Things to do in

Hagi

Basic Itinerary B Hagi/Akiyoshido Course [Adult] 6,500 yen (per person) [Children] 3,250 yen (per elementary school student over 3 years old) (including Akiyoshido entrance fee) 8:30 Departure from Yuda Onsen 9:10 Departure from Shin-Yamaguchi Sta. [30 minutes] Beppu Benten Pond 11:00 Departure from Nagato Yumoto Onsen. [60 minutes] Senza Kitchen(lunch on your own) [90 minutes] Hagi Castle Town [65 minutes] Akiyoshido Arrived at Shin-Yamaguchi Station at 17:00 17:40 Arrive at Yuda Onsen Beppu Benten Pond Beppu Benten Pond has a mysterious beauty with clear blue water.This is also the precincts of Beppu Itsukushima Shrine, and there is a legend that in the past, a wealthy man who cultivated the area but was suffering from a water shortage prayed to Benzaiten as told in a dream, and water began to gush out. The Nenbutsu dance is performed as a token of gratitude for the water. Senza Kitchen At Senza Kitchen, a roadside station in the port town of Senzaki, you can enjoy Nagato's food at its direct sales store, where you can purchase Nagato's fresh seafood and vegetables, as well as its restaurants and barbecue huts. There is also a Nagato Toy Museum on the premises where you can play with wooden toys.It's perfect for shopping, as well as for lunch or a break while looking out at the sea. Hagi Castle Town Hagi Castle Town retains the strong atmosphere of a once prosperous castle town. The birthplace of great figures who were active from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji Restoration, such as Shinsaku Takasugi and Takamitsu Kido, still exists, and it is a castle town with a wealth of attractions where you can follow in their footsteps. The town street is divided into a grid pattern and is dotted with old folk house cafes, general stores, and historical sites. It's a fun town to stroll around. Renting a kimono and walking around town will make you feel like you've traveled back in time to the Edo period. If you want to learn more about Hagi, there are guided walks and guided rickshaw rides. In addition to rental bicycles, shared bicycles, and rental mopeds, we also have electric kickboards, so you can enjoy being active! Akiyoshido One of Japan's largest limestone caves, Akiyoshido Cave, opens 100m underground at the southern foot of Akiyoshidai Quasi-National Park. Passing through a grove of cedar trees where the cool air touches your skin, you will arrive at the entrance to Akiyoshido Cave. The sightseeing course inside the cave is about 1km (the total length is over 11.2km, making it the second largest cave in Japan), and the temperature remains constant at 17℃ throughout the year, making it cool in the summer and warm in the winter, making it a comfortable sightseeing experience. The many mysterious natural formations that seem frozen in time are rich in variety and evoke great emotion in our hearts.