Things to do in Yamaguchi

Ruriko-ji

Kozan park

No. 1 of Ski Resorts in Yamaguchi Prefecture

Tokusagamine Ski Area

Yamaguchi Kirara Haku Memorial Park

Ruriko-ji Five Story Pagoda

The five-story pagoda of Liuliguang Temple, located in Yamaguchi City, Japan, was completed in 1442. The tower is more than 30 meters high. It is a typical Japanese-style building.

Nagasawa Garden Nagasawa Hot Spring

Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Museum

The Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Museum opened in 1979 with the fundamental concepts of "being a museum that showcases the unique characteristics of Yamaguchi Prefecture with local distinctiveness" and "becoming an open museum where prefectural residents can actively participate." Since then, the museum has aimed to become the birthplace of art and culture in the county, hosting unique exhibitions that highlight local culture (including the medieval Ouchi culture) and artists connected to the county, as well as special exhibitions introducing diverse past and present art and cultures from around the world. We will continue to enhance exhibitions, host gallery talks and lectures, and organize various activities with the local community, aiming to become a hub for creating new culture in our hometown Yamaguchi Prefecture.

Ishin Centennial Memorial Park

Ishin Me-Life Stadium

Akiyoshido Cave

Akiho-do Cave is one of Japan's three most famous caves, located in Akiyoshidai National Park in Miya City, western Yamaguchi Prefecture. A waterfall runs through the entrance to Akiho-do Cave, hence its ancient name, "Taki-no-na" (Waterfall Cave). Akiho-do Cave, along with two other limestone caves in Akiyoshidai, Kagekiyo-do Cave and Taisho-do Cave, were registered as a waterfowl sanctuary in November 2005 under the name of the Akiyoshidai underground water system. Located at the foot of Mount Akiyoshi, this is a well-known large stalactite cave with an entrance 24 meters high and 8 meters wide. The interior reaches a width of 200 meters and a height of 40 meters, with some sections reaching 80 meters. The sightseeing area is approximately 1.5 kilometers long, while the total length is about 8.8 kilometers. It connects to another smaller stalactite cave, Gezae Cave. The cave is filled with stalactites and stalagmites, interspersed with waterfalls and deep pools, all of which are breathtakingly beautiful.