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Yamaguchi

Resort Hotel Mihagi

hot spring one day pass

Introduction ｜Resort Hotel Mihagi

Resort Hotel Mihagi features hot springs sourced from its natural spring 1,500m below.
Bathhouses offer facilities including spas and saunas.
Next to it is the Kikugahama Coast (Japan Top 100 Sunsets).
Guests can enjoy soaking while admiring the Japan Sea!

Details

hot spring one day pass

Instructions & Notes

Please check the website in advance for business hours.
※Service may not be available during consecutive holidays in July till late August, Saturdays, Golden Week, Obon, and the New Year period.
Please bring your own towel or purchase one at the counter (100 yen).
Guests from the beach cannot use the one-day bath ticket.
Guests with tattoos are prohibited from bathing, but if the tattoos are completely covered with concealing stickers, they may be allowed. (Guests must prepare their own concealing stickers)

Redemption Location

📍485 Horiuchi, Hagi, Yamaguchi,（Front desk of Resort Hotel Mihagi）

Links

【Official Website】

※Check the official website for business hours and available date.

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Covering all regions of the Have Fun Pass, this single ticket lets you explore Japan with ease. Within two weeks, you can visit 21 attractions, including World Heritage sites, historic landmarks, or enjoy classic Japanese foods. A must-have e-ticket for traveling in Japan!

Yamaguchi

Located in southwestern Japan and surrounded by sea on three sides, it boasts natural landscapes and landmarks. These include Rurikoji Temple Five-Storied Pagoda, Hagi Castle Town, Shokasonjuku Academy, Kintaikyo Bridge, Yuda Onsen, and roof tile soba noodles.

Setouchi

The Seto Inland Sea spans Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. Known for its mild climate and scenic views, it features spots like the Seto Ohashi Bridge, Yayoi Kusama’s pumpkin art, and the tide-dependent “Angel Road.” The Setouchi Triennale, held every three years, is a must for art lovers!

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Yamaguchi's local dish, Kawara Soba, features tea soba noodles, meat, shredded egg, chopped green onions, and seaweed, all placed on a steaming tile which not only keeps the dish warm but also makes the noodles crispy. It's trult a dual delight of sight and taste. Come and try it now!

Souvenirs & Restaurants　”Choshuen”

1500 yen coupon(right next to Rurikoji Temple)

Using traditional methods passed down by artisans from the Basque region, we offer freshly baked bread that is gentle on the body—healthy and delicious. The shop is located at the foot of the St. Francis Xavier Memorial Church in Yamaguchi, with a bakery on the first floor and a restaurant on the second.

Cafe＆Bakery VERITA

Cafe＆Bakery VERITA Restaurant 2F 1500 yen coupon

Experience the joy of making natural wagashi using colorful powders extracted from natural ingredients, paired with delicious white bean paste and red bean paste fillings. Friendly staff will guide you through the techniques of coloring and shaping the sweets, helping you create adorable, seasonal designs. The theme of the wagashi changes with the seasons, making each visit a unique experience!

LAWAKU

【Cultual Experience】LAWAKU Making traditional Japanese sweets(2 pcs)

Yamaguchi's local dish, Kawara Soba, features tea soba noodles, meat, shredded egg, chopped green onions, and seaweed, all placed on a steaming tile which not only keeps the dish warm but also makes the noodles crispy. Come and try it now!

KAWARA-SOBA Choshuya

"KAWARA-SOBA" Choshuya Yuda store 1500 yen coupon

"Kitsune no Ashi Ato" café offers a variety of information on sightseeing, dining, and shopping in the Yuda Onsen area. The facility features three different types of footbaths: both indoor and outdoor, along with changing rooms and a yukata rental service. The on-site café serves local specialties, including Yamaguchi sake and regional sweets. If you’re visiting Yuda Onsen, be sure to stop by "Fox’s Footsteps" to help plan a more enjoyable and enriching trip!

Yuda Onsen

Yuda Onsen Welcome Square "Kitsune no Ashi Ato" café + footbath + souvenirs(original file folder)

Enjoy unlimited rides for two consecutive days on the Hagi Loop 'Ma-ru Bus' and other local buses within Hagi City, making it easy to explore the entire area! Buses run approximately every 45 minutes and follow two routes: the West Loop, which passes through the historic castle town area, and the East Loop, which takes you to cultural sites such as Tokoji Temple and Shoin Shrine. It's the perfect choice for a deeper, more convenient exploration of Hagi!

