Things to do in Abu

The castle town built by the Choshu domain with Hagi Castle as its center is a national historic site of Japan and one of Japan's world cultural heritage sites.

Motonosumi Shrine in Yamaguchi. It started to rain when we arrived, and my friend said a little disappointedly, it's raining. We comforted him: "It's okay! The shrine looks more solemn, magnificent and beautiful on a rainy day!" So everyone happily went to the pavilion to hide from the rain, imagining the scenery on a sunny day. It is said that when the weather is good, the waves hit the shore and a rainbow will roll up on the shore, which is very beautiful. When I got home, I returned the big camera to my friend, thinking a little disappointedly that the big camera really needs a real photographer to use it. In my hands, it just took a bunch of higher-definition garbage. "It didn't even focus..." My friend touched the lens: "The screw is loose! Tighten it and it will focus! And, the blurry one is so atmospheric! It's beautiful! Look at this one!"

One of my favorite parks placed in the city, Ohorikoen is quite massive, making it a good place for picnics, anytime strolls, jogging, and also has some swan boats for a fun ride in the lake during daytime. If you want to chill for a coffee there is Starbucks.

Kushida Shrine is a must-visit shrine when you come to Hakata. You must come to see the Gion Yamakasa. Although I didn't come in July, I didn't see the big Yamakasa in the city, but I can see the Yamakasa in Kushida Shrine. Read the introduction According to the legend of the shrine, Kushida Shrine was founded in the first year of Tenpyo Hoji (757) and has been the general guardian of Hakata since ancient times. The Hakata Festival is a representative festival of Fukuoka City and is well-known throughout the country.

Takachiho Gorge is a natural wonder formed from the remnants of a volcanic eruption, with its unique rock pillars forming a distinctive landscape left behind by the eruption. Every corner of Takachiho Gorge is filled with the charm of nature; from the V-shaped river channels and the rock formations to the waterfalls, everything showcases the awe-inspiring power of nature.

This is a shrine that worships Sugawara no Michizane, a man of letters from the Heian period of Japan, as the god of learning. It is said that it helps you pass exams and achieve success, and that it helps you maintain good health. It is a very famous shrine!

I highly recommend it! Yufuin is a small hot spring town about two hours from Fukuoka. Stay at a ryokan, take a warm hot spring bath, and enjoy delicious kaiseki and breakfast~

Memorable reminder that the tragedy should never happen again. Well preserved and maintained. A must visit.

Looking for a powerful, beautiful spot in Japan? Hiroshima City is home to the Peace Memorial Park, and I visited just as cherry blossoms exploded into color throughout the city 🌸Location: Nakajimacho, Naka Ward, Hiroshima, 730-0811, Japan Hours: Open 24/7, year-round (especially magical in cherry blossom season!) What makes it special: This park isn’t just a green space, but a living memory of hope and peace. You’ll see the iconic A-Bomb Dome, beautiful modern architecture, and moving memorials alongside the rivers. The vibe is respectful, serene, and breathtaking—especially when the cherry blossoms are out during spring.Getting around: Hiroshima’s streetcar system makes it super easy to reach the park from anywhere in the city—look for the green line towards Hondori and get off at Genbaku Dome-mae. No need to worry about timing, since the park is open all day.What’s more, if you’re traveling with a group you can hire VR headsets to use at the park!

nice environment and good sea view. plenty of food and restaurant. baked curry was awesome ! nice place to go ! will be back again