The 19 best parks and gardens in Iwakuni

It was an unexpected surprise visit and it was extremely beautiful to see. Cross over did cost but not very expensive and its return walk ticket. I can only imagine when things are in bloom or in the fall how more beautiful this bridge and the village across it is. It was very peaceful and quiet. Enjoyable site!

I made a special trip from Hiroshima to Kintai Bridge, and it didn’t disappoint — a beautiful wooden structure. There’s an entrance fee to access the bridge, which covers a round trip. Every step on the bridge lets you feel the unique charm of its wooden architecture. Beneath it, the clear river flows over stone slabs, with many families picnicking, playing in the water, and others fishing. When leaving, you might consider heading to Shin-Iwakuni Station. The Shinkansen can get you back to Hiroshima in about half an hour, but be sure to check the train schedule.

This bridge is a little out of the way, but it is a beautiful bridge with beautiful surroundings with stunning architecture. When we were there, the crowds weren't too bad so it was nice to see a beautiful spot that wasn't too crowded. There's a bus that will take you straight here from downtown which is easy to catch so even though it's out of the way it's easy to get to.

Beautiful History, Scenic Views, and a Little Parental Awareness Needed Kintaikyo Bridge is without a doubt one of Japan’s most iconic wooden bridges and being here in person really drives that home. Built originally in 1673 during the Edo period, it’s famous for its five graceful wooden arches that span the Nishiki River. Designed to withstand frequent flooding, the structure has been rebuilt and maintained through the centuries, with the most recent full reconstruction completed in 1953 after a typhoon destroyed the previous version. Today, it remains a symbol of Iwakuni’s history and craftsmanship. From a visitor’s perspective, crossing the bridge is an experience worth savoring. I especially loved that you can purchase a ticket that allows multiple crossings perfect if you want to go back and forth without feeling rushed. Once across, you can take the ropeway up to Iwakuni Castle on the mountaintop, which adds even more to the outing. The combination of the river, the bridge, the rope car, and the castle gives you a full-day mini adventure in one spot. The only downside for me was safety awareness. While the bridge is sturdy, the railings are quite low, and I noticed several parents letting their children run freely across it. It’s easy to see how a slip could turn dangerous, so a little more attentiveness would go a long way in keeping everyone safe. Visitor Tips: • Try to come early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak crowds. • Pair your bridge crossing with the ropeway and castle visit for a complete experience. • Spring (cherry blossom season) and autumn (fall foliage) are particularly stunning here. Overall, Kintaikyo Bridge blends centuries-old engineering, breathtaking scenery, and a touch of adventure. Just watch your step and your kids as you enjoy one of Iwakuni’s most treasured landmarks.

Very worthwhile visit. Well maintained ancient bridge, great for taking photos, definitely an attraction cannot be missed if u came to Hiroshima.

Everything you’d imagine on this wonderful bridge. Good food on each side. It’s a little expensive to cross the bridge so maybe do it just once. The surrounding area is beautiful and you can see the castle from it.

parking is 300 yen and return ticket if you want to walk the bridge is 310 yen. you will feel relax and peaceful in the area. can't imagine Sakura and/or red leaf season. must be beautiful

We took the cablecar up, the views are spectacular on a clear day, there's also a museum inside the castle with a good collection of samurai swords and armour. For me it was worth the trip for the views alone

Iwakuni Castle was an absolute joy to visit. After leaving the ropeway, we walked towards the castle through a thickly wooded forest, reminiscent of a fantasy or anime film. We had pre-purchased tickets for the castle as part of a package that included access to the Kintaikyo Bridge and the rope way, so we passed through without issue (find these tickets for sale at Kintaikyo Bridge). There were multiple swords and armour sets on display, and the view from the top of the castle was magnificent, with a cool breeze that blowed through the windows. A very quiet, unhurried, and far-from-the-crowds experience that is different from so many other locations in Japan.

Definitely out of the way of the crowds but easy to get to, just takes a little time. We took the ropeway up but I guess there are trails up too. I'm glad we went but it isn't as impressive as some of the more popular castles. But almost worth it to see a castle without the crowds. And seeing the bridge on the way also is an added plus. I'd do it again unless I was very pressed in time.

