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Sightseeing by Taxi! Call +81-83-902-6370 for international calls or roaming calls. ●Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Free service. The multilingual call center offers interpretation services in Japanese and foreign languages. Please use the interpretation service if you have a communication problem. Sightseeing by taxi! in It offers a collection of tourist attractions, gourmet food, and events in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Yamaguchi Yamaguchi_Free_Wi-Fi Yamaguchi_Free_Wi-Fi_Premium The use of Wi-Fi twice a day for 30 minutes Unlimited use of Wi-Fi n-times for 30 minutes a day Please look for this sticker. (A total of 60 minutes per day) (You can connect as many times as you wish.) For詳しくは details, Yamaguchi TRAVEL GUIDE http://www.visit-jy.com/en/ Have a nice trip! Contact info Yamaguchi Prefectural Taxi Association 1-5-58 Aoi, Yamaguchi-shi, Yamaguchi TEL 083-922-5110 ／ FAX 083-922-4303 *The contents provided on Yamaguchi Sightseeing Taxi Plan this brochure are as of March 31, 2018. Tourist Attraction Map Iwami Airport Akiyoshido Cave Akiyoshidai Plateau Yamaguchi Tsunoshima Bridge Prefecture Regular railway Shinkansen Line Station Abu Shimane Motonosumi Inari Kaneko Misuzu Airport Kaneko Misuzu Shrine Memorial Museum Prefecture Memorial Museum Hagi Castle Town Omijima Island Tokoji Temple Higashi-Hagi Sta. Tsunoshima Island Hagi Hiroshima Nagatoshi Sta. Prefecture Agawa Sta. Nagato Kaikyokan Motonosumi Inari Shrine Kottoi Sta. Chomonkyo Sta. Takibe Sta. Akiyoshidai Plateau National Treasure Ruriko-ji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda Iwakuni Joeiji Temple and Sesshu Garden Momijidani Park Mine Shimonoseki Akiyoshido Cave Yamaguchi Shin-Iwakuni Sta. Yamaguchi Sta. Iwakuni Sta. Mine Sta. Yudaonsen Sta. Shunan Iwakuni Kintaikyo Airport Chofu Garden Tokoji Temple Kintaikyo Bridge Shin-Yamaguchi Sta. Ube Hofu Tokuyama Sta. Kudamatsu Asa Sta. Hofu Sta. White-Wall Shin-Shimonoseki Sta. Onoda Sta. Historical District Hikari Yanai Kanmonkyo Bridge Sanyo-Onoda Ube-Shinkawa Sta. Hikari Sta. Yanai Sta. Obatake Sta. Tokiwa Park Shimonoseki Sta. Tabuse Hagi Castle Town Hofu Tenmangu Shrine Hirao Chofu Garden Yamaguchi Ube Airport Mori Clan Garden Shunan Factory Suo-Oshima Night View Street Sculptures Kaikyokan Tokiwa Park Yamaguchi Flower Land Kaminoseki Fukuoka Prefecture Street Sculptures Kintaikyo Bridge National Treasure Joeiji Temple and Shunan Factory Ruriko-ji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda Sesshu Garden Hofu Tenmangu Shrine Mori Clan Garden Night View White-Wall Historical District Yamaguchi Flower Land Momijidani Park Inquiries *An advance reservation is required to use a sightseeing taxi. Minato Taxi 0120‐66‐1142 Shimonoseki Sanden Taxi 0120‐68‐0124 Yamato Kotsu 0120‐10‐7880 Heiwa Taxi 0120‐63‐6391 Shimonoseki Heisei Taxi 0120‐59‐3161 Nangoku City Taxi 0120‐89‐3004 Inquiries *An advance reservation is required to use a sightseeing taxi. Shimonoseki Daiichi Kotsu 0120‐115‐100 Nihon Kotsu Sangyo 0120‐32‐2155 Toyoura Kotsu 083‐774‐0692 Ozuki Taxi 083‐282‐1160 Kimura Taxi 0120‐69‐6331 Yoshimi Taxi 083‐286‐2525 Chuo Kotsu 0836-21-0121 Suzuran Taxi 0836-21-2105 Tokiwa Taxi 0836-21-4141 Kawatana Onsen Taxi 0120‐39‐8994 Dream Taxi 083‐256‐1919 Masago Taxi 083‐282‐0476 Seibu Tomoe Kotsu 0836-31-3185 Ube Sogo Taxi 0836-31-1733 Ube Sanden Taxi 0836-44-1144 