Akiyoshi Plateau and Caves
Akiyoshidai is a huge karst system in the middle of Yamaguchi Prefecture. The plateau consists of uplifted reef limestones formed in the Palaeozoic age.
Akiyoshidai is a huge karst system in the middle of Yamaguchi Prefecture. The plateau consists of uplifted reef limestones formed in the Palaeozoic age.
Sera Highland is located in the centre of Hiroshima Prefecture on a plateau ideal for growing flowers. The rolling fields of this huge park are planted with masses of flowers
A scenic island in the Sea of Japan with dramatic rock formations and a history of coastal whaling.
Tamatsukuri Onsen is a hot spring resort on the shore of Lake Shinji in Shimane. It’s a sulphate spring with water temperatures between 50–70 °C.
Sandankyō is a 16 km long gorge along the Shibaki River in Akiōta, Hiroshima, with cliffs and cascading waterfalls reminiscent of Chinese landscape paintings.
The Seto Inland Sea is studded with beautiful islands, leading to comparisons with the Mediterranean and Aegean. Naturally, people are keen to board a vessel and venture out on its glittering waters.
Miyoshi is an inland town in the mountains of Hiroshima. The morning fogs that fill its streets have spawned legends of fantastic monsters that fascinated and inspire.
Pull up to a roadside restaurant in the mountains of Hiroshima and you may be bewildered to find something called ‘wani’ on the menu.
The Setouchi region, nestled around Japan’s Inland Sea, is a treasure trove of culinary delights, known for its bountiful seafood, unique regional dishes, and exceptional sake.
Yanai is a traditional merchant town with an Edo-period atmosphere. It’s known for its quaint goldfish lanterns and goldfish-themed festival.