
As there are stairs along the route, the course is not accessible for wheelchairs.
If you plan to participate with a wheelchair, stroller, or if you have any concerns about visiting Akiyoshido Cave, Please notify us in advance via the email address provided in your application email.
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.


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.



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.
There are certain dates when visits to Motonosumi Shrine are suspended.
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.
Please check the schedule of suspension dates here.



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.


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.
*Image is for illustrative purposes only.

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.

* 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.
:Scheduled Dates
2026.6
Drop-off at Yuda Onsen /
Shin-Yamaguchi Station
Adult
11,800
yen
Child
6,400
yen
Drop-off at Nagato City Station /
Nagato Yumoto Onsen
Adult
10,800
yen
Child
5,900
yen
*Child fares apply to elementary school students and preschool children occupying a seat. (Meal contents differ from adult menus.)
Yuda Onsen("U-Bell Hotel Matsumasa Mae" bus stop)

Shin-Yamaguchi Sta.


10,800yen~11,800yen
Duration:9 hours 30 minutes (For departures and arrivals at Yuda Onsen)

For inquiries about the tour, please call the number below.
JTB Yamaguchi Branch
083-976-2307
9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Excluding Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays, and year-end holidays
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