Hagi City Circular Hop-on Bus

2Day pass + Special souvenir"Hagi Yaki"

Embark on a relaxing cycling journey and experience the scenic beauty of Hagi in a way only a bike ride can offer! On-site, you'll find tourist maps and personalized route suggestions tailored to your interests, making it easy to explore the rich history and charm of this castle town in depth.

Smile Bicycle

Smile Bicycle Rental for 1 Day

Take a boat to admire the scenery starting from Shizuki Park at Hagi Castle ruins. You'll pass through the World Heritage Site of Hagi Castle Town and the Horiuchi Buildings Preservation District. Along the Hashimoto River, with pine forests, Tamae, and volcanic Rokuto Islands.

Hagi Sightseeing Boat

Hagi Sightseeing Boat Ticket（Approx. 40 minutes）

Built in the early Edo period, this historic merchant residence boasts a 400-year history and is the largest and oldest of its kind still standing. Once used by official merchants of the Hagi Domain to host important guests, the estate features both a traditional kare-sansui (dry landscape) garden and a modern Japanese-style garden. Inside, visitors can view a collection of artworks, everyday utensils, and furnishings from the past. Parts of the residence have been designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan.

Kikuya Family Residence

Admission Ticket + Special souvenir "postcard & pins"

Housed in a renovated 180-year-old traditional Japanese home, this charming space offers a variety of experiences. Enjoy carefully brewed Hagi coffee and delicious chiffon cake, browse a selection of Japanese-style goods, or dress in a beautiful kimono and stroll through the streets of Hagi. Winner of the 'Best Town for Kimono Strolling' award. It’s a chance to feel as if you've stepped back in time.

Kimono Style Café

Kimono Rental, In-Store Dining, or Goods Purchase 1500 Yen Voucher

The shrine enshrines Yoshida Shoin, an educator and intellectual enlightener from Edo period. His writings and belongings are displayed in the museum. It features 70+ wax figures and 20+ scenes, recreating the life story of this great man.

Shoin Shrine

memorial museum "Shiseikan" and Yoshida Shoin historical museum admission ticket

Founded in 1901, using local sake rice, the sake is made by brewers and brewmasters. Choyo Fukumusume, has a smooth taste perfect for drinking on its own or pairing with food. Free samples are provided in the store. Come and discover their creations!

Iwasaki Shuzo

1500 yen coupon（includes tasting service）

This specialty shop offers a full range of Hagi ware from formal tea ceremony utensils to everyday tableware. All showcasing the signature warmth and texture unique to Hagi pottery. In addition to traditional pieces, you'll also find innovative works that blend modern design, as well as unique collaborations with renowned Arita kilns featuring delicate hand-painted details. Visitors are welcome to pick up and appreciate each piece firsthand, experiencing the true charm of Hagi ceramics.

Hagiyaki Kaikan

Hagiyaki Kaikan 1500 yen coupon

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Yamaguchi Prefecture Hofu City Tourist Attractions

Yamaguchi Prefecture Hofu City Tourist Attractions Pass

Located along the Omotesando approach to Hofu Tenmangu Shrine, this tourist information center serves as both a hub for sightseeing and a local spot. It offers a range of services including the sale of regional specialties and souvenirs, dining options, tourist information, and bicycle rentals. Whether you're starting your journey through Hofu or just taking a break, it's the perfect place to stop by.

Ume-terrace

Ume-terrace 1500 yen coupon

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Hofu city Rental Bicycle

Rental Bicycle（Electric Assist）8 hours + Sourvenir store "Tenmaya" 1,000 yen coupon

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Kanmon Strait Observatory “Kaikyo Yume Tower”+ Seaside Mall “Kamon Wharf”

"Kaikyo Yume Tower" Admission Ticket +"Kamon Wharf" Joint Ticket Worth 1,000 yen

Car rental services provided by the JR Group are conveniently located near stations, allowing you to quickly pick up a vehicle right after exiting and start your journey immediately! Affordable and hassle-free, making your travel experience easier and more enjoyable.

Yamakuchi JR Rent-A-Car

2000 yen coupon (Shin-Yamaguchi 、Shin-Shimonoseki 、Shimonoseki)

[Special Event] Please go to the Hagi City Tourist Information Center or the Higashi-Hagi Station Tourist Information Center and present your QR code. After completing a survey, you will receive the Hagi City Entry Pass.

【Special Event】Hagi Inbound Pass

admission tickets to three attractions：Hagi Meirin School, Hagi Museum, and Shizuki Park (Hagi Castle Ruins)