Iwakuni Castle, perched atop Mount Shiroyama, is a compact but rewarding stop in Yamaguchi Prefecture. The castle itself is a 1960s concrete reconstruction of the 1608 original, yet it effectively showcases the region’s samurai-era military history through detailed exhibits on the Kikkawa clan—particularly Kikkawa Hiroie, the daimyo who built the first fortress—and the strategic role of the Nishiki River defenses. Armor, weapons, and panoramic dioramas bring the era to life. A single ¥950 ticket bundles ropeway (cable car), castle entry, and Kintaikyo Bridge, making logistics seamless. The four-minute ropeway ride deposits you steps from the keep, ideal for quick 45-minute visits. From the observation deck, sweeping views span the Seto Inland Sea, the five-arched Kintaikyo, and the town below—especially striking at sunrise or during cherry-blossom season. Staying at a nearby onsen for hot springs, sauna and fugu sashimi - (a 10-minute taxi ride) and driving 15 minutes to Iwakuni Kintaikyo Airport the next morning turned the visit into a relaxed, efficient layover. Perfect for travelers seeking history, scenery, and convenience in one compact package.

Iwakuni Castle sits high atop Mount Shiroyama and delivers not only a slice of history but also one of the best panoramic views you’ll find in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Originally built in 1608 and later reconstructed, the castle today serves more as a museum and lookout, but it doesn’t fall short on charm. Getting to the top is part of the fun. From Kintaikyo Bridge, we took a short walk to the ropeway station located in Kikko Park. The cable car ride was only about 3 minutes but offered a sweeping view of the Nishiki River and the iconic wooden bridge. Once at the top, we walked another 10 minutes along a shaded path to the castle. There’s also a hiking trail if you’re up for the climb. Inside the castle, you’ll find displays of samurai armor, weapons, and a fascinating model of Kintaikyo Bridge. The best part? The top floor observation deck, which gave us a panoramic view of Iwakuni city, the river, and on a clear day, even out toward the Seto Inland Sea. It’s a peaceful spot with very few crowds when we visited. Entry fees were reasonable and combo tickets covering the castle, ropeway, and bridge made it a value-packed outing. If you’re in the area—especially visiting from Hiroshima—Iwakuni Castle makes for a relaxing and rewarding detour.

Brilliant place for a peep into Japanese lifestyles back in the ages. Even though this castle is a reconstruction, its wonderful to admire the architecture, the artifacts and many different swords and implements of war. Must visit.

Beautiful castle with stunning views!” Took the ropeway up—fast and scenic. The castle museum was interesting (armor, swords, and a Kintai Bridge model), and the summit lookout provided breathtaking vistas of Iwakuni, the river, and even the distant islands. It’s a short visit (about 60 min total), but packed with charm. Combine it with Kintai Bridge and Kikko Park for a full morning outing. Fairly small museum, and castle’s a modern rebuild, but totally worth it for the view and history fix! ⸻ ✅ Tips for Visitors • Combine your ticket with Kintai Bridge and the ropeway for savings. • Visit early or late to beat peak times—ropeway tends to get busy midday. • Bring a camera for excellent photo spots of the bridge from above. • Add a visit to Kashiwabara Art Museum at the ropeway base if you’re into historic swords and traditional art. ⸻ Bottom Line: Iwakuni Castle delivers a scenic, accessible, and enriching historic experience. Though a modern reconstruction, it excels in atmosphere, views, and strategic location—making it a must-do after crossing the iconic Kintai Bridge.

Loved exploring the old samurai homes, watching the koi in the fountain, and seeing the White Snake Museum. The cherry blossoms in spring and golden ginkgos in fall are breathtaking, and the snack stalls near the entrance are perfect for a quick treat. It’s relaxing, historic, and photogenic—ideal for a half-day outing. Just bring water in summer and allow time for the castle ropeway too. ⸻ ✅ Tips • Visit early morning in spring or autumn to avoid crowds. • Bring a picnic blanket — the fountain-garden area is perfect for relaxing. • Combine your visit with Kintai Bridge and the Iwakuni Castle ropeway for a fuller experience.

Kikko park is a beautiful location to visit, it features Kintia Bridge, Kikko Village, Iwakuni Castle, and other sites. The park hold much history within it and is a great place to spend a few hours with the family or hiking around.

A fairly large park situated within the vicinity of Kintaikyo. The views in spring are pretty good but the crowds, even on a weekday, can be quite bad.

I love coming here. Every season is different and beautiful. My toddler loves visiting the cormorants and playing in the splash pad. There are several restaurants and ice cream spots in and around the area as well as souvenir shops by the bridge. There are also a couple of museums in the park. I love that such an amazing space is in our city.

A scenic park that contains many interesting shrines, temples and museums in and around it. Some nice fountains and ponds along with grass areas and statues complete the park setting.

