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"Fuku's Journey: Yamaguchi Explorer" ~ Discovering Two Breathtaking Vistas of Yamaguchi ~

2025.8.21

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Motonosumi Shrine will be closed to visitors on weekends and public holidays from September through November.
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From September to November, the itinerary will be adjusted and operated on weekends and public holidays.
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Tour Two Must-See
Scenic Spots
in Yamaguchi Prefecture!

Embark on a one-day bus tour to efficiently explore and enjoy Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge and Motonosumi Shrine

Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge and Motonosumi Shrine are two of Yamaguchi Prefecture’s must-see scenic destinations. This one-day bus tour offers an efficient way to visit both sites, while also giving you the chance to enjoy and shop for Yamaguchi’s regional products and local specialties at a roadside station along the route.
The tour also serves as a convenient means of transportation from Nagato Yumoto Onsen or Nagatoshi Station to Yamaguchi City—perfect for the day after a relaxing stay in Nagato Yumoto Onsen.

*During the period when visits to Motonosumi Shrine are suspended (weekends and public holidays from September 1, 2025 to November 30, 2025), you can still enter the site known as Ryugu no Shiofuki, where you can photograph the shrine. During this period, the stay time will be shortened, and the itinerary will be specially modified to include a route via Akiyoshidai.

What is the Highlight Course?

The Highlight Course offers a smooth and enjoyable way to visit Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge and Motonosumi Shrine while avoiding heavy traffic and congestion during peak travel periods such as Golden Week, Obon, and other consecutive holidays.
*Please note that lunch is not included.

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Spot 01

Tsunoshima Ohashi Bridge, Tsunoshima

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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Spot 02

Motonosumi Shrine

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.

During the closure period (weekends and public holidays from September 1 to November 30, 2025), visitors can still enter the “Ryugu no Shiofuki” area to take photos of the shrine, but the visiting time will be shortened.

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元乃隅神社の風景

元乃隅神社の風景

秋吉台カルストロードの風景

Spot 03

Akiyoshidai Karst Road

Akiyoshidai, one of Japan’s largest karst plateaus

Endless grasslands dotted with white limestone, resembling a flock of sheep. Enjoy the scenic Akiyoshidai Karst Road from your vehicle window.

Note: The route via Akiyoshidai Karst Road operates only on weekends and public holidays from September to November.

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Take a Break at a Roadside Station and Enjoy Some Shopping!

Michinoeki Senzakitchen

Exclusive to Full Experience Course

Michinoeki Senzakitchen

Ranked No. 1 in the Chugoku, Kyushu, and Okinawa regions—and No. 10 nationwide—by the magazine Roadside Station Power Rankings: The Best of 1,213 Stations Selected Nationwide (May 2024 edition), Senzakitchen is an extremely popular michinoeki (roadside station).
Here, visitors can savor the flavors of Nagato with a wide variety of fresh seafood, locally grown vegetables, and other regional specialties available at direct sales outlets. The station also features restaurants, barbecue huts, and more—perfect for a taste of local life.

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Michinoeki Kitaura Kaido Houhoku

Exclusive to Highlight Course

Michinoeki Kitaura Kaido Houhoku

This popular michinoeki (roadside station) offers a taste of the local Houhoku seasons, along with a spectacular view from its special observation terrace overlooking Tsunoshima. Its product sales area also features two live fish tanks. Enjoy original dishes made with fresh seafood at the on-site restaurant or grab something delicious to go.

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Lunch

A Delicious Lunch in Tsunoshima, Surrounded by Sea and Nature

Japanese Restaurant Yumemisaki

Yumemisaki is the perfect spot for lunch in Tsunoshima. Relax and enjoy a calm, scenic meal with stunning views of the sea.
Treat yourself to a set meal featuring kawara soba, a local specialty originating from Shimonoseki.
After your meal, you can enjoy a leisurely walk and climb the nearby Tsunoshima Lighthouse♪

Not included in the Highlight Course.

*Image is for illustrative purposes only.

Course Details and Pricing

View Itinerary

Note: This itinerary will operate during the closure period of Motonosumi Shrine.
Entry to the shrine precincts is not permitted, but photography is allowed. We have also prepared a special route where you can enjoy the Akiyoshidai Karst Road from your window.

Motonosumi Shrine during the closure period

Closure period:
eekends and public holidays from September 1 (Mon) to November 30 (Sun), 2025.

You cannot enter the shrine precincts, but you can still take photos like these.

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Arrival at Yuda Onsen/
Shin-Yamaguchi Station

per person

￥

7,500

to

￥

9,800

A
￥7,500
B
￥8,500
C
￥9,800
D
￥9,800

Departure from Yuda Onsen/
Shin-Yamaguchi Station Arrival at Nagato Yumoto

per person

￥

6,500

to

￥

8,800

A
￥6,500
B
￥7,500
C
￥8,800
D
￥8,800

Departure from Nagato Yumoto Arrival at Yuda Onsen/Shin-Yamaguchi Station

per person

￥

2,500

to

￥

4,000

A
￥2,500
B
￥3,000
C
￥4,000
D
￥4,000

*Prices vary depending on the season.
*Elementary school students and younger: half price. Infants not occupying a seat: free of charge.
*Routes and fares vary depending on the departure date.

集合場所

Yuda Onsen("U-Bell Hotel Matsumasa Mae" bus stop)

Yuda Onsen('U-Bell Hotel Matsumasa Mae' bus stop)

Shin-Yamaguchi Sta.

Shin-Yamaguchi Sta.

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One-Day TourArrival at Yuda Onsen/Shin-Yamaguchi Station

One-wayDeparture from Yuda Onsen/Shin-Yamaguchi Station Arrival at Nagato Yumoto

Sightseeing is Available

"Fuku's Journey: Yamaguchi Explorer" ~ Discovering Two Breathtaking Vistas of Yamaguchi ~

"Fuku's Journey: Yamaguchi Explorer"
~ Discovering Two Breathtaking
Vistas of Yamaguchi ~

￥6,500～￥9,800

Duration：9 hours

JTB Yamaguchi Branch

Early Booking Bonus!(For those who book 60 days or more in advance) Get a Fukudaruma key chain! *Car key not included.

Round-tripDeparture from Nagato Yumoto Arrival at Yuda Onsen/Shin-Yamaguchi Station

No Sightseeing

ふくの旅、山口号 ～長門市から山口市をつなぐ～

"Fuku's Journey: Yamaguchi Explorer"
~ Connecting Nagato City to Yamaguchi City ~

￥2,500～￥4,000

Duration：2 hours

JTB Yamaguchi Branch

Inquiries

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

Travel Planning and Execution

JTB Yamaguchi Branch

Official Member of the General Association of Japan Travel Industry Association, No. 64,
President of Tourism Board Registration No. 64
5th Floor, SMILE Shin-Yamaguchi Building, 2-10-1 Ogori Meiji, Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

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