JTA Sightseeing Database

Former Residence of Kido Takayoshi (1833–1877) From the street, the childhood home of nineteenth-…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Kuchiba Family Residence The Kuchiba family residence sits beside the Hashimoto River, in the for…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Kuchiba Family Residence The Kuchiba family were retainers to the Mōri family, the rulers of Chōs…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Konpirasha Enseiji Temple Enseiji Temple was founded in 1254 in Yamaguchi as the main place of wo…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Topic(s)：: Shrines/Temples/ChurchesWorld Heritage (Natural or Cultural)Public Works & Institutions (Museums, etc.)
Medium/Media of Use：: Web Page

Konpirasha Enseiji Temple Enseiji Temple was originally built in 1254 in Yamaguchi as the main te…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Topic(s)：: Shrines/Temples/ChurchesWorld Heritage (Natural or Cultural)Public Works & Institutions (Museums, etc.)
Medium/Media of Use：: Interpretive Sign

Former Aoki Shūsuke Residence Aoki Shūsuke (1803–1863) was a distinguished physician during the l…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Former Aoki Shūsuke Residence Aoki Shūsuke (1803–1863) was a distinguished physician during the l…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Hagi Castle, also known as Shizuki Castle, was built in 1604 by the Mori clan. The Mori clan were…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Topic(s)：: Flora and FaunaCastles/PalacesWorld Heritage (Natural or Cultural)
Medium/Media of Use：: Pamphlet

The Mori gave up their castle and left Hagi shortly after the Meiji Restoration of 1868. The shogu…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Topic(s)：: Historic Sites/Castle RuinsShrines/Temples/ChurchesPublic Works & Institutions (Museums, etc.)
Medium/Media of Use：: Interpretive Sign

The Mori ruled the Choshu domain (modern-day Yamaguchi) during the Edo period (1603–1867). After b…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Former Residence of Kido Takayoshi (1833–1877)