The 20 best museums in Shimonoseki

An unexpected lunch date to this fish market. If you love sushi, this is a place to go. So many stalls offering fresh sushi of different types. Some offer treys to let you pick and choose, while other do it for you and some specialize in a specific fish. We waited in one queue for about 10 minutes or so for the tuna specials. Mmmmm sooooo good! So hard to decide and it’s all in your face…LOVE IT! And if you’re worried that this market has the “fishy smell” don’t even. I was fine being in there and didn’t have that stink that many other markets in other Asian countries have. This is a more local touristy spot, which is great because you don’t have those big city crowds. I’d go back if I can! YUM!🍣🍱🐟🐠🍤🐡🎏

If you’re visiting Shimonoseki, Karato Market is definitely a must-see spot.
Fresh and delicious sushi is waiting for you inside. For those arriving by ferry, you can easily hop on a bus or taxi (or even walk, since it’s not too far). But if you’re driving, be prepared—parking can be a bit of a hassle, especially on sunny days when the wait time tends to get long. Most people enjoy their food in the open area right next to the market, but recently they’ve opened a dining space on the second floor. There’s a small fee (I believe it was about 300 yen per person), but on a hot day with nowhere to sit, it’s a very welcome option. Grab some tasty sushi, relax, and take in the view of the peaceful blue sea—you’ll really feel the charm of Shimonoseki!

Karato Fish Market in Shimonoseki is a lively waterfront market famous for super-fresh seafood, especially blowfish (fugu). On weekends and holidays, stalls sell sushi, sashimi, and seafood bowls at affordable prices, making it popular with both locals and visitors. You can buy your food, then enjoy it outside while overlooking the Kanmon Strait. It’s a great spot to taste fresh Japanese seafood in a casual atmosphere.

🐟 Karato Fish Market (Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi) Review Karato Fish Market is one of the liveliest and most enjoyable seafood markets in western Japan. Located right by the sea in Shimonoseki, it offers visitors a vibrant atmosphere filled with the sights, sounds, and smells of fresh seafood. Every morning, local fishermen and vendors display an incredible variety of freshly caught fish and shellfish. The highlight for most visitors is the weekend sushi market, where dozens of stalls sell beautifully prepared sushi, sashimi, and seafood rice bowls at very reasonable prices. You can walk along the pier with a tray of fresh sushi while enjoying the sea breeze and view of the Kanmon Strait — a truly local experience. The market staff are friendly and energetic, happy to explain the different types of fish and preparation styles. There are also souvenir shops and small restaurants nearby where you can try blowfish (fugu), the specialty of Shimonoseki. The area around the market is clean, lively, and easy to explore. It’s best to visit in the morning (around 8–10 a.m.) when the selection is at its peak. Overall, Karato Fish Market is a must-visit for seafood lovers — a place where you can enjoy delicious, affordable sushi, learn about Japan’s fishing culture, and feel the authentic spirit of a coastal city.

If your looking for a Family tour place, you got the right place. Drink and eat 1-2dollar sushi! You can buy cold sake at the sake shop in the right corner.eat the sushi at the bench out side. Abalone sashimi is Great too.

If you’re visiting Mojiko, take the ferry across to Shimonoseki on Honshu, where you’ll find the famous Karato Fish Market—a popular spot among tourists. The market is especially known for selling sushi and is only open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. You can buy sushi inside and then enjoy it outside at the many seating areas while taking in the ocean view. The market’s signature specialty is fugu (pufferfish), served as both sushi and sashimi. In fact, the pufferfish is even the symbol of the market. The sushi here is quite affordable, with plenty of vendors to choose from. The taste is pretty good too—not bad at all. The fugu, in particular, has a unique texture: it leaves a slight numbness on your tongue, but it’s delicious.

We went crazy in this market. Great fresh sushi and sashimi with great value. This market is famous for puffer fish and whale. My first experience with whale sushi, it was wild. 22 pieces of sushi with toro, hamachi, eel, sardine, whale with a place of toro and a puffer fish sashimi for below ¥10,000. You can sit and eat by the sea.

Kanmon Bridge is a bridge connecting Shimonoseki City in Yamaguchi Prefecture and Kitakyushu City in Fukuoka Prefecture. It opened on November 14, 1973, and is 1,068m long, and the height of the bridge is 61m from sea level. There are rest areas with good views on the north and south sides of the bridge.

If you are driving pass the bridge, would highly recommend to stop and enjoy the scenery land amazing architecture of the bridge. The stop area was located at Fukuoka prefecture side. Free parking are provided and there are also a restaurant to stop by.

A very beautiful place as well as surroundings. The authority always take of this places which is praiseworthy indeed.

suspension bridge that spans the Kanmon Strait, connecting the cities of Kitakyushu in Fukuoka Prefecture and Shimonoseki in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The bridge is a prominent landmark in the region and is widely regarded as one of the most impressive bridges in Japan. The bridge is approximately 1.2 kilometers long and stands at a height of 47 meters above the water. The view from the bridge is stunning, with the sparkling blue waters of the Kanmon Strait stretching out in all directions. On a clear day, you can even see as far as the island of Tsushima in the distance. One of the best ways to experience the Kanmon Bridge is by taking a leisurely drive across it. The road is smooth and well-maintained, and there are plenty of pull-off areas where you can stop and take in the view. There's also a pedestrian walkway on the bridge, which is a great option if you want to take your time and really soak in the scenery. Another popular way to experience the Kanmon Bridge is by taking a boat tour that passes underneath it. This is a great way to get a different perspective on the bridge and really appreciate its scale and grandeur. Overall, I would highly recommend a visit to the Kanmon Bridge if you're in the Fukuoka or Yamaguchi area. It's a beautiful and impressive structure that's definitely worth seeing in person

Although the weather was not really good, but the bridge is still beautiful and amazing.

Breathtaking views from Mekari parking bay. There's an observation deck. Lovely views, even during winter! We visited on 9 December.

went through under the bridge 4:00 AM on a ferry

It's another aquarium in Fukuoka, slightly small, but each has its strength and weaknesses against other aquarium. If like to see puffer fish I think this place had the most variety in Japan....😲 🐟 Great for fish lover. Not forgetting the std seal n dolphins act..👍

Honestly at 2500 yen per person I didn’t think I’d have this much fun at this aquarium. They had a lot of exhibits and things to do but we just walked around the aquarium and enjoyed whatever they had to offer. Seeing the penguin is honestly my highlight. Definitely worth checking out if you have time after the fish market.

Small aquarium. A place I went to to escape the heat in very hot weather. Just a small aquarium. There are dolphin and seal shows a few times a day, and there is also a fish feeding show. I couldn't find a parking lot, so I parked in the parking lot across the street toward Karato Market and paid 800 yen. Parking fee is too expensive. There is a restaurant on the beach on the first floor where you can eat while looking at the aquarium. If you don't want to go into the aquarium, you can eat ice cream (500 yen) at this restaurant while looking at the aquarium.

One of the main attractions of this Aquarium is the number of puffer fish species they have. It's amazing. The dolphin show was good too.

This was the surprise of our trip. It doesn’t seem to be big from the outside but looks can be deceiving, it has plenty to see for everyone. The dolphin show is the best I’ve ever seen in my life, really impressive. Prices are reasonable and both my teenage boys love it.

It is a must visit place if you are in simonoseki. It is a wonderful place for marine life lover. Main attraction is the penguin and the dolphins show that is held half an hour intervals. It is so beautiful to see. Also there are lots of types of fish also. Coral reef, jellyfish, sharks, sea lion, sun fish are few examples. There is blue whale skeleton also. Overall it is a awesome place to visit.

This is really a beautiful place to see the Beauty of Fish .. It's an amazing aquarium... So many amazing fishes ... It feels like touching them with close. .. The dolphins show is the main attraction i found.. it was an amazing experience there .. Yuko 🍀 and Me ... we had a great time ...

