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Yamaguchi Hagi Fukuya
Explore Hagi in Kimono Through Museum-Like Streets
Founded in 1962, this long-established kimono shop offers an extensive selection of wedding attire, furisode, and kimono rentals for sightseeing. The interior is lined with charming kimono, while friendly conversations with staff contribute to the welcoming atmosphere. Hagi’s historic townscape received the first national grand prize in the 2nd "Kimono no Niau Machi Taisho" organized by the National Kimono Town Development Council, creating an ideal setting for strolling the streets in kimono attire.
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Yamaguchi Roadside Station Hotaru-kaido Nishinoichi
A Roadside Station in Shimonoseki Offering a Popular Day-Use Hot Spring
"Roadside Station Hotaru Kaido Nishinoichi" is located in Toyota Town, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, a naturally rich area famous for its fireflies. The station building, designed to resemble a traditional farming village, showcases a real steam locomotive, drawing visitors from across Japan. The station offers day trips to Nishinoichi "Hotaru no Yu" hot spring, a shop selling locally grown vegetables and processed game products, souvenirs, and a Japanese restaurant.
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Yamaguchi Yuya Harune
A new place of relaxation in the historic Yuno Onsen
"Yuya Harune" stands in a corner of Yuno Onsen in Shunan City, Yamaguchi. They have three types of hot spring facilities: private hot springs, saunas, and large communal baths. The theme of the private hot spring is Yakushi Nyorai. "Tsubotsubo" is an open space where you can also take a bath in the outside air, with a bathtub shaped like the medicinal pot held by the Yakushi Nyorai in his left hand. In addition, the word "koukou," which represents a shining white light, is an image of the moonlight bodhisattva standing next to Yakushi Nyorai, and you can enjoy the feeling of bathing in dim moonlight even during the day. The public bath has been renovated while retaining the form of Yunoso, which closed in 2022, so fans of the old days will feel nostalgic.
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