Motonosumi Shrine

Motonosumi Shrine was selected by CNN Travel as one of the "31 Most Beautiful Places in Japan."

Yuya Terraced Rice Fields

The final resting place of warlord Yoshitaka Ouichi, who brought reknown to Yamaguchi during the Muromachi Period (1333-1573)

Omijima Island

Omijima Island is a part of the Kita-Nagato Kaigan Quasi-National Park, an area protected for its scenic natural beauty.

Yumen Community Center

This daytime onsen includes indoor and outdoor baths, a waterfall shower, a sauna, karaoke booths, ping pong tables, and a rest area.

Senzakitchen（Roadside Market）

Whale Tomb

Constructed in 1692, this tomb was erected for the unborn calf of a whale

Akasaki Shrine Natural Amphitheater

This outdoor performing space is a nationally-designated Important Tangible Cultural Property

Omijima Cherry Blossom Country

1,000 cherry trees burst into bloom along this sakura viewing spot.

Nii-no-hama Spider Lily Field

The spider lilies here bloom alongside the ocean, and are prefecturally-designated as a natural memorial

Omijima Island Republic

The Omijima Island Republic is a cultural and community center built within the former school building of a local elementary school.

Kawashiri Cape

This small promontory extends into the ocean from the northwesternmost point of Japan's main island of Honshu, giving it extraordinary panoramic views.

Misuzu Kaneko Mosaic: Project M20000

This mosiac re-imagines the world of Misuzu Kaneko's poem, "Big Catch."

Yasuo Kazuki Museum

This museum boasts some of the great works of modern painter Yasuo Kazuki, including his "Siberia Series."

Misuzu Kaneko Memorial Museum

Delve into the world of poetess Misuzu Kaneko.

Shichiju River Park (Shichiju River Pool)

Encircled by forest, this tranquil pool is located in view of the Shichiju River, and not far from a waterfall with seven falls.