A nice small museum with interesting expositions

(Translated by Google) I visited the special exhibition of Redoute, the court painter of flowers (until 7/21). From the parking lot to the entrance, you can either climb the slope (it's a surprisingly long distance) or take the elevator directly to the reception on the first floor. The order of the exhibits was easy to follow, so I was able to get around smoothly. The sculptures in the courtyard are also wonderful. (Original) 花の宮廷画家　ルドゥーテの 特別展に訪れました(7/21まで) 駐車場から玄関までは、スロープを 登るか(意外と距離あり) エレベーターで1階の受付に直行 する事もできます。展示品の順路も わかりやすく、スムーズに見て周る事ができました。中庭の彫刻も 素敵です✨

(Translated by Google) I went there for the first time because they had an Egyptian exhibition. The parking lot was spacious and free, which was great. While the number of exhibits was small, I was surprised at the large collection. The animated explanations were easy to understand and very helpful. (Original) エジプト展があっていたので初めて行きました。駐車場も広く無料でよかったです 展示数は少なかったですが、ここの所蔵品も多くちょっとびっくりしました。アニメの説明はわかりやすくよかったです

(Translated by Google) Although it's small, I think it's a well-made exhibit. This time it was an Egyptian exhibition, but even though the objects were small, they were displayed far away behind glass and the lighting was dim. The explanations were also quite small and difficult to read. I feel like there's a lot that could be done, like providing magnifying glasses or making the lighting a little brighter. The konjac rock and Pegasus statue show different expressions depending on the time and angle from which you view them. (Original) 小さいながら、頑張った展示だとは思います。 今回はエジプト展でしたが、物が小さいのにガラス張りの遠くに展示してあり、照明も暗い。 説明もかなり小さく、読みずらい。 拡大鏡や、照明をもう少し明るめにするなど、のやれることは多い気はする。 こんにゃく岩やペガサスの像は見る時間や角度で、いろんな表情をみせてくれます。

(Translated by Google) ⚪︎Visited the Egyptian Exhibition The exhibits were good, but the staff at the exhibition site kept telling people not to do certain things, like put their umbrellas in their bags, etc. I wonder what would have happened if they had told them when they entered. I'm sure it must have been awful for the people they were told to. Incidentally, my father was the chairman of the company that manages this place a long time ago, so it's a shame. (Original) ⚪︎エジプト展訪問 展示についてはよかったけど、展示場所にいる職員達があれするな傘はカバンに入れろだの等を多くの人に注文つけてたけど、入場する時に言ったらどうなんだろう。言われた人達は気分最悪だっただろうな。ちなみに随分昔 父親がここを管理する会社の理事長でしたので残念すぎる。

(Translated by Google) I visited the Egyptian Museum during the exhibition. The exhibit itself was mostly small items, and it seemed geared towards art enthusiasts. The museum itself was well-organized and simple and sturdy. Free parking is a plus. (Original) エジプト🇪🇬展が開催されており伺いました。展示自体は小物が多く、マニア向けの感じでした。美術館は整然とした感じで、質実剛健といったところです。駐車場が無料なのは良いですね。

(Translated by Google) I went to the special exhibition "Discovering the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt! - Gifts of the Nile and Hidden Stories." There weren't many exhibits, but the exhibits were interesting with some interesting aspects, such as the smell experience of mummification. Near the museum are many historical sites, such as Chofu Garden, the Chofu Mori Residence, and Sekimidai Park, and it is in a tourist zone where you can get a feel for the Chofu domain. (Original) 特別展「古代エジプト・ふしぎ発見！―ナイルの贈り物と秘められた物語―」へ。 あまり展示数は多くなかったですが、ミイラ作りの香り体験など目の付け所が面白い展示でした。 美術館の近くに、長府庭園、長府毛利邸、関見台公園などの歴史的な史跡が多く、長府藩の面影を感じられる観光ゾーンにあります。

(Translated by Google) Shimonoseki is all about history. After seeing the Choshu Cannon and the statue of Susumu Takasugi in other places, I also visited here. The exterior is gorgeous, the exhibits themselves are unexpected, and both the permanent and special exhibits are small in volume. I had other plans, so I just had a quick look at it. I thought it would be better if there was a little more volume and merchandise sales. A car is convenient for getting around. (Original) 下関と言えば歴史。 他の場所で長州砲や高杉晋作像なども観た上でこちらにも。 外観は豪華、展示自体は思いの外、常設展示も企画展示もボリューム少なめ。 他の予定もあり、ささっと観るだけで出ました。 もう少し、ボリュームがあって、物販もあれば良いのかなと思いました。 移動は車が便利ですね。

(Translated by Google) I think that the beautiful building of the Shimonoseki History Museum enhances the charm of Chofu, along with the dazzling green streets of Chofu and the many sights to see while walking around the ancient temples. Although there are not many historical materials, and there are no high-tech videos or productions, it is a legitimate museum, and there are some artistic elements such as Japanese paintings and scrolls, so even those who don't know Shimonoseki can easily learn about the major flow from Genpei to Choshu Mori to Bakumatsu Restoration to Akamaseki to Shimonoseki in an easy-to-understand manner by carefully following the easy-to-read explanations. It's compact and can be enjoyed in just 1 to 2 hours, so Karato and Dannoura are good options, but please enjoy the charm of Shimonoseki by walking through the quiet and beautiful Chofu area. (Original) 緑が眩しい長府の町並と見どころいっぱいの古刹散策と相まって、美しい建物の下関歴史博物館は長府の魅力を高めていると思います。 史料は少なめ、ハイテクな映像や演出はないながらも、正当な資料館ろして、また日本画や巻物などの美術的な要素も少しあり、読みやすい解説にじっくり向き合う過程で、源平〜長州毛利〜幕末維新〜赤間関〜下関までの大きな流れを、下関を知らない人でも分かりやすく学ぶことができます。 コンパクトで１〜２時間で十分楽しめますので、唐戸や壇ノ浦もいいですが、ぜひ閑静で美しい長府を歩いて下関の魅力を満喫して下さい。

(Translated by Google) This is my first visit. I want to know more about Shinsaku Takasugi~ 🙂 Shimonoseki appears in various historical scenes, not only during the end of the Edo period and the Meiji Restoration, but also the Battle of Dannoura and the duel on Ganryu Island. Recommended before visiting various famous places!! (Original) 初めての訪問です。高杉晋作をもっと知りたくて〜🙂幕末や明治維新だけでなく、壇ノ浦の戦いや巌流島の決闘など下関は歴史の様々な場面に出てきます。色んな名所を観光する前にオススメです!!

(Translated by Google) Although it is not large, it has a wealth of materials and exhibits, especially those related to the end of the Edo period and the Meiji Restoration. It's worth a look. (Original) 大きくはないですが、特に幕末維新の資料や展示物は充実しています。一見の価値ありです。

(Translated by Google) A history museum located in the castle town of Chofu. The permanent exhibition displays items such as the history of Choshu at the end of the Edo period, and you can also take photos. (Photography is not allowed at special exhibitions, etc.) Choshu has a lot of history and interesting things to see, but since the museum is not that big, there aren't many things on display, so I would like to see more. (Original) 城下町長府にある歴史博物館。 常設展では幕末の長州の歴史などの所蔵品が展示されており、写真撮影も可能。（特別企画展などは撮影不可） 長州には見るべき歴史、興味深いものが沢山あるが、博物館がそんなに広くないため、展示されているものが少なくもっと観てみたいと思います。

(Translated by Google) I think it's wonderful that a museum has been built in a place that is associated with historical events and people, from Empress Jingu to the Genpei War to the end of the Edo period. However, I personally think it could be a little closer to the end of the Edo period. There is a museum in this area, what can visitors expect? , aren't most people thinking about the end of the Edo period, Kiheitai, Shinsaku Takasugi, and Ito/Yamagata? . I'm sure there are reasons for the museum's policy, convenience, and budget, but at least I thought I was coming to see a hero of the Meiji Restoration. I want to feel the same atmosphere, scenery, and smell as the great heroes in a land on the edge of Japan. Although it is a small museum, it is well worth the price, so I recommend you to visit it at least once. (Original) 神功皇后、源平合戦、幕末まで、歴史的な出来事や人物にゆかりのある地に博物館が出来たのは素晴らしいと思います。しかし、もう少し幕末寄りにならないものかな?、と個人的には思います。この地に博物館があり、訪れる人はなにを期待するのか？、ほとんどの方は幕末や奇兵隊、高杉晋作に伊藤・山県ではないですかね？。博物館側の方針・都合、予算的な理由もあるとおもいますが、少なくともわたしは維新の英傑に会いに来ているつもりです。縁の地で、英傑達と同じ空気・景観・匂いを感じたいのです。 とは言え、小さな博物館ではありますが、お値段以上の価値は充分ありますので一度は訪問されることオススメします。

(Translated by Google) Admission is 210 yen. Cheap! It hasn't been that long since it was completed, so the building is in good condition overall. The main exhibits are the Genpei War at Dannoura and the Shimonoseki War during the Meiji period. The explanations are easy to understand and very educational. If you like history even a little, it's worth visiting. In fact, the admission fee is so cheap that it's almost a little worrying. The best thing about it was the video (TV) guide. The detailed explanations were very good. It's not as large as national or prefectural museums, but I thought it was well-focused and put together. (Original) 入場料210円です。安い！　まだ竣工されてそれほど年数も経っていないため全体的に綺麗な建物です。 常設展のメインは壇ノ浦の源平合戦と明治の下関戦争です。 わかりやすく解説されててとても勉強になります。歴史が少しでも好きなら訪れて損はないです。というか入館料が安くて心配になるぐらい。 良かったのが映像（テレビ）のガイドですね。丁寧な解説がとても良かったです。 国立や県立のような規模はありませんが、よく的を絞ってまとめられてるなと思いました。