Maruya Kanko 083‐282‐0142 Ube Konai Taxi 0836-32-2222 Ube Daiichi Kotsu 0836-33-3511 Orient Kotsu 0836-33-7799 20 20 15 40 20 30 Shimonoseki min min min min min (Stroll) min Kozanji Temple Shimonoseki Museum of History Chofu Mori Residence Yamaguchi Ube Tokiwa Park Kotozaki-Hachimangu Shrine Street Sculptures Within Ube Station Airport [Symbol Road and Tokiwa-dori Avenue] 20 15 30 Shimonoseki min min min Station Akama Shrine Mount Hinoyama (Mountaintop) Chofu Garden 20 40 20 min min min Yamaguchi Ube Yamaguchi Xavier Memorial Church National Treasure Joeiji Temple and Sesshu Garden Yamaguchi Ube Airport Ruriko-ji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda Airport 90 40 30 Shimonoseki min min min Shimonoseki Station Kaikyokan Karato Market Kaikyo Yume Tower Station 50 40 50 min min min Yamaguchi Ube Akiyoshido Cave Akiyoshidai Plateau Motonosumi Inari Shrine Yamaguchi Ube Airport Airport 20 60 20 Shimonoseki min Kanmonkyo Bridge min Kanmon Tunnel min Shimonoseki Station Dannoura PA Mojiko Retro Akama Shrine Station Street Sculptures There are nearly 200 sculptures displayed around the city, including the previous award-winning work from the UBE Biennale International Sculpture Competition, an international competition for outdoor sculptures. Space Spirals support each other <120 degrees> Recognized as a sacred place for lovers. Enjoy the 360-degree panoramic view! The first circuit-style Japanese garden in Shimonoseki. Designated a national treasure, the Buddhist The world’s first glass-walled spherical sanctum was built during the Kamakura period. observation room on the mountaintop. Pufferfish SEED Proliferation Message transfigurationLINKⅦ The shrine distributes The world’s first whirlpools created inside a tank. over 800 types The Seto Inland Sea Tidal Current Tank recreates the waters of personal amulets. of the Kanmon Straits. You will find gourmet foods of Shimonoseki. The park is filled with greenery, flowers, and sculptures. Beautiful white-walled, vermillion painted Suitenmon Gate. *The taxi rates shown in this guidebook are as of March 31, 2018. Inquiries *An advance reservation is required to use a sightseeing taxi. Osumi Taxi 083-922-0860 Hofu Nihon Kotsu 083-922-1881 Yamaguchi Kotsu 083-928-1940 Inquiries *An advance reservation is required to use a sightseeing taxi. Yudamiyako Taxi 083‐922‐0310 Shinyamaguchi Taxi 083-972-3345 Ogori Kotsu Taxi 083-972-5380 Hinomaru Taxi 0120‐78‐0897 Yuda Miyako Taxi 0835-22-0130 Suo Taxi 0835-22-2730 Nakatsuka Taxi 083-922-0812 Yamano Taxi 083-928-1940 Flower Taxi 083‐902‐6869 Hinauchi Taxi 0835-22-0471 Hofu Konai Taxi 0120‐776‐333 Isamuya Daiichi Kotsu 083‐922‐0136 Kagawa Taxi 083-989-2102 Hofu Nihon Kotsu 0835-22-0988 Mitajiri Taxi 0835-22-0154 15 20 20 20 60 30 60 40 Shin-Yamaguchi Yamaguchi Xavier min National Treasure min Joeiji Temple and min Yamaguchi City min Yamaguchi min min min min Ruriko-ji Temple Hofu Station Hofu Tenmangu Shrine Suo-Kokubunji Mori Clan Garden Amidaji Temple Hofu Station Station Memorial Church Five-Storied Pagoda Sesshu Garden Saikotei Station Temple 15 30 30 15 30 15 on 30 min min min min min min foot min Shin-Yamaguchi Former Yamaguchi Clan Office Gate Mori Family Cemetery and Chinryutei Yamaguchi City Saikotei Hofu Station The Birthplace Gokokuji Temple Santouka no Komichi Santouka Furusato Hofu Station Station of Santouka Museum 20 15 15 min min min Yudaonsen Inoue Park and Kaentei Jippoutei