- Yamaguchi Prefecture - Wikipedia
Yamaguchi Prefecture is located at the western tip of Honshu with coastlines on the Sea of Japan and Seto Inland Sea, and separated from the island of Kyushu by the Kanmon Straits
- Yamaguchi Guide: Things to do in Yamaguchi - Japan Travel
Discover the top things to do in Yamaguchi, known as the Kyoto of the West Discover the Kintaikyo bridge, the Akiyoshidai plateau and Akiyoshido caves, Motonotsumi Inari Shrine, Beppu Benten Pond, the Kaikyokan aquarium, Tsunoshima area or pottery in Hagi
- Yamaguchi - Travel Japan - Japan National Tourism Organization
Plan your trip to Yamaguchi, Japan Yamaguchi in western Japan has a fascinating samurai history, hidden shrines, natural beauty and delicious seafood Shimonoseki is a must for fugu, or blowfish
- Yamaguchi City Tourism Information Website Nishinokyo Yamaguchi | About . . .
With multiple branches across Yamaguchi Prefecture, each location offers a different ambiance for customers to enjoy The Yamaguchi store, located in the central shopping district of Yamaguchi City, attracts a diverse clientele, ranging from students to the elderly, creating a bustling atmosphere
- Yamaguchi Prefecture Travel Guide
Yamaguchi Prefecture (山口県, Yamaguchi-ken) is the westernmost prefecture on Honshu Island and is part of the Chugoku Region The prefectural capital is Yamaguchi City Yamaguchi, then known as Choshu, played a leading role in overthrowing the shogunate and bringing Japan's feudal era to an end
- The Ultimate Yamaguchi Travel Guide - Japan Starts Here
Yamaguchi is one of Japan's most underrated, overlooked prefectures Here's why to visit Japan's "wild west"—and what to do when you arrive
- Yamaguchi Guide - Japan Experience
Often cited as “the Kyoto of the West,” Yamaguchi boasts a very rich history, blessed with many ancient structures like temples and shrines while maintaining a charming feel that allows for a more intimate experience
- Introduction of Yamaguchi Prefecture
Yamaguchi Prefecture can be broadly divided into three regions: the Seto Inland Sea area, the inland mountain area, and the Japan Sea coast area Yamaguchi Prefecture boasts a mild climate and is largely spared from earthquake, flood and storm damage
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