(Translated by Google) This is a long-established sushi restaurant in Kitakyushu. I visited during lunchtime and enjoyed the ¥3,300 sushi set for one person. It was an impressive set, featuring carefully prepared conger eel, sashimi, tender fatty tuna, large shrimp, and even tama-sashimi. Kitakyushu has long touted itself as the sushi capital of Japan, but rather than the 50,000 or 60,000 yen sushi restaurants that serve sushi with a gleaming gaze or the over-the-top value-added sushi restaurants that are booked exclusively for foreigners, what we should really support is the sushi we serve. But what's truly admirable is this local sushi restaurant that continues to serve the local community, even in these high prices, by offering the unbelievable price of 3,300 yen for 9-10 pieces of sushi and a bowl of miso soup. *The chef has been a sushi chef for 50 years, and I believe he's a leading expert who has witnessed the evolution of sushi in Kitakyushu firsthand. Of course, I'm not affiliated with the restaurant. As a fan who frequently visited the restaurant before it moved to its current location, I'm posting this with the utmost respect and gratitude. Everyone, let's go to a local sushi restaurant! (Original) 北九州において長らく営業されている老舗寿司店です ランチタイムで伺いまして一人3300円の上握りを堪能させていただきました よーく下仕事されたであろうアナゴ、真剣な魚、とろっトロの大トロ、大きなエビに玉刺しまでしっかり全部が美味しい感動のセットです 昨今北九州市は寿司の都と自称し久しいわけですが、5万も6万もするような、ギラギラした眼光で寿司を出すパフォーマンスや、外国人ばかりが予約で埋まっているような超絶付加価値寿司店ではなく、我々が本当に支持すべきは、そして我々が本当に敬愛すべきは、市民の、そして地域の皆さんを対象にこの物価高でも9-10貫に赤だしまでついて3300円というありえへんようなプライスで頑張り続けておられる町の寿司屋さんではないでしょうか ※大将は寿司職人歴50年、北九州の寿司の変遷をその目で見てきた第一人者であると拝察いたします もちろん私は関係者ではありません 現在のお店に移転する以前からよく使わせていただいていた一ファンとして最大限のリスペクトと感謝を添えて投稿させていただきます みんな、地域の寿司屋にいこう

(Translated by Google) I went with my family. The sushi was very satisfying and worthy of its name. The a la carte dishes, such as the tamashi sushi and the chawanmushi with lots of toppings, were also very delicious and worth ordering. On the way back, my child said with great satisfaction that it was the most delicious ark shell he had ever had. It's a restaurant I'd like to go to again! (Original) 家族で伺いました。最特上寿司はその名にふさわしい内容でとても満足できました。一品料理で頼んだ玉刺しや具だくさんの茶わん蒸しもとてもおいしくて、頼む価値ありです。帰りの車の中で、子供が今までで一番おいしい赤貝だったと、とても満足気でした。また行きたいな、と思うお店です！

(Translated by Google) It is run by a kind old couple who said that even though there were reservations for customers, you could still eat there while they were busy. To be honest, my Japanese isn't very good so I couldn't understand everything, but they seem to have great pride in their store. The store is very small (7 people can fit in), so be sure to make a reservation. If you just go there, you will see that there are no seats. (Original) 예약손님이 예정되어 있음에도, 바쁜 와중에 먹고 가도 된다고 해주신 친절하신 노부부께서 운영하신다. 솔직히 내 일본어가 서툴어서 모두 알아듣진 못했지만, 가게에 대해 엄청난 자부심을 갖고 계신듯. 가게가 무척 작으니(7명 간당간당), 꼭 예약을 하고 가자. 그냥 가면 자리없다고 보면됨.

(Translated by Google) I wonder if it will be in the top five cheap and delicious sushi in Kitakyushu! ! ! (Original) 北九州安うま寿司トップファイブにはいるかな！！！

(Translated by Google) I came to the store at 11:45, but two ladies also came in at the same time, so there were a total of three customers. The inside of the restaurant is quite small, with 4 counter seats and 1 table for 4 people. Order the best sushi. It had the word ``sai'' on it, so I was pretty embarrassed and it sounded like a mosquito chirping. sushi. All the ingredients are fresh. It doesn't taste frozen at all, it feels like fresh fish. All of the toppings are large and thick, which tends to increase your level of deliciousness. At first glance, the general looks grumpy, but that's not the case at all; he's actually quite friendly. First of all, you asked me about wasabi, so please be generous. I told him that I love wasabi, and he put out another wasabi for me, and when that one ran out, he put more wasabi for me without saying anything. As a wasabi junkie myself, I really appreciate the consideration. Today we have a delicious nigiri, Gottsuan! (Original) 11:45の来店だったけどご婦人方2名も同時侵入したんで計3名の客人。店内はカウンター席4席、4人がけのテーブルが1卓で割とこじんまりとしてる。注文は最特上寿司。「最」とか付いてるんでかなり恥ずかしくて蚊の鳴くような声で。 寿司。ネタはどれも鮮度良好。冷凍感が皆無でまさに鮮魚って感じ。んでそのネタがどれも大振りで厚みもあるんで旨さ堪能度が上昇しがち。 大将はパッと見た感じ気難しい感じに見えるけどそんな事は全然なくとむしろ気さく。最初にワサビの事を訊かれたんで多目でお願いします。ワサビ大好きなんすよと言ったんだけど別ワサビも置いてくれてそれがなくなると何も言わずにワサビを追加で置いてくれる。ワサビジャンキーな自分としては何とも有難い配慮。 本日は旨い握り、ごっつぁんです！

(Translated by Google) When families return home, they come here to enjoy the delicious fish and meet the couple. It is visited not only by locals but also by tourists from overseas, and is loved by many people. Stay well forever♡ (Original) 家族が帰省すると美味しい魚とご夫婦に会いたくて訪れます。地元客はもちろん、海外からの観光客も訪れており、多くの人に愛されています。いつまでもお元気で♡

(Translated by Google) Delicious sushi and friendly old couple owner and wife I was really touched by the efforts they made to communicate despite their poor Japanese. I think it will remain the best memory of this trip. I hope you are always healthy. (Original) 맛있는 스시와 친절하신 노부부 사장님 내외 서툰 일본어에도 불구하고 소통하기 위해 노력하시는 모습에 정말 감동받았다. 이번 여행중 최고의 기억으로 남을듯. 항상 건강하셨으면 좋겠다.

It is a small museum dedicated to the Sino-Japanese conference meeting that were held after China lost the battle in the Sino-Japanese War. It was not the originally meeting place as the original place is now still private, but it recreated the set up of the original meeting room, and it would be interesting to those who love to study history of China and Japan.

This hall shows one of the most important treaty in modern Chinese history, especially for Taiwanese. I insisted my daughter visiting this hall because she is going to learn this chapter of Chinese history in the coming academic year. Perhaps the information has bias towards Japanese. By the way, it’s still worth a visit.

Free to visit. A place with great history. The building nearby is a hotel and not allowing entry for outsiders.

This is a re-enactment of the hall where China signed the treaty to give away Taiwan to Japan. I'm Taiwanese, so visiting this place was almost a spiritual experience for me.

A place has historical significance and educational purpose.

It’s a very important place for Taiwan. No aircon is so hot inside.

A reminder of how Qing Dynasty lost the naval warfare in 1894 and gave away Taiwan.

Thank you all from my University.

Best place to study ❤️

good university

(Translated by Google) Visited for qualification exam. It's on a hill, and I climbed it on foot, so I was very tired🥵. To be honest, there are no signs posted until the last minute to tell you which building to go to, and if you're in a hurry, it's on high ground, so I think it's quite physically demanding. In the past, universities had university-like faculties such as the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Engineering, but perhaps because of the trends of the times, there is now a Department of Total Beauty! I would like to know what advantages it has compared to a vocational school. (Original) 資格試験のために訪問。高台にあり、徒歩で登ったためとても疲れました🥵。 正直どこの建屋に行けば良いのか直前まで案内掲示がなく、急いでいる人は高台にあるため、体力的に結構きついと思います。 大学として、昔は、法学部や工学部等、大学らしい学部があったのですが、時代の流れかトータルビューティ学科なるものがあるのですね！専門学校と比較してどのようなメリットがあるのか知りたいところです。

(Translated by Google) I'm an OB. The teachers and office staff are also very kind and considerate of the students. You can learn what you want to learn until you are completely satisfied with it. I would like to express my gratitude to the teachers at the health consultation room and the career center for caring so much about me even after I graduated. ̳ᴗ ̫ ᴗ ̳ᐡ I was able to receive the award for excellence in my graduation thesis thanks to the support of my teachers. I still feel nostalgic and happy ^^♪♪ __ However...just the other day, when I went to school for some business, I was victimized by a staff assistant who I just passed by, who identified my SNS account and snooped on it. I'll avoid making a statement, but... I felt intense fear when someone I didn't know did something like that to me. Just because I have connections with current students. It seems inappropriate to pry into issues between individuals. Isn't it a compliance violation to identify alumni's SNS accounts? I think you should be aware that you are a university employee. Because of this, I developed depression and alopecia areata. (Original) OBです。先生や事務局の人もとても優しく学生思いです。学びたいことをとことん納得いくまで学べます。健康相談室の先生や キャリアセンターの先生方には卒業後まで沢山気にかけていただいて感謝しかありませんᐡ ̳ᴗ ̫ ᴗ ̳ᐡ 卒業論文の優秀賞を取れたのは先生方の応援があったおかげです。今でも懐かしく嬉しい気持ちです^^♪♪ __ ただ……つい先日学校に所用がありお伺いした際に すれ違っただけの職員補助の人に SNSのアカウントを特定され、詮索される被害を受けました。明言は避けますが…… 面識がない方にそんなことをされて 強い恐怖を覚えました…。 現役の学生と繋がりがあるからと言って 個人間の問題を詮索するのはいかがなものかと思われます。 卒業生のSNSアカウントを特定するのってコンプライアンス違反なのではないでしょうか。大学職員であるという自覚を持つべきかと思われます。そのせいで私はうつ病と円形脱毛症を発症しました。