I would agree with the review that said it's a great date location! There are plenty of fountains, pretty trees, ice cream and food vendors, and historical sites all packed into this one area. There is a big pool-like fountain in the middle where kids (and adults) are allowed to swim so if you're coming on a hot day, prepare a swimsuit or shorts so you can take a dip. Some kids even brought floaties. On the Kintai bridge side, there's a walkway with 3-4 soft served ice cream shops and a few restaurants that serve the local specialty: Yamaguchi sushi. It's a thick square of rice with lots of toppings, it kind of reminds me of lasagna in a way. There's also a restaurant that sells lotus root noodles (Yamaguchi is famous for its lotus root/renkon). If you don't speak/read Japanese, some vendors have English menus that you can point to if worst comes to worst, but they're very helpful and understanding! I would recommend spending 2-3 hours in the area just to hit up all the sites, and while there's plenty of drink vending machines around, it's probably best if you bring your own water. It can be expensive!

Park with big open space. There are quite a few plum and cherry blossom trees as well as a place where you see cormorants being kept outside the cormorant fishing season. I was lucky to be able to see them fed fish to these birds.

Small and appropriately sized for its city. Clean, easy to access and in a good location. You’ll feel safe no matter what time of day. The station layout was well designed and easy for foreigners to navigate. Convenience stores and eateries nearby.

It’s a nice train station with a 7/11, Coffee shop and right in downtown Iwakuni. There is inexpensive parking and free bike parking next to station.

station stamp/ eki stamp available next to the ticket gates

Fantastic "no frills" station. Your launching point to many places.

Not crowded, very calm Station. Have 7 Eleven Convenience store.

Easy to enter and navigate since there are only 6 tracks. Trains to Hiroshima run frequently. There is a coffee shop, 7 11, VegeTrip, Anderson's Bakery and new burger place nearby.

The new station is gorgeous. Very clean. Elevators. Stairs. Makes it easy with little ones. 7-11 on both floors. Nothing after the gate but vending machines. The coffee shop is nice.

Peaceful shrine with deep historical roots Kikko Shrine, located in the scenic Kikko Park area of Iwakuni, is a beautiful and tranquil spot with strong ties to the city’s samurai heritage. Established in 1884, it enshrines members of the Kikkawa family, the ruling clan of the Iwakuni Domain during the Edo period. Many visitors myself includes, appreciate how it’s surrounded by lush greenery and seasonal flowers, making it a calm retreat even when the park is busy. From what I’ve seen and what others share online, the shrine stands out for: • Its serene atmosphere even during festivals, it has a relaxed, respectful vibe. • Beautiful architecture the main hall and stone lanterns reflect traditional Shinto craftsmanship. • Proximity to other attractions you can easily combine a visit here with Kintaikyo Bridge, the ropeway, and Iwakuni Castle. The shrine grounds are well-maintained, with plenty of shaded spots to rest. You might also spot the unique shrine guardians and statues that add character to the area. While not a major Goshuin destination compared to some larger temples, it does offer a lovely stamp for collectors. Tip: Many visitors recommend coming in spring for cherry blossoms or autumn for colorful foliage, when the shrine and park are at their most photogenic. If you’re already in the Kikko Park area, stopping by Kikko Shrine feels less like ticking off a tourist checklist and more like stepping into a peaceful chapter of Iwakuni’s history.

Beautiful and calm. Has a small playground and swings for kids too

Peaceful local shrine.

Peaceful area.

Great place to visit! Lots to see

Amazing location to enjoy the cherry blossoms

Definitely worth checking out when you’re visiting Iwakuni Castle and Kintaikyo Bridge.

(Translated by Google) Since the fishing ban was lifted, dozens of people, including those from outside the prefecture, come fishing every weekend, and I have the impression that all the big fish have been caught by August. On that day in August, there were 20 people in the river holding long ayu fishing rods. Although there are many shallow places, there are very limited places where you can get off, and most of the time there are people fishing for sweetfish, so it is not suitable for general river swimming. (Original) 釣りの解禁から毎週末何十人も県外含め釣りにくるんで8月には大きな魚は釣り尽くされているイメージがあります 川に入って長い鮎釣り竿を構えている人が8月のその日にも20人はいました 浅いところが多いですが降りられるところがかなり限られていて大抵鮎釣りの人がいるので一般の川遊びには向かないでしょう

(Translated by Google) I grew up near the middle reaches of the Nishiki River. In the past, there was a lot of water and many different fish lived there. We could catch a lot of eels by using longlines. However, the Sugano Dam was built upstream, and the water volume dropped dramatically, causing fewer fish to appear. (Original) 錦川の中流近くで育った。昔は水量も多くていろんな魚が住んでいた。はえ縄仕掛けるとウナギも沢山獲れた。上流に菅野ダムができて水量激減、魚も少なくなった

(Translated by Google) I played with a drone at the submerged bridge (Original) 沈下橋にてドローンで遊んできました

