Yamaguchi's Colorful Face: Mojiko Port, Karato Fish Market, and Motonosumi Shrine
A detailed description for this day is coming soon. The following stops will be visited:
This tour offers a unique opportunity for those looking to explore the historical and cultural riches of the Yamaguchi region. You will embark on a nostalgic journey by visiting Mojiko Port, which reflects the romantic atmosphere of the Taisho era, and then have the chance to see Gennosumi Shrine, one of Japan's most beautiful temples.
The tour also includes a short yet enjoyable ferry ride between the islands of Kyushu and Honshu. The Karato Fish Market, located in the city of Shimonoseki and known as "Sekimon's Kitchen," is famous for its fresh seafood. Here, you can especially taste sashimi, sushi, and local delicacies like fugu served at the market's open-air stalls.
Highlights
The Taisho era atmosphere of Mojiko Port, Gennosumi Shrine, one of Japan's prestigious temples, the fresh seafood experience at Karato Fish Market, and the red torii gates of Motonosumi Inari Shrine are significant stops on the tour.
Experience
Motonosumi Inari Shrine, one of Yamaguchi's symbols, is said to have been built in 1955 under the divine command of a white fox spirit, featuring a series of red torii gates.