(Translated by Google) University deviation value is 40-44 Faculties include Faculty of Human Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, and Faculty of Arts. It has good transportation access as it is close to Shin-Shimonoseki Station, and it is surprisingly close to Fukuoka (Kitakyushu City) as it is located in the southern part of Shimonoseki. (Original) 大学偏差値は40～44 学部は人間科学部、医療学部、芸術学部 新下関駅から近いことから交通アクセスは良く、下関南部にあたることから福岡（北九州市）とも存外近い

(Translated by Google) It is a long-established private university located in Shimonoseki City. In order to survive, unusual departments have been installed one after the other. (Original) 下関市にある老舗の私立大学です。生き残りをかけて珍しい学科を入れ替わり立ち替わり設置されています。

(Translated by Google) I went with a friend. I didn't know whether to buy it or not, but when I ordered coffee, I received sweets and coffee. The sales staff who served customers were also very kind. It's been a long time since I've had the pleasure of buying a new car. I'm thinking about it because I don't have the budget. Sorry if you didn't buy it. The floor was clean and comfortable. Infection prevention measures were also taken. (Original) 友達に同行して行きました。買うか買わないか分からないのにコーヒ頼んだらお菓子とコーヒー。凄く接客してくださった営業の方も親切でした。何か新車買う久々の楽しい気分になりました。予算が合わなくて思案。買わなかったらごめんなさい。フロアーはスッキリして気持ち良かったです。感染対策もしっかりされてました。

(Translated by Google) This is a shop that takes care of every detail. The staff was courteous and the store was well organized. This is a shop that you can trust and can explain the maintenance status of your car properly. (Original) 細かい所まで配慮してくれるお店です。スタッフの対応も丁寧で、店内も綺麗に整理されていました。車の整備状況もきちんと説明してもらえて、信頼できるお店です。

(Translated by Google) A man who claimed to be a new employee suddenly came to my house and said something incomprehensible, saying, ``I'm currently studying cars, so please show me your car.'' I refused because it was suspicious and disgusting, but I couldn't think of a better excuse to make a list of potential customers. Why don't I take the time to help you study? You can just look it up on Wikipedia by yourself. (Original) ここの新入社員を名乗る男がいきなり家にやってきて、「いま車の勉強中なのでお宅の車を見せてくれ」と訳の分からんことを言い出した。怪しいし気持ち悪いんで断ったのだが、見込客リストを作るにしても、もっとマシな言い訳は思いつかなかったものか。 なんでわざわざ時間使ってお前の勉強に付き合ってやらんといかんのだ。ひとりでwikipediaでも見てればいいじゃん。

(Translated by Google) I think this is a store you can easily visit, even if you just want a consultation about a new car or a catalog. (Original) 新車の相談や、カタログが欲しいだけでも、気軽に入れる店だと思います。

(Translated by Google) They responded right away ❤️ How kind❗ (Original) すぐに対応してくれました❤️ なんと親切❗

(Translated by Google) At Nets Toyota, the whole company is cheerful and the response and service are good. (Original) 社内、全体が明るく対応もサービスも良い　ネッツトヨタです。

(Translated by Google) Even the smallest issue will be dealt with immediately. (Original) ちょっとした事でもすぐ対応してくれます。

It is a monument to the soldiers dispatched to fight in the Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895).

(Translated by Google) [Kanmon "Nostalgic" Strait No. 33] "Former Ministry of Communications Shimonoseki Post Office Telephone Department Building" Shimonoseki City designated tangible cultural property (building) Currently, it is operated as a cultural museum for Kinuyo Tanaka (born in Hikoshima, Shimonoseki City), who was said to be a great actress of the Showa era, but I visited late and it was closed today... I would like to visit next time 🍀 --- The building was constructed by the Ministry of Communications in 1924 in response to the increase in telephone demand 🍀 (Original) 【関門″ノスタルジック″海峡No.33】 「旧逓信省下関郵便局電話課庁舎」 下関市指定有形文化財 (建造物) 現在は、昭和の大女優と云われた田中絹代さん(下関市彦島出身)のぶんか館として運営されてましたが、訪問時間が遅く本日は閉館してました… 次回訪問したいと思います🍀 --- 電話需要の増加に応えて大正13年(1924年)に逓信省によって建設された建物との事です🍀

(Translated by Google) This building was built in 1924 as the office building of the Shimonoseki Telegraph Bureau of the Ministry of Communications, and was transferred to Shimonoseki City in 1969. It was a two-story reinforced concrete building, some three stories high, and was apparently the most cutting-edge design at the time, making extensive use of curves. Few similar buildings exist today, and it was designated as a tangible cultural property of Shimonoseki City in 2002. The first floor is a hall and the Furusato Literature Museum (free admission), and the second floor is the Kinuyo Tanaka Memorial Museum (charges apply). The third floor, located in a corner of the rooftop, is open to the public free of charge as a rest room. This third floor rest room is a comfortable space decorated with decorative windows. Ideal for killing time, we recommend using it. (Original) 1924年に逓信省下関電信局の庁舎として建てられ、1969年に下関市に移管された建物です。鉄筋コンクリート造2階建、一部3階建で、曲線を多用した当時最新鋭の設計だったようです。現在では同様の建物がほとんど現存せず、2002年に下関市の有形文化財に指定されました。1階はホールとふるさと文学館（入場無料）、2階は田中絹代記念館（有料）となっています。屋上の片隅にある3階部は休憩室として無料公開されています。この3階休憩室は飾り窓に彩られた快適な空間です。暇つぶしに最適、ご利用をお勧めします。

(Translated by Google) I visited for the first time after learning that they were showing old Japanese movies on weekends. The area around Camon Wharf in Karato was so crowded that it was hard to even get into the parking lot, but when I walked towards the shopping street and city hall where this building is located, it was almost deserted on weekends. On that day, there was a screening of a movie called ``Leave This Child Behind'' about the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. Not only was the performance of each performer nostalgic, but it was also an impressive movie with many scenes that you will remember over and over again. After the screening, we went up to the roof and looked around the entire building. It was a well-maintained building, with exhibits mainly by artists from Shimonoseki, and a nice sense of history. I would like to take a tour of Shimonoseki's historic buildings, but I would appreciate it if there was a parking lot nearby for such users. (Original) 週末に昔の日本映画を上映していることを知って今回初めて訪れた。唐戸のカモンワーフ付近は駐車場にも入れないほど混雑していたが、こちらの建物がある商店街や市役所の方に歩くと、週末はほとんど人気はなかった。 この日は「この子を残して」という長崎の原爆を題材にした映画の上映であった。それぞれの出演者の演技も懐かしかった上に、幾つもの場面が後々まで何度も思い起こされる様な印象的な映画であった。 上映後屋上まで上って建物全体を見て回った。下関出身の作家等の展示物を主に、良く手入れがされていながら歴史も感じさせる好感の持てる建物であった。 これから下関の歴史ある建物を見て回りたいと思うが、そうした利用者の為の駐車場が近場にあれば有難い。

(Translated by Google) Curator of the museum? The person explained and guided us very carefully. Through the easy-to-understand exhibits, I was able to learn about the great Japanese actress Kinuyo Tanaka. (Original) 館の学芸員？の方が、とても丁寧に解説、案内して下さいました。わかりやすい展示で、日本の大女優田中絹代さんの事を、知る事が出来ました。

(Translated by Google) You can view the first floor for free. There is Kinuyo Tanaka's museum on the second floor. The entrance fee was 200 yen. Kinuyo Tanaka is a Japanese actress who was active from the Taisho era to the Showa era, and the second female film director in Japan. The film starring Kinuyo Tanaka won the Silver Lion at the Venice International Film Festival. This award has not gone to a Japanese actress for 35 years since then. He also received the Medal with Purple Ribbon. She seems to have lived a strong life through the turbulent times before and after the war, facing both tailwinds and headwinds. Nowadays, the Kinuyo Tanaka Award has been established at the Mainichi Film Competition, and the first award went to Sayuri Yoshinaga. Autographs and photos of each award winner are also displayed. Sayuri Yoshinaga wrote a heartfelt letter in lieu of an autograph. Events are also held on the first floor, so why not take a look at the second floor while you are waiting and feel the energy of Japan's great actresses? The building was also built in the Taisho era, and has an elegant exterior with stairs. There is a similar but quaint building next to the road, so please be sure to ask about it. There is no parking lot attached, so I parked at the coin parking lot in the back and went there. Let's enjoy a space full of nostalgic retro feeling✨ (Original) 一階は無料で拝観できます。二階に田中絹代さんの博物館があります。入場料は200円でした。 この田中絹代さんという方は大正から昭和にかけて活躍された日本の女優であり、日本で2人目の女性映画監督です。田中絹代さんが出演した映画でヴェネツィア国際映画祭 銀獅子賞を取られています。この賞はその後35年間日本の女優から出ていません。また、紫綬褒章も受章されています。人生は戦前から戦後の激動の時代を追い風向かい風を受けながら力強く生きてこられた女性のようです。今では毎日映画コンクールに田中絹代賞が創設され、第1回は吉永小百合さんが受章されています。各回受賞者のサインと写真も飾られています。吉永小百合さんは心のこもった手紙をサインの代わりに書かれていました。 1階ではイベントも開催されていて、待ち時間等に二階を拝観して日本の大女優のエネルギーを感じてみてはいかがでしょうか？建物も大正時代に建てられたもので、外観階段等風情があります。ちょっと奥まって、しかも似た感じの風情ある建物が道隣にあるので間違わないようにお尋ねください。駐車場は併設していないので、裏手にコインパーキングに停めて私は行きました。 ノスタルジックなレトロ感あふれる空間を楽しみましょう✨