(Translated by Google) I traveled on the Seiryu Line. Next time, I want to not only take in the Tetsuincho but also take a closer look at the Kintaikyo Bridge. I saw a lot of beautiful scenery and reflected on it a little. . (Original) 清流線の旅をしました。今度は鉄印帳、だけじゃなくて錦帯橋もじっくり踏みしめて歩きたい。綺麗な景色がたくさんあるのを見かけて、ちょっと反省。。

(Translated by Google) It feels good to ride a bike leisurely along the river, but the cliffs along the road are always being repaired here and there, which gets in the way (-_-;) (Original) 川沿いをバイクでのんびり流すと気持ちがいいけど、万年あちこちで道路沿いの崖を補修していて気分を妨げられます(-_-;)

(Translated by Google) Clear stream Nishiki River. The amount of water is usually low and the scenery is beautiful, so it's a great way to enjoy nature. (Original) 清流錦川。普段は水量も少なく、景色もよいので、自然を満喫するには最高。

(Translated by Google) Autumn leaves 🍁 Not yet 😩 When it starts 👍 Otani Pass Autumn foliage 🍁 Wonderful 😉 (Original) 紅葉🍁まだだった😩　始まったら👍大谷峽紅葉🍁ステキかな😉

Very small airport. Easy access and plenty of parking. It would be a 4 star review but you have to pay to go onto the observation deck.

I have lived here for a long time so I was here when we didn’t have an airport. It’s been so wonderful to be able to fly out of Iwakuni instead of taking a train and a bus to get to another airport. This airport is small, but it’s great. Lots of parking and parking is FREE for the first five days. Just remember to take your ticket in so you can validate it after you go through security. There is a small gift shop that sells some great local items to take away for gifts or souvenirs. The ANA staff are always very nice and very professional. The security staff are great too.

There’s experienced counter lady who helped me . Very clean airport . Smoking rooms available inside and outside buildings.

VERY SMALL AIRPORT , HARD TO GET A TAXI TO YOUR HOTEL OR DESTINATION FROM THE AIRPORT. THE POSITIVE , BEING THAT ITS A SMALL AIRPORT - Check in Progress and Security is really quick.

Costs 200 yen from Iwakuni station by bus. 800-1,000 yen by taxi. Small but clean airport. They have souvenirs shop and food court as well.

Spotless clean, but super small. No ANA lounge is a big minus.

IT’S HOT INSIDE THE AIRPORT!!… 🤦🏻‍♀️ like, do you have or are you even using the AC or air conditioner???

For all ages! We had a great day exploring the caves. Staff was also super friendly. Recommended

Really fun interactive and lots of cool things to see.

Great place to adventure and solve with a friend or family! Simple enough your kids will enjoy it. Across the street is a good curry place! If you get to the end and are having trouble with the key, the answers are in the building you turn your card into so don’t worry about it!

This place is amazing! My three old was a little scared of the caves but my 8 year old loved it! Bring walking shoes and yen! It has a gift shop and curry restaurant located at the entrance as well.

Great time. Neat mine with an added twist of a fun adventure to follow and solve. Yes it is for kids but the wife and I had a good time translating the signs and solving the mystery.

If you are into mystery and treasure hunting, this is tge best place for you. Perfect for group bonding. The statues, water fall and video presentable are very cool.

Mikawa Mu Valley was a great experience, the adventure you sign up for is great! Beautiful hidden location!

Since the beach was so beautiful, we stopped at this park. The palm trees perfectly complemented the color of the beach. The coastline around here never fails to impress with its stunning beauty. (The red bike in the photo is my friend’s bike.)

The beach is clean but I’m unsure about the water. I found a men’s razor handle and blade floating in the water, quite a bit of garbage (part of a paper cup, styrofoam and hundreds of plastic tubes the size of the tip of my pinky and some were longer like straws). Also dead jelly fish floating in the water about the size of a Dixie drinking cup. Yes, the water is clear but what is all the plastic floating around. Is it safe and clean to swim in? Lots of free parking and clean bathrooms with a place to rinse off your sandy feet. I did not purchase any food or snacks.

This is a small beach but had plenty of parking. There is a seawall that protects the beach, so there is not a large surf. This makes it great for paddle boarding a calm swim. The water stays pretty shallow which was great for my small kids. The beach faces directly east so going to watch the sunrise is amazing. There are plenty of places to walk or jog and enjoy the view.

Yuu Beach is very clean with brown sand and clear blue waters with lazy waves which makes it perfect for families with kids. There is a parking space which is free and the scenery is so beautiful. There are rest rooms where you can also change and some sitting area for picnics or just relaxation. I also saw some people on jetskis so I believe there must be somewhere you can rent them and there was a few people with paddleboats so I guess you can bring yours . I am not sure if dogs are not allowed since I didn't see any.