Toyosaka Shrine and Noda Shrine Station (Will open to the public after October 2018) 30 15 20 15 min min min min Hofu Station Mitajiri-Enden Mitajiri Ofunagura Eiunsou Dairakuji Temple Hofu Station Memorial Industrial Park Trace 50 40 50 25 min min min min Shin-Yamaguchi Akiyoshido Cave Akiyoshidai Plateau Motonosumi Senjojiki Shin-Yamaguchi Station Inari Shrine Station One of Yamaguchi’s famous reservoirs of Buddhist statues. This Catholic Church was built in 1952. (It was renovated into an innovative form that shoulders two tall towers in 1998.) One of the Three Great Tenjin Shrines. It enshrines the god of education. Famous as a temple of hydrangeas. This circuit-style Japanese garden is designated a National Site of Scenic Beauty. A representative Japanese garden. One of the three outstanding pagodas in Japan. The sceneries reminiscent of ink brush painting A 182 square-meter room displays are a sight to see. calligraphy written by politicians. Optional Would you like to try making your one and The important cultural asset of It is popular for the nightingale-style only original chopsticks? It displays valuable resources of a haiku poet, Santouka. The ruins are designated a national historical relic site. Yamaguchi Prefecture. stone path. It exhibits the historical resources of Mitajiri-Enden Please request at the time of booking. and salt production equipment. *The taxi rates shown in this guidebook are as of March 31, 2018. Inquiries *An advance reservation is required to use a sightseeing taxi. Inquiries *An advance reservation is required to use a sightseeing taxi. Shunan Kintetsu Taxi 0834-21-0088 Sanwa Kotsu 0834-31-3355 Daiichi Kotsu 0834-21-0015 Yanai Daiichi Kotsu 0820-22-0061 Shinjo Taxi 0820-22-5561 Tokuyama Seibu Kotsu 0834-26-1111 Seibu-Shinjuku Kotsu 0834-26-1234 Yanai Sanwa Kotsu 0820-22-3333 Chuo Taxi 0820-22-1955 60 30 60 min min min 60 Yanai Station Yamaguchi Flower Land Confectionery Factory White-Wall Historical District Yanai Station min Tokuyama Station Misasacho,Fukukawa Fishing Port,Shunan Bridge,Tokuyama Port,Harumi Wharf,Harumi Water Park Tokuyama Station 90 min Tokuyama Station Mount Kongo,Fukukawa Fishing Port,Shunan Bridge,Misasacho,Tokuyama Port,Harumi Wharf,Harumi Water Park Tokuyama Station 30 30 60 min min min Yanai Station Gessho Museum Chausuyama MoundoTomb White-Wall Historical District Yanai Station 40 90 30 min min min Tokuyama Station Kintaikyo Bridge Iwakuni Castle White Snake Shrine Tokuyama Station 40 30 25 20 Mutsu Memorial min Hoshino Tetsuro min Michi-no-eki min Kuga Museum min Obatake Station of History Yanai Station Museum Museum Sazanseto towa and Folklore Shunan Factory Night View The lights from the petrochemical complex in the dark create fantastic scenes. You will also enjoy dynamic night views of chemical plants and massive chimneys. Enjoy seasonal flowers. The townscape from the medieval period shows white walls and lattice windows. Optional You can make your one and only Kingyo lantern. Recognized as the national night view asset. Shunan Factory Night View Map Large keyhole-shaped tomb mound from the end of the fourth century. Please request at the time of booking. Misasacho Fukukawa Fishing Port Tokuyama Port Mount Kongo Harbor park Tokuyama Shunan Bridge Station Harumi Water Park Harumi Wharf It houses the work of a representative Japanese songwriter, Tetsuro Hoshino.
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