(Translated by Google) Kaoru Furukawa, a Naoki Prize-winning author who passed away on May 5th, served as honorary director until his later years. Mr. Furukawa's study is recreated on the first floor. On the second floor, Kinuyo Tanaka's belongings are on display. She is a movie actress who played the role of an old woman with all her heart and soul, even pulling out her healthy teeth for the movie. Many legends have been left behind. She was the first Japanese to win the Venice Lion Prize, the second Japanese female film director (and the first Japanese film actress to hold the megaphone), and a career woman who pioneered a new way of life for Japanese women. Kinuyo Tanaka's sophisticated sensibilities can be seen in the belongings left behind, and all of them are beautiful. It seems that the exhibits are changed every season. The building is a beautifully restored former telecommunications ministry (telephone exchange), and is worth seeing just for the building itself. This area is full of attractive historical buildings such as the British Consulate and Akita Shokai. (Original) 先日５月５日に亡くなった、直木賞作家の古川薫氏が名誉館長を晩年まで務められていたそうです。一階で古川氏の書斎を再現。 二階は田中絹代さんの遺品が展示してあります。映画のために自ら健康な歯を抜いて老婆役に挑んだり、全身全霊で演じた映画女優です。数々の伝説をのこされています。日本人初のベネチア映画賞金獅子賞受賞、日本で二番目の女性映画監督（日本の映画女優として初めてメガホンを握った方）、日本女性の新しい生き方を貫いたキャリアウーマンのパイオニアでもあります。遺品には田中絹代さんの洗練された感性が伺え、どれも美しいものばかりです。季節ごとに展示替えをしているそうです。 建物は元逓信省（電話交換所）を綺麗に修復したもので、建物だけでも一見の価値ありです。このあたりは英国領事館、秋田商会など歴史的な建物が魅力的です。

(Translated by Google) This building was originally a telephone office building, and is the only existing telephone office building that was built with a similar design throughout the country from the end of the Taisho period to the early Showa period. The structural beauty of this building, which was built with a modern design at the time, is wonderful, and we would like to preserve it for the future. Inside is a memorial hall for the great actress Kinuyo Tanaka, who was born in Shimonoseki, and a hall to honor literary and entertainment people from Shimonoseki. (Original) この建物は元々電話局舎であり、大正末期から昭和初期に全国に同様のデザインで建てられた電話局舎の現存唯一の建物である。当時のモダンなデザインで建築されたこの建物の構造美は素晴らしいものであり、今後も遺していきたい。内部は下関出身の大女優田中絹代の記念館と下関出身の文学、芸能関係者の顕彰館になっている。

A very interesting, if small museum about fireflies and other bugs. It has some fish for some reason.

(Translated by Google) Perfect for free research during summer vacation. Fun for parents and children. Now 200 yen for adults is too cheap... There are drawers full of specimens of fireflies, all kinds of insects, amphibians, and even fossils, so you can look at them in great detail. I think even adults will be addicted to it once they read it. (Original) 夏休みの自由研究にピッタリです。 親子で楽しめる。 これで大人200円は安すぎる、、、 ホタルをはじめ、あらゆる昆虫、両生類、更には化石など、標本が引出しの中にまであり、めちゃくちゃ詳しく見れる。 読み込んだら大人もハマりそうです。

(Translated by Google) It's hard to see fireflies in Osaka, so I stopped by just out of curiosity, but considering the 200 yen entrance fee, it's so much fun to see, although it's so real that it's scary (lol) (Original) 大阪ではなかなかホタルを見れないので興味本位で立ち寄りましたが入館料200円とは思えないほど充実して楽しめます、ただリアルすぎて怖いのもありますが(笑)

(Translated by Google) Firefly Museum. Fireflies are the main characters, but the surrounding natural environment and ecology are also on display, showing the power of Japanese basic science. The contents of the exhibition are really informative. At the end, you can take back one pack of rock samples per family. (Original) 반딧불 박물관. 반딧불이 주역이지만 주변 자연환경과 생태에 관해서도 전시되어 있는데 일본 기초과학의 저력이 느껴집니다. 전시 내용이 정말 알차요 마지막에는 암석 샘플을 1가족당 1팩씩 가지고 돌아갈 수 있습니다.

(Translated by Google) You should go at least once! ️ Although it is not big, adults and children can enjoy it for a long time even more than its size ♡ Mainly fireflies, there are real fish, insects, and many specimens on display. The building is beautiful and there is space to play and learn. Admission fee is 200 yen for adults, free for children❣️ I can see that it is carefully made, and personally I always think that the price should be higher. As a person from Shimonoseki, this is a place I would like to introduce as one of the No. 1 spots★ (Original) 一度は行くべきです‼️ 大きくはないですが、大きさ以上に大人も子ども長い時間楽しめます♡ ホタルを中心として、本物の魚や虫、たくさんの標本が展示してあります。建物はキレイで、遊んで学べるスペースもあります。 入館料は大人200円、子ども無料です❣️ 丁寧に作られてるのが分かり、個人的にはもっとお値段をあげていいのではといつも思います。下関人としては、No1スポットの一つとして紹介したい場所です★

(Translated by Google) Firefly Village Museum It's not just a museum that specializes in fireflies, but a museum that specializes in all kinds of Japanese creatures, and it has as many specimens as if it were in some university. It's a luxury to be able to enjoy learning this at such a low price♪ I think the kids will have fun all day long 😊 (Original) ホタルの里ミュージアム ホタルに特化した博物館だけでなく、日本のいろんな生物に特化した博物館で、まるでどこかの大学にあるような標本の数。 それをこんな安い料金で楽しく学べるなんて贅沢♪ 子供たちは１日中、楽しめると思います😊

(Translated by Google) Admission fee: 200 yen for adults In addition to explanations about fireflies, various creatures and specimens are also on display. In addition to seeing fireflies, beetles, stag beetles, shrimp, and killifish, you can also see specimens of animals, plants, geology, and other things such as stones, plants, horseshoe crabs, and earthworms. You can pull out things that are stored in drawers, and it takes a lot of time to see them all. If you are interested, I think it would be a good idea to take your time. I went there on a Friday, so it was almost completely reserved. There is also a roadside station nearby, so you can eat there as well. (Original) 入場料大人200円 ほたるについての説明だけではなく、いろいろな生き物や標本が、展示されています。ほたる、カブトムシ、クワガタ、えび、メダカなどがみれる他、石、草木、カブトガニ、ミミズなど、動物▪植物▪地質▪その他の標本をみることができます。 引き出しにしまってあるものを引き出してみることができ、全部をみるのには、たくさん時間が必要です。 興味のある方は、ゆっくり時間をとっていかれると良いと思います。 私がいったのは、金曜日だったからか、ほぼ貸し切り状態でした。 すく近くに道の駅もあるので、お食事もとることができます。

(Translated by Google) The Doigahama ruins are known to almost 100% of people who have delved into archeology. The exhibit that clearly shows the excavation situation is excellent. However, although a large number of human bones have been unearthed, my honest impression is that there are very few grave goods and it lacks anything to see. Also, although the exhibit presents research results based on inferences based on bone characteristics, it is also suspicious that there are no exhibits of research results based on DNA analysis, which has been popular in recent years. Unless research results are updated, the appeal of ruins will continue to decline. It's a waste because it's such a splendid facility. (Original) 考古学を齧ったことのある人ならほぼ100%の知名度があると思われる土井ヶ浜遺跡。 出土状況がよくわかる展示は秀逸である。 ただ、夥しい数の人骨は出土しているものの、副葬品が非常に少なくて見所に欠けるというのが、正直な感想だ。 また骨の形質から推測での研究成果を発表している展示内容だが、近年盛んなDNA分析による研究の成果展示が何一つないのも不審だ。 研究成果のアップデートがされていかないと、ますます遺跡の魅力は減退していく。立派な施設だけにもったいない。

(Translated by Google) There are not many exhibits, but the Doigahama Dome in the annex is a replica and well worth seeing. It's a shame that the wooden walkway in the adjacent park has rotted away and collapsed. (Original) 展示物は少なめですが別棟の土井ヶ浜ドームはレプリカながら見応えありました。併設の公園の木製の遊歩道が朽ちて崩れてるのは残念。

