3-day Private Bus Tour to Hiroshima via Divine and Delicious San'in from Fukuoka

Pick-up starts 15 minutes before departure. Please specify the boarding location in advance if you are in Fukuoka prefecture. We will pick you up for free.

Moji (Mojiko) is an international trading port on Kyushu's northern coast that first opened its doors in 1889. The Mojiko Retro neighborhood is a replica of the old port sector. 

This is a battlefield marker from the battle of Dan-no-ura, which took place in 1185 during Heike and Genji's final clash.

Local fisherman sell their freshly caught fish at very low prices at this busy market in Yamaguchi. Karato Market originated as a street market in 1909, and its ships currently fish throughout Japan.

We were travelling along the coast of Yamaguchi from Shimonoseki to see Tsunoshima Bridge and Motonosumi Inari Shrine when we came across this hidden gem perched on a clifftop.

The 1,780 meter bridge is one of Japan's longest toll-free bridges and a popular location for TV ads. The well-maintained observatories on both sides of the bridge provide spectacular views.

Following the order of the white fox god, a shrine was established in 1955 for the joint tutelary goddess of Taikodani shrine in Shimane prefecture Tsuwano.

Please feel free to wander around Hagi. A "World Heritage Course" for walking is also available.

Drop off at hotel you booked in Hagi, Yamaguchi.

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Once home to merchants and samurai. The old merchant quarter of Tsuwano, centered on Tonomachi-dori Street, is replete with typical dark wood and white plaster houses.

Lunch at Road Station Yuhi Park Hamada. You may enjoy a relaxed meal while gazing out over the Sea of Japan.

It was one of Japan's major silver mines during the sixteenth century, and one-third of all silver in circulation at the period was reported to have come from this mine.

At Lake Shinji, you may have freshwater clam soup.

Restaurant near Sakaiminato. Sakaiminato has the highest "Matsuba crab" catch in Japan. Furthermore, it is less expensive than "Echizen crab".

Drop off at your hotel in Kaike Onsen, Yonago, Tottori.

The local lord Horio Yoshiharu oversaw the construction of Matsue Castle, which began in 1607 and was completed in 1611. It was erected after feudal Japan's final major conflict, hence it was never used.

This prominent shrine, where Japanese gods congregate, will impress you!

A great venue to drink Japanese wine and shop for local items. A unique winery where you can experience numerous types of Miyoshi wine grown in designated vines.

Drop off at Hiroshima Station. Please experience Japan after Hiroshima on your own!!