This is an easy to plan for a quick day trip. It’s a nice place to relax on the sand. It is clean, bathrooms could use some TLC. There is vending machines and a place to get ice cream and French fries. The sand is clean and the water is perfect for Little’s to play in.

A very nice beach. Not very crowded in the evening. Lots of parking available.

Always crowded during summertime plenty of parking vending machine’s bathrooms. might be my 10th favorite beach in yamaguchi

A good place for children to play. and visiting different places. The collection also includes a great camp for spending time with family and friends.

Many parts of the park are closed off. Roller slide and ferris wheel is closed. Bumper cars near cafe are gone completely. Also we could not access the obstacle course. Even though the playground has a new has been updates, it doesn't hold the attention of kids 5 and older. The dinosaur area needs some maintenance as the grass is starting to grow tall. The kids enjoyed feeding the rabits and petting the ponies, but we all were really sad about all the other attractions being shut down. Hopefully this is temporarily closed due to covid and will be open soon.

Great place for walks and activities for children and romantic couples! !

Good place for walking and enjoy feeding some small animals as birds and rabbits

Zona Italia was delicious.

(Translated by Google) If you have children up to elementary school age, you can spend a whole day there. There is a variety of things to do, including a Ferris wheel, a mini steam locomotive, playground equipment, and animals. The rabbit hutch? seemed to be very popular, and there was always a crowd around. You can only bring your own rabbit food, and it is not sold on site. However, you can feed them white clover, and there are many of them growing wild in the park, so it's okay if you forget to bring your own. It felt like a small amusement park. The park is quite large, and it takes more than 10 minutes to walk from one end to the other. There are also quite a few differences in elevation and stairs, so it may be difficult to use a stroller. It costs a fair amount to do all the activities. Also, the ticket vending machine is not cashless, only cash. Meals were either affordable snacks (at a udon restaurant) or authentic Italian food, so if the weather is good, bringing a packed lunch is a good option. Overall, the satisfaction level was high, and I think it would be fun for children from toddlers to elementary school age. There are many vending machines in the park where you can get drinks and ice cream. Some of the vending machines are cashless. (Original) 小学生までの子ども連れなら丸一日過ごせると思います。 観覧車、ミニSL、遊具、動物と多彩です。 ウサギがいる小屋？は大人気のようで、常に人だかりができてました。ウサギのエサは持ち込みのみで現地販売はなし。 ただし、シロツメクサ（いわゆるクローバー）を食べさせて良く、園内に沢山自生していたため、忘れても大丈夫です。ちょっとした遊園地感覚でした。 園内は結構広く、端から端まで歩くと10分以上は掛かります。また、それなりに高低差や階段があるのでベビーカーは大変だと思います。 全てのアクティビティを行うとそれなりの費用が掛かります。また、券売機はキャッシュレス非対応で現金のみです。 食事はお手頃な軽食（うどん屋）か本格的なイタリアンでしたので、気候が良ければ弁当持ち込みもいい選択肢と思います。 総じて満足度は高く、幼児〜小学生までの子ども連れなら楽しめると思います。 園内は自販機が沢山あり、飲み物やアイスは調達可能です。自販機は一部キャッシュレス対応でした。

(Translated by Google) I wonder how many years it's been since I last came here? This was my first time since the renovation, but I used to love the athletic equipment and roller slides as a child. I wonder if the fluffy dome, ponies, goats, and rabbits have been added to the group? 🐰 But it's so big, you'll have to walk a lot 🤣 Adults should be prepared...lol Also, the athletic equipment is overgrown with grass, so be careful of ticks and insects. It seems the Ferris wheel and steam locomotive are only open on weekends and holidays, which is a shame. Also, the uphill climb to get there is quite steep, so I recommend a powerful vehicle. 🚗💨lol There weren't many people there, and it was practically the entire place to ourselves, but it might be busier on weekends than on weekdays. (Original) 何年ぶりに来ただろう？ リニューアルしてからは初めてですが、幼少期はアスレチックとローラー滑り台が好きでよく来ていました。 ふわふわドームやポニーちゃん、ヤギさん、うさぎさんは新たに仲間入りしたのかな？🐰 ただ広くてめっちゃ歩く🤣 大人は覚悟した方が良い…笑 そしてアスレチックは草が生い茂ってるから、マダニや虫に要注意です。 観覧車とＳＬは土日祝日だけみたいで、残念でした〜 そして到着までの上り坂がけっこう急で、馬力ある車がオススメです🚗💨笑 人は少なくてほぼ貸し切り状態でしたが、平日より週末とかの方が賑わってるかもしれないです。

Beautiful park with amazing views and landmarks. A must see during your Miyajima visit.