(Translated by Google) When the Governor of Hiroshima Prefecture visited the Aoya Kamiterachi ruins in Tottori Prefecture to give a speech at the ceremony on August 6, he saw many scars of carnage, such as arrowheads pierced into skulls and hip bones, that showed the vividness of the conflict at the time. "It made me think about the life back then, which was not always peaceful," she said, expressing her sadness at the fact that wars continue around the world, with modern-day Israel and Russia in mind, and that this is a reality that has continued from Yayoi's past. I made this comment because anyone who knows even a little bit about the Yayoi period would probably feel that it was too late. Just because it's ancient doesn't mean it's peaceful, and this is a reality that can be observed both on Tanegashima and here at Doigahama. However, what makes Doigahama so unique is that there aren't many visitors at all, and even though the exhibits are amazing, the nearby sea bridge and bright red torii gate cause traffic jams, making this museum forgettable. are. Perhaps because of this, the staff members also felt a sense of abandonment. This is a must-stop place for anyone driving around this part of Yamaguchi. I left the empty space thinking that if I praised the staff, they would be more motivated. (Original) 広島県知事が8月6日の式典のスピーチに鳥取県の青谷上寺地遺跡を訪問した際に、頭蓋骨や腰骨に突き刺さった矢尻など当時の争いの生々しさを物語る多くの殺傷痕を目の当たりにし、必ずしも平穏ではなかった当時の暮らしに思いを巡らせた」と語り、現代のイスラエルやロシアを念頭にして世界中で戦争は続いていることを憂いながら、それが弥生の過去から続いている現実だとコメントしたのは、弥生時代に少しでも詳しい人なら、何を今更と言う感慨を持つのではないか。古代だから平和だなんてことはなく、それは種子島でもこの土井ヶ浜でも観察される現実だ。 ただ、この土井ヶ浜がユニークなのは全くと言っていいほど客がおらず、展示物はめちゃくちゃ素晴らしいのに、この近くの海の橋や映える赤い鳥居に渋滞ができるのに、この博物館は忘れられている。そのせいか職員もはすっぱな投げやり感を感じた。山口のこの辺をドライブする人は絶対に立ち寄るべき場所だ。そして職員たちを褒め称えたら、もっとやる気になるのではないかとがらんとした空間を後にした。

(Translated by Google) The Doi-Hama Site is located in the coastal sand dunes of Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is a burial site from the Yayoi period, and approximately 300 human bones were excavated. These human bones show the unique characteristics of human faces in the Yayoi period, which are different from those in the Yubun period, and trigger people's profound thinking about the formation of the Japanese people. Unearthed shell ornaments reveal the unimaginable trade network of the Yayoi period. The Doi Hama Ruins and Anthropology Museum exhibit these findings, linking the roots and historical outlook of Japanese people during the Yayoi period. There are really few people visiting on weekdays, and it feels like there are quite a lot of staff in the museum. Friends who are interested in anthropology-related research, if you are traveling to Shimonoseki City, it is highly recommended to visit it. By the way, you can support this historical museum, which is not a popular tourist attraction! Transportation method: It is strongly recommended for those who travel by self-driving Ticket information (subject to official announcement) General: 200 yen (160 yen); College students: 100 yen (80 yen) *Prices in brackets are for groups of 20 people or more. 100 yen for residents over 65 years old in Shimonoseki City and Kitakyushu City, 100 yen for students (80 yen) *Prices in brackets are for groups of 20 people or more. Residents over 65 years old in Shimonoseki City and Kitakyushu City 100 yen (Original) 土井ヶ浜遺址位於山口縣下關市的濱海沙丘，是弥生時代的埋葬遺址，發掘出約300具人骨。 這些人骨展示了弥生時代人類面容的獨特特徵，與縄文時代有所不同，引發人們對日本人形成的深刻思考。 出土的貝殼飾品顯示了當時弥生時代超乎想像的貿易網絡。土井ヶ浜遺址・人類學博物館展示了這些發現，串連了弥生時代日本人的根源與歷史面貌。 平日參觀的人真的很少，感覺館內的工作人員還比較多。對人類學相關研究有興趣的朋友們，如果你有來下關市一帶旅行的話，非常推薦前往參觀，算是順便支持一下這個不算是熱門觀光景點的史蹟博物館吧！ 交通方式：強烈建議還是以自駕旅遊的人 門票資訊（依官方公告為準） 一般200日圓（160日圓）大學生100日圓（80日圓） *括號內的價格為 20 人或以上團體的價格。 下關市、北九州市的65歲以上居民100日元學生100日圓（80日圓） *括號內的價格為 20 人或以上團體的價格。 下關市、北九州市的65歲以上居民100日元

(Translated by Google) Located in Shimonoseki's Doigahama Beach are the remains of a Yayoi period mass graveyard. Adults (200 yen), university students (100 yen), and high school students and younger are free. This facility offers a glimpse into life at the time. More than 80 human bones were buried facing the same direction, deepening the mystery. It's possible that people who drifted to this area from the continent settled there, which is quite romantic. If traces of human life were found, it wouldn't be surprising if it became like Yoshinogari. The mass grave has been recreated to its original state at the time of excavation, showing the proportions of men, women, and children buried there, and some were buried in terrible conditions. It's fascinating to think about why the burials were arranged that way. It's not a bad idea to just drop in and get a glimpse of Yayoi period culture. (Original) 下関の土井ヶ浜にある 弥生時代の人々の集団墓地の遺跡。 大人（200円）大学生（100円）高校生以下無料で、 当時の生活を垣間見ることが出来る施設。 80体以上の人骨が 同じ方向を向いて埋葬されていたそうで、謎が深まる。 この地域に大陸から流れ着いた方が 定着した可能性があるとの事でロマンを感じる。 生活していた跡などが見つかれば、吉野ヶ里みたいになってもおかしくないように思える。 集団墓地は発掘当時の様子を再現され、男性、女性、子供がどの程度の割合でこちらに埋葬されていたかや、 ひどい状態のまま埋葬されていた方もいた。 なぜそのような埋葬をされたのか、考えると趣深い。 ふらっと立ち寄って、軽く弥生時代の文化に触れるのも悪くない。

(Translated by Google) "200 yen," "Japan's only museum dedicated to anthropology," "A place where a large number of human bones were excavated," "A museum of human bone models," "Video viewing recommended," "1 hour required." A large number of Yayoi-era human bones, believed to be immigrants, were excavated here, and the roots of the Japanese people and the cultural transmission routes were studied here. It's truly an anthropology museum. There's a dome with a replica of a tomb. The posture of the human bones in the model holds anthropological clues. You can learn more by watching the video. [Parking] Ample [Accessible Restrooms♿] Clean [Accessibility♿] Wheelchair accessible #letsguide (Original) 「２００円」「日本唯一の人類学専門博物館」「大量の人骨が発掘された場所」「人骨模型のミュージアム」「ビデオ映像オススメ」「所要１時間」 渡来人と思われる弥生系人骨が大量に発掘され、日本人のルーツや文化の伝達ルートが研究された場所です。まさに人類学ミュージアムです。 墳墓を模型で再現したドームがあります。模型の人骨の姿勢には、人類学的ヒントが隠されています。 ビデオ映像で詳しい学習ができます。 【駐車場】広い 【バリアフリートイレ♿】清潔 【アクセシビリティ♿】車椅子可 #letsguide

(Translated by Google) It takes about an hour by car from Shimonoseki Station. The entrance fee is 200 yen. About 300 human bones were found at the site of a Yayoi burial, most of which were buried facing the sea. The limestone from the shells mixed in the sand is suitable for preserving the calcium in the bones, and the bones are well preserved. There are many interesting things to see, such as a large 3D theater, the excavation situation, facial reconstructions from excavated skulls, and research on the origins of Yayoi people from skeletal specimens. Many human bones have been the subject of physical anthropology research, and it is thought that the roots of the Japanese people are due to migration and interbreeding. In addition, because a variety of shell products have been excavated, the Yayoi people of Doigahama may have been seafaring people who were skilled in navigation. (Original) 下関駅から車で1時間ぐらいかかります。入場料は200円。弥生時代の埋葬跡で、約300体の人骨が見つかっており、ほとんどが、海の方を向いて埋葬されています。 砂の中に混じっている貝殻の石灰分が、骨のカルシウム分の保存に適し、人骨の保存状態が良好だそうです。 大きな3Dシアターや、発掘の状況、出土した頭蓋骨からの顔の復元、骨格標本からの弥生人の来歴の研究など、興味深いものが多いです。 たくさんの人骨は、形質人類学の研究対象になり、日本人のルーツが渡来・混血説によるものと考えられました。 また多様な貝製品が出土していることから、土井ヶ浜の弥生人は航海術に長けた、海の民だったのかもしれません。

Not deserve a visit

(Translated by Google) This is a Western-style concrete building built on top of a small hill, with concrete stairs leading up to the top. When you press the button on the intercom at the entrance, a woman in her 70s will bring you the key and open the door. Admission is free, but taking photos inside is prohibited. The two rooms you enter from the entrance are open, and when you enter, a tenor CD will be played. Old photographs of Yoshie Fujiwara, movie and concert posters, and newspaper clippings are on display, making this museum a must-see for anyone interested. (Original) コンクリート製の階段を登りつめ、小さな丘の上に建つコンクリート製の洋館です。入り口のインターフォンのボタンを押すと70代の女性が鍵を持ってこられ、玄関を開けて下さいます。入場無料ですが、室内の写真撮影は禁止されています。玄関から入った2室が開放されていて、入るとテノールのCDをかけて下さいます。藤原義江の古い写真や映画や演奏会のポスター、新聞の切り抜きなどが展示されており、興味のある方には1度は入ってみてほしい館です。

(Translated by Google) [Kanmon "Nostalgic" Strait No. 34] "Former Ringer House" Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property (Structure) The house was built in 1936 (Showa 11) for M. Ringer, the son of the manager of Uryu Shokai. The British consul also lived here for a time. The lush trees leading up to the house give a sense of the passage of time. (Advance reservations are required to tour the interior.) Japan Heritage (Original) 【関門″ノスタルジック″海峡No.34】 「旧リンガー邸」国登録有形文化財(建造物) 瓜生商会の支配人子息、Ｍ・リンガーの為に1936年(昭和11年)に建設された住宅との事。 一時、英国領事も住んでいたとの事です。 邸にいたるまでの、鬱蒼たる木々が歳月を感じさせます。 (内部見学は事前予約制の様です。) 日本遺産

(Translated by Google) When passing by, it seems to feel a bit wilderness. (Original) 路過看看，好像有點荒野的感覺 。

(Translated by Google) I was surprised to find that the grave of Shoichiro Shiraishi, a sponsor who supported the overthrow of the Shogunate at the end of the Edo period, was buried quietly. Ryotaro Shiba “Going on the Highway” Volume 1 ~ Choshuji ~ Dannoura area (Original) 幕末の倒幕を支えたスポンサー、白石正一郎の墓がひっそりと埋まっていたのには驚いた。 司馬遼太郎「街道をゆく」第1巻〜長州路〜壇ノ浦付近

(Translated by Google) This memorial hall is on the top of a very quiet hill. If you look closely, you will find that there are plum trees on the stone steps on the right side of the road. There are so many plums, but unfortunately it is not mature. (Original) 这个纪念馆在很安静的一个小山顶上，仔细看会发现在靠右手边的石阶路边还有李子树，结了好大的李子，但可惜的是没有成熟

(Translated by Google) A memorial hall? I wondered if that was the case, but when I pressed the intercom, the elegant madam brought me the key and let me in. The second floor is still used as a living space, so only the first floor is open to the public. Taking photos inside is prohibited, but if you like modern architecture, you should definitely visit. I'm sure it's difficult to maintain, but I'm really grateful that they're using it instead of dismantling it. (Original) 記念館？やっているんだろうかと思ったら、インターフォンを押すと、気品のあるマダムが鍵を持ってきて中に入れてくれました。 二階は現在も居住空間として使っているため一階のみの公開です。 内部の写真撮影は禁止ですが、近代建築好きならぜひとも訪れてほしいです。 維持など大変だとは思いますが、解体せずに利用してくれていることに、本当に感謝です。

Wonderful museum! It's completely free and quite spacious. You can even touch and lift some models of ancient earthenware in a special area, and there is even a corner with a few dinosaur bones. However, be aware that all explanations are in Japanese.

(Translated by Google) This is an archaeological museum built adjacent to the Ayaragigo ruins. Artifacts excavated from the Ayaragigo ruins, one of Japan's major Yayoi period ruins, are stored and exhibited. The building and exhibits are both wonderful. Most of the items are from the Yayoi period, but dinosaur footprints are also on display, and you will be surprised at how old this area is. (Original) 綾羅木郷遺跡に隣接して造られている考古博物館です。国内の主要な弥生時代遺跡の綾羅木郷遺跡の出土品を収められ展示しています。建物も展示品も素晴らしいものです。時代的には弥生時代の物が主ですが、恐竜の足跡なども展示されており、この辺り一帯がいかに古い歴史があるかに驚かされます。

(Translated by Google) I didn't know there were so many ancient tombs in Shimonoseki City. The museum is free ❤️ Easy on the wallet. The museum grounds are filled with greenery and ancient tombs. It's a hidden gem. (Original) 下関市にこんなに古墳がある事を知らなかった。博物館はなんと無料❤️お財布にやさしい。博物館の敷地内はみどりあふれる広場と古墳。穴場です。

(Translated by Google) Admission is free. Closed on Mondays. Other than that, I work almost every day of the year. Opening hours are 9:30-17:00 The exhibition focuses on earthenware, bronze mirrors, and ancient tombs from the Jomon and Kofun periods. I was able to take a leisurely tour of the place without it being crowded. (Original) 入館料無料。月曜休館日。ほかはほぼ年中無休でやってます。開館時間は9:30-17:00 縄文時代ー古墳時代の土器や銅鏡、古墳中心の展示です。混雑することもなくゆっくりと見学できました。

(Translated by Google) I was surprised that the viewing was free. There was an earthenware puzzle, and I lost track of time and was so absorbed in assembling it. There's a great place outside for a walk, which is great. (Original) 観覧無料にはビックリしました 土器のパズルがあり、時間を忘れて組み立てに夢中になりました 外には散歩にピッタリの場所もあり最高です

(Translated by Google) This museum has many exhibits of tools, including Yayoi pottery. I think the models comparing Yayoi people and modern people, as well as the many large Yayoi pottery pieces, are quite worth seeing. Another good point is that there is no admission fee, so you can easily enter. Also, you can enter the pit-style dwellings and ancient tombs outside, so if you visit here, be sure to go inside and enjoy the unique atmosphere. The parking lot is spacious and there is no charge. (Original) 弥生土器を始めとした数々の道具の展示がある博物館です。弥生人と、現代人を対比した模型や、大型弥生土器の数々は中々見ごたえがあると思います。入場料がかからないので、気楽に入れるというのもポイントが高いです。それと、外にある竪穴式住居や古墳には入れるので、ここを訪れたら、是非とも内部に入って独特の雰囲気を味わってほしいところ。駐車場は広め、料金はかかりません。

(Translated by Google) 💡Candle night💡 Visited on March 11, 2023. I went to the Archaeological Museum for the first time because there was a one-day event called "Candle Night." I took pictures of various candles in the event square and inside the hall. It was very beautiful. I also thought about going next year. 👍 🚘The parking lot is large and convenient. 🚻Toilets are installed both inside and outside the building. (Original) 💡キャンドルナイト💡 2023.3.11訪問。 一日限りのイベント、「キャンドルナイト」があるということで、はじめて考古博物館に行きました。 イベント広場や館内の色んなキャンドルを撮影。 とても、キレイでした。 また、来年も行こうと思いました。👍 🚘駐車場も広くて便利。 🚻トイレは、館内と外にも設置。

A 20-minute walk from the popular Karato Market. Easy to get to the entrance of it if you’re driving, but it’s also worth the trek if you’re not. Apparently it’s one of the few underwater walkway around the globe. Quite an experience to cross back to Fukuoka Prefecture from Yamaguchi Prefecture!

Looking from kyushu side can be spectacular around sunset time when the sun setting against the bridge creating orangish color on the background sky. People can walk thru this tunnel - meant for walking not vehicles - built 60 meter under the sea. The tunnel connect kyushu and honshu sides with a length of nearly 800 meter. This is something unique to do.

(Translated by Google) [202505] This is the Shimonoseki side entrance to the Kanmon Tunnel pedestrian tunnel. You can take an elevator down about 50 meters to the tunnel entrance. The 780m pedestrian tunnel is about a 15-minute walk away, allowing you to travel between Honshu and Kyushu. The round trip is about 1.5 km, so why not try crossing all the way to Kyushu from here? Pedestrians can pass through for free, but bicycles and mopeds have to pay a 20 yen toll. (Bicycles and mopeds must be pushed after dismounting.) (Original) 【202505】関門トンネル人道の下関側の入り口です。トンネル入り口まではエレベーターで約50メートルほど降ります。約７８０ｍの人道トンネルは歩いて約15分ほどで本州と九州を行き来することができます。往復1.5キロほどなので、ここから九州まで渡ってみてはいかがでしょうか。ちなみに歩行者は無料で通行でき、自転車や原動機付自転車は20円の通行料金が必要です。（自転車や原動機付自転車は降りてから押していく必要があります）

(Translated by Google) There's a Kanmon Tunnel pedestrian entrance on the Yamaguchi side. Parking is free. (It's not a large lot, so avoid staying there for long periods.) The pedestrian access is free for pedestrians, and 20 yen for bicycles and motorbikes (push bikes)! I was so grateful. I went there because I wanted to take photos of the underwater prefectural border within the pedestrian access. The total length is 780 meters! It's exactly halfway between the Yamaguchi and Fukuoka sides, so the distance is about the same whether you're coming from either side. (Original) 山口県側の関門トンネル人道入口があります。駐車場は無料です。(大きい駐車場ではないので長時間は避けましょう) 人道利用は徒歩の人は無料、自転車バイク(手押し)は20円です！ありがたい。。 人道内にある海底の県境で写真を撮りたかったので行ってきました。 全長780メートル！山口側からでも福岡側でもちょうど中間あたりなのでどちらからでも距離は一緒くらいです。