Beautiful park and well placed directional signs to get there. We were bummed to not see many fall colors, but the vermillion bridges were pretty.

Beautiful park. We walked through this park to get to the cable car. You can also relax here and enjoy the peace and quiet.

Beautiful experience seeing the deers and fish together and nice walk in nature;fresh air! At the end of the park,you have the free shuttle bus that you can take to go down if you want.

I also visited the stunning Momijidani Park, which is renowned for its beautiful natural scenery and the famous Momijidani Bridge. The park is a picturesque haven, especially in autumn when the maple trees turn vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow. The Momijidani Bridge is a highlight, gracefully arching over a serene stream and surrounded by lush foliage. Walking through the park, I was captivated by the tranquil ambiance and the exquisite blend of natural beauty and traditional Japanese landscaping. The peaceful pathways and the sound of flowing water made it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll and reflection.

Beautiful maple leaf valley park is stunning at any time of year. Wander through the beautifully maintained paths under gorgeous trees beautiful at any time of year. Beautiful stream running through. A popular route up to Mt.Misen that takes anywhere from 1-2 hours of stair climbing. Wild deer are in the park. Interesting small shrines and tea shops offering light meals too. Picnic areas, public toilets here but no water fountains to refill water bottles needs to be reconsidered especially in hot months. A water bottle refill station at a few areas would help reduce waste and improve health as well as comfort of visitors and hikers.

Beautiful park with a river running through it, it was flowing quite well while we were here, its very beautiful. There are deer roaming around too, they are not scared of people and will walk right up to you! There are heaps of picnic tables as well. It's a nice walk through the park to the ropeway station.

Since the beach was so beautiful, we stopped at this park. The palm trees perfectly complemented the color of the beach. The coastline around here never fails to impress with its stunning beauty. (The red bike in the photo is my friend’s bike.)

The beach is clean but I’m unsure about the water. I found a men’s razor handle and blade floating in the water, quite a bit of garbage (part of a paper cup, styrofoam and hundreds of plastic tubes the size of the tip of my pinky and some were longer like straws). Also dead jelly fish floating in the water about the size of a Dixie drinking cup. Yes, the water is clear but what is all the plastic floating around. Is it safe and clean to swim in? Lots of free parking and clean bathrooms with a place to rinse off your sandy feet. I did not purchase any food or snacks.

You will gonna miss this place if you leave there after your trip. Yuu beach is near by the famous Miyajima island, it could be come and back within 1 day in case your booked hotel located in Hiroshima city or Iwakuni city. The crystal clean blue sea, light yellow sand with lot of fishes willingly to swimming with you with no harmful, the se. Ah, toilet and shower is really convenient for you can use, only 100 yen in coin, how wonderful Japanese to the preparation for this beautiful beach. Really love this place and marked it as favourite point during summer season. Recommended for you and your family to go there and enjoy your time.

Yuu Beach is very clean with brown sand and clear blue waters with lazy waves which makes it perfect for families with kids. There is a parking space which is free and the scenery is so beautiful. There are rest rooms where you can also change and some sitting area for picnics or just relaxation. I also saw some people on jetskis so I believe there must be somewhere you can rent them and there was a few people with paddleboats so I guess you can bring yours . I am not sure if dogs are not allowed since I didn't see any.

This is an easy to plan for a quick day trip. It’s a nice place to relax on the sand. It is clean, bathrooms could use some TLC. There is vending machines and a place to get ice cream and French fries. The sand is clean and the water is perfect for Little’s to play in.

A very nice beach. Not very crowded in the evening. Lots of parking available.

Always crowded during summertime plenty of parking vending machine’s bathrooms. might be my 10th favorite beach in yamaguchi

We went on a Thursday afternoon as a playdate with friends, and we had the park to ourselves. Nice park, but a little hard to navigate for little ones who are interested in the big roller slide. It was a hot day so some shade would be great to protect from the sun. Better to go in the afternoon or in the cooler months. Overall we had a great time, even this momma. 😊

Great little park. Put put golf. Roller slide. Turf slide.

Park is great for all ages. Large slide, sled down the hill, and variety of different park sections. Also a bas ball field and golf area.

It's a real fun park. There is lots of playground equipment for kids to play on with two roller slides. The roller slides are dirty... So be ready for that. There is a place to go turf sledding too, which is really fun. You have to reserve a spot for your kids in half hour increments. When it's your turn they'll give you a small kids size sled and then off you go. Sledding is free. While you're waiting there is an odd mini golf course. It's not mini golf like in the United States, it's labeled as "ground golf" and there are people there who look like they're taking it seriously, but that's their problem. It costs 300jpy for adults 200jpy for 5 year olds and 100jpy for a 3 year old.