(Translated by Google) Kanmon Plaza, located on the Shimonoseki side, is a souvenir and tourist information center at the entrance to the Kanmon Tunnel, where free parking is available. ✨ I visited in the morning, so there were a variety of people touring the Kanmon Strait and Mimosusogawa Park. ☺ I arrived here by bus from Shimonoseki Station, visited the park, the Genpei War statue, and the remains of the Dannoura Battery, and then walked through the Kanmon Tunnel, my primary goal. The tunnel, known as the "Humanitarian Tunnel," descends 50 meters underground, a 780-meter journey one way. Traffic is on the right side of the road, and the walls are decorated with paintings of fish 🐟️ and other sea-related motifs. As indicated by the right-hand traffic sign, the paintings are swimming facing forward. ☺ The round trip takes just over 20 minutes! But, once you arrive in the Moji area, you'll find Mekari Shrine ⛩️, where you can see the difference between the Shimonoseki and Moji sides. ✨️ Please take the time to stroll around! (Original) この関門プラザは、下関側にある無料駐車場のある関門トンネル入口のお土産や観光情報を発信する施設になっています✨ 朝の時間に訪問した為、関門海峡やみもすそ川公園を見学している人など様々☺ 私は下関駅から路線バスにてこちらに訪問し、公園、源平合戦の像、壇ノ浦砲台跡を見学し、第一の目的であった、関門トンネルを歩いてきましたよ。 トンネルはその名も「人道トンネル」地下へ50ｍ下り、片道780ｍの旅です。右側通行になっていて、壁にはさかな🐟️や海関連の絵が有るのですが、右側通行の案内通り絵も右正面に向い泳いでいます☺ 往復すると20分ちょっとかかりますよ! でも着いた先の門司方面には和布刈神社⛩️があり、下関と門司側の違いがわかりますよ✨️ ぜひ散策がてら歩いてくださいね!

(Translated by Google) This unique cross-sea tunnel is 55-60 meters deep, spanning Shimonoseki in Honshu and Fukuoka in Kyushu. There are stamped Kanmon Strait Crossing Commemorative Stamps on both sides (one for Shimonoseki and one for Moji). You can pick up a Crossing Commemorative Certificate at the designated location on the back of the stamp. I picked it up at the old Mitsui Club across from Moji Station. (Original) 很特別的跨海地下道在地底55-60M深，橫跨本州的下關跟九州的福岡，在底下兩邊有可以蓋章的關門海峽橫斷記念章（下關跟門司各蓋一個）可在那張背面指定地點領取橫斷記念証，我是在門司車站對面舊三井俱樂部領取的

(Translated by Google) On a hot day in September 2025, I parked at the pedestrian entrance parking lot to take photos📸 of Mimosusogawa Park, the Kanmon Bridge, large ships sailing through the Kanmon Strait, and the pedestrian entrance to the Kanmon Tunnel😊 There is no parking fee, but there is a sign that says parking time should not exceed 60 minutes for the sake of others☺ There is a museum and toilets😊 There used to be a shop here!? (Original) ２０２５．９月の、暑い日、みもすそ川公園と、関門橋や、関門海峡を、航行する大型船や、関門トンネル人道入口の、写真📸を撮影するために、人道入口駐車場に、駐車しました😊　駐車料金は、いりませんが、駐車時間は、他の人のために、６０分を超えないことと、書いた、カンバンが有ります☺　資料館と、トイレが有ります😊　昔は、売店が、有りました！？

(Translated by Google) This historic building is home to many nostalgic features, including planks and floors, an organ, and desks. Admission is free. There's also a separate building with an elevator, making it barrier-free. (Original) 歴史ある建物です 懐かしい渡板や床、 オルガン、机。 たくさんのものがあります。 入場無料です。 別建物が併設されてエレベーターがついてバリアフリーになっています。

(Translated by Google) Old Takibe Elementary School Opened in 1902, this building dates back to the Taisho era and is designated as a prefectural tangible cultural property. Inside the building, you can see the Hamade Festival, a historical festival in the Toyokita area. (Original) 旧滝部小学校明治36年開校、大正時代の建物で県指定有形文化財に指定されています、建物の中では豊北地区の歴史的祭り浜出祭が一覧出来ます。

(Translated by Google) The museum is housed in a former elementary school building, and the building was built in the Taisho era and is very atmospheric. It will be boring for people who are not interested in old things. My grandparents watched it with great interest. I'm jealous that there is a folklore museum like this in the area. (Original) 元小学校の建物を利用した資料館ですが、大正時代に建てられた建物はすごく趣があります。古いものに興味がない人には退屈でしょう。じいちゃんばあちゃんには興味深く観てもらえました。 地域にこんな民俗資料館があるのは羨ましいですね。

(Translated by Google) I went there to learn about the history and folk culture of Toyohoku Town, but most of all, the buildings are amazing ✨️ At risk of demolition, Apparently, the town residents (past graduates) who left this school signed a petition and the cultural property was protected. It's a building filled with the thoughts of the people of the town 😌 (Original) 豊北町の歴史と民俗文化を学びに、足を運びましたが、何より建物が素晴らしい✨️ 取り壊しの危機に、 この学び舎から巣立った町民（歴代の卒業生）が署名嘆願して、文化財保護されたらしいです。 町の人々の想いも詰まった建物ですね😌

(Translated by Google) In fact, the pin is located at the neighboring Takibe Hachiman Shrine Warehouse. Looking at this situation in a positive light, the slag bricks used in the foundation (base of the building) of the former Takibe Elementary School and the slag bricks of the Omiya Warehouse were made using bricks from the same Yawata Steel Works. While it might be an exaggeration to say they're sibling buildings, they're close, and I think that's why the pin is off. (The Hachiman Shrine Warehouse is older.) What? You're saying it's not? The Google Maps route to this location leads you to the Toyokita Sports Center parking lot behind the building. So where is the real parking lot!? You're probably wondering. It can be tricky for those who don't know, and it seems there are cases where people can't park even though it's nearby. The entrance to the museum is quite hard to find, but just past the building with the Marutaki Kimono Store sign, there's a narrow road that curves towards the Omiya shrine's torii gate, and you'll find a sign for Taishokan at the end of it. If you follow the arrow on the sign and go up the slight slope, you will find a parking lot that can accommodate seven cars. It serves as a place for locals to park their cars when they want to take a break or play in the park. (Original) 実はピンの位置がお隣の滝部八幡宮倉庫になっております。 この状態を好意的に捉えますと、『旧滝部小学校』の基礎（建物の土台）に使われる鉱滓レンガと、お宮倉庫の鉱滓レンガは同じ『八幡製鐵所』のレンガを使用しており、兄弟建築といえば言い過ぎですが、それに近いと言え、そのせいでピン位置がズレているのではないかと思います。（八幡宮倉庫のほうが年上です。）え？違うって？ この場所に行くためのGoogleマップのルート案内では、建物の裏手にある『豊北体育センター』駐車場へと案内されてしまいます。 では本当の駐車場はどこにあるんだ！？となりますよね。知らない方には難所で、近くにあるのに停められない事案があるようです。 さて、資料館の入り口は大変わかりづらいですが、『まるたき呉服店看板がある建物』を、お宮の鳥居に向けて曲がった狭い道の先に『太翔館』の看板が設置されております。 その看板の矢印が示す先のちょっとした坂道を上ってもらえれば7台の車が停められる駐車場があります。 地元では、休憩や広場で遊ぶ際に車を停めることができる場所として機能しております。

(Translated by Google) The building is the main building of the former Takibe Elementary School and was completed in 1924. The structure incorporates Renaissance-style stone architecture into a wooden structure, and was designated as a tangible cultural property (building) by Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1979 as a representative wooden school building of the Taisho period. ``Ito Hanji Illustrated Letter Exhibition: Messages of Love from the Battlefield'' was held from April 26th to June 26th, 2020 in the auditorium on the second floor. (Original) 建物は、旧滝部小学校の本館で、大正１３年（1924）完成。ルネサンス様式の石造建築を木造に取り入れた構造で、大正期の代表的な木造の学校建築として、昭和54年（1979）に山口県の有形文化財（建造物）に指定。２階の講堂で令和4年4月26日〜6月26日「伊藤半次絵手紙展 戦地から愛のメッセージ」が開催されていました。

(Translated by Google) Built in 1924 as the former Takibe Elementary School building, this wooden building is inspired by the Renaissance style, and its clapboard siding was typical of school buildings during the Taisho period. It is a Yamaguchi Prefecture Tangible Cultural Property, and is worth seeing just for the building itself! (Original) 大正13年旧滝部小学校校舎として建造された、ルネサンス様式を意識した木造建築で、大正期では下見板張り(ラップサイディング)は代表的な学校建築であった、山口県有形文化財 この建築物を見るだけでも価値がある！