Great park for the little ones. Has a big slide n playscape. Then two smaller ones for smaller children. They have fields for soccer and field hockey. Nice little park.

Great park lots of equipment for children, lots of room for sports and other activities. My only complaint is the roller slide seems a little bit slower than it used to be.

Awesome park with lots of slides. You can rent a plastic sled for ¥100 yen and go down a hill. Like sleding but in the summer!

Amazing beach. Fantastic tunnel if you are a photographer. Collect sea glass. So cool.

Very calm and peaceful. Cannot wait to see how it is during the summer. Alot of places for kids to play and family to hangout.

This place is kind of hidden when you are on the main road ,when you arrive,you will see a sign that says no parking but please don't despair keep going where your maps is telling you as there is parking opposite the park. The playground is not the newest,some areas have rust but still useful.Make sure to get water shoes for the little ones because the beach area has sand but there's some debris and broken glass. There are restrooms next to the parking lot and another one down on the beach. The beach was not packed when we went but there was a lot of people with their dogs so i guess it's a dog friendly beach and just above the playground area there's a nice green area for picnics although you can also have a picnic at the beach.

Place was made for walking/jogging and children to play in. Gate opens from 8am-8pm

Very quiet and peaceful park near the water.

Nice beach area to walk around and explore. There's a park with slide and swings plus a tree house and small zipline.

Known as "glass beach". We frequent this beach quite often. It is pet friendly. Quiet and relaxing place. Check tide schedule before you go, I love going when the tide is out so I can observe the tide pools and hunt for treasures!

(Translated by Google) ✨✨The best campsite✨✨ We used it for a mother-child camp with our four children. The water facilities and toilets are as clean as the reviews say! We've been to many campsites and RV parks, but this is the first time we've seen such clean water facilities! (This may be because we were the only ones using the facility) The shower was 200 yen for 3 minutes. Since we were using it in the middle of summer, it was fine for just washing off the sweat. We were worried about the heat since we were using it in late July, but we started to get sweaty from setting up around 4pm, but the breeze that blew through was cool◎ After taking a shower at 6pm, we didn't even get sweaty, and by 8pm the children were cool enough to put on their jackets😘 At night, we were excited and soothed by the sounds of birds and other animals, and went to sleep with only a towel blanket as a screen. It was chilly around 4am, but we were able to deal with it by putting on our sleeping bags. For our family, who can't stand the heat, we had the best conditions 🙆 And above all, the stars in the night sky!! Rather than gazing at the starry sky, it would be better to say that we were engulfed in the starry sky 🌟 It was an incredibly beautiful night sky! Speaking of insects, horseflies 🪰 were buzzing all the time during the day. . (Maybe they were even more attracted because our car and T-shirts were black?) But we had a screen canopy tarp connected, so we were fine as long as we stayed inside (although the buzzing was loud)! Anyway, it was the best campsite for our family! So, if we have the chance, we'd like to visit again ❤️Thank you for your help 🙌 (Original) ✨✨最高のキャンプ場✨✨ こども4人と母子キャンプで利用しました。 水回り&トイレは口コミどおりめちゃ綺麗！これまでいろんなキャンプ場やRVパーク行ったけど、ここまで綺麗な水回りは初！ （利用者が我が家だけだった影響もあるかもですが） シャワーは200円で3分かな？真夏の利用だったので、ザッと汗を流すぶんには問題なかったです。 7月後半の利用で暑さが心配でしたが、16時頃から設営でさすがに汗ばんだけど、通り抜ける風が涼しく◎ 18時にシャワーを浴びて以降は、汗ばむことすらなく20時にはこどもたちは上着を羽織るくらいの涼しさでした😘 夜は鳥や、なにかの動物の鳴き声にドキドキ&癒されながら、スクリーンにして、タオルケットのみで就寝。朝方4時頃さすがに肌寒かったけど、寝袋をかけて対応できるくらい。暑さに弱い我が家にとっては、最高の条件で過ごせました🙆 そしてなんといっても、夜空の星！！星空を眺めるというより、星空にのまれると言ったほうがいいくらい🌟めちゃくちゃ綺麗な夜空でした！ 虫ですが、昼間はアブ🪰がずっとブンブン。。（車やTシャツが黒だから余計よってくる？）でもスクリーンキャノピータープを連結してたので、その中で過ごせば（ブンブンうるさいけど）大丈夫でした！ とにかく我が家には最高のキャンプ場！だったので、また機会があれば訪れたいです❤️お世話になりました🙌

(Translated by Google) I wrote a review two years ago, but I'm writing it again. First of all, the aerial photos that come up when you search on Google are from when this campground was established, so the trees have not grown and it gives the impression that there is no shade, but as of June 2024, the broad-leaved trees on the site are large. The branches spread out and there is plenty of shade! Even when the temperature below is over 30 degrees, it's cool and refreshing here. (The altitude is over 800) The stars are beautiful, and it's fun to hear countless types of birds, such as squid, flycatcher, cuckoo, red-winged flycatcher, and black-spotted thrush. Also, most of the sites are well maintained and very beautiful with grass and grass. The toilet is clean and has a washlet. The sink is also very spacious and clean. Since there are strict rules, there are almost no scorch marks from the bonfire, so you can use it comfortably. There's even Wi-Fi, so I was able to download e-books to the reader, which was great! ! I didn't use the power supply, but even if I did, it was only 500 yen more. (Original) 2年前にも口コミを書いていたけど改めて書き直しです。 まず、Google検索して出てくる空撮写真はこのキャンプ場が出来た当時のものなので、木々は育っておらず、日陰が無い印象ですが、2024年6月現在はサイト内の広葉樹が大きく枝を広げ、木陰がたくさんあります！ 下界が30度を超えてもここは涼しく爽やかです。（標高は800越えてます）星はきれいだし、イカル、キビタキ、カッコウ、ホトトギス、トラツグミと、数え切れない種類の鳥が鳴きまくって楽しいです。 また、ほとんどのサイトはよく手入れされていて芝や草に覆われてとても美しいです。 トイレはウォシュレットでピカピカ。流し場もとても広くてきれいです。 ルールがしっかりあるので、焚き火の焦げ跡も殆ど無く気持ちよく使えます。 Wi-Fiまであるので、電子書籍をリーダーにダウンロード出来たのも有難すぎる！！ 電源は使いませんでしたが、使ってもたったの500円プラス。

(Translated by Google) I used the tent site the other day. The grass is so beautiful. The rules for campfires are strict and well-managed. I came here for a summer camp during a heatstroke alert. The evening we were setting up, there were trees blocking the western sun, and although it was 29°C, the breeze was pleasant at site 13. The temperature was also low at night, so I slept with a towel blanket over me. At around 6:30 in the morning, it was only 21°C, so it was chilly and I needed long sleeves. There were no mosquitoes or insects, so it was comfortable. The toilets and kitchen were clean. It was a great campsite. (Original) 先日テントサイトを使わせて貰いました めちゃくちゃ芝が綺麗です 焚き火のルールが厳しく良く管理されていますよ 熱中症アラートの中避暑キャンプに来ましたが まさに設営の夕方は西日を遮る木が有って29℃はあるものの風が心地いい13番サイトでした夜も気温も低くタオルケットを掛けて寝ました朝6:30頃の気温は21℃しか無く肌寒く長袖が必要ですよ 蚊、虫もいなく快適 トイレ、炊事棟も綺麗で いいキャンプ場でした。

(Translated by Google) The washlet toilet, sink, cooking building, etc. are all cleaned up nicely. When making a bonfire, we put blocks on the spatter sheet and make a bonfire on the bonfire stand. The road to the campsite is winding and there are broken branches scattered all over. Please be careful if you are on a motorcycle. However, it is a high-standard campsite. (Original) ウォッシュレットトイレ、洗面台、炊事棟等々綺麗に掃除がして有ります。焚火時にスパッタシートの上にブロッ クを置きその上に焚火台で焚火をします。キャンプ場に来 るまでの道路がクネクネと折れた枝がバラバラと落ちています。バイクの方は気を付けて。しかしながら高規格キャンプ場です。

(Translated by Google) Is this Karuizawa in Hiroshima? Or is it Hokkaido? The clouds are beautiful, the sunset is beautiful, the stars are beautiful. And it's cool and comfortable even in the middle of summer. (Original) ここは広島の軽井沢か！ はたまた北海道なのか！ 雲が綺麗、夕陽がきれい、星がキレイ。 そして真夏でも涼しくて快適ー

(Translated by Google) It's cool even in the middle of summer, and the facilities are always clean. The sunsets are beautiful, and the stars are so close. (Original) 真夏でも涼しい、施設はいつも綺麗。 夕陽めっちゃキレイだし、星が近い近い

(Translated by Google) It was a nice, well-cleaned campsite. I had a great time there. I'd like to come back again. (Original) 清掃が行き届いた気持ちの良いキャンプ場でした。楽しい時間を過ごすことが出来ました。また遊びに行きたいです。

(Translated by Google) There is a large ground (Original) 広いグランドがある