Motonosumi Inari Shrine

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CHEN *****
3 Nov 2025
The itinerary was a little different than I imagined, and although the time seemed sufficient, it was also a bit tight. However, tour guide Sun was very kind and professional, adding a different flavor to the somewhat bland itinerary. I really have to give the tour guide a thumbs up!
Liu ********
3 Nov 2025
Our tour guide, Yang Ming楊萌,was incredibly attentive, patient and professional. She even contacted us in advance to remind us to dress warmly due to the cold weather. Furthermore, she recommended a lot of Fukuoka delicacies to us. Very Nice.
昭扬 *
1 Nov 2025
Thank you very much for the opportunity to participate in this event. I saw some beautiful scenery. I will participate again when I come to Japan next time!
LAM *****
1 Nov 2025
This was my first time choosing a one-day tour, and the experience was fantastic! I had the pleasure of having a great guide, Jimmy Liu, who was responsible and gave clear instructions! I especially appreciated his language skills; he was fluent in Mandarin, English, and Japanese. Since the tour group consisted of people from different places, he definitely took great care in communication! There was a small incident during the tour; while waiting in line for the cable car, I might have walked too fast, and when he was counting heads, he suddenly asked, "Where's the Hong Kong lady?" (because I was the only person from Hong Kong). That's me, the Hong Kong lady! 😂 Actually, I was right in front of him 😂 He remembered every single member of the group! He was truly dedicated! Overall, it was a very good experience! If I have the opportunity to join another tour, I hope I can meet Jimmy again! 😃✨
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Lin ***********
1 Nov 2025
It would definitely take more time to do these trips on my own, so the one-day tour was great, thank you Jimmy the tour guide 😀. The only downside is that the travel time between each itinerary is very long and the stops are very short, so it's a bit rushed.
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Klook 用戶
31 Oct 2025
The Gateway Port has the charm of the times, Shimonoseki has a vast sea view, Kokura Castle has traces of history, and Miyajidake Shrine has the most beautiful sunset. Thank you, Sister Zhou, for the arrangements and introduction. The time was well planned and it was well worth a visit!
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Klook 用戶
31 Oct 2025
Wang Dao explained everything very carefully, and the places he took us were all worth visiting. We had time to rest along the way, and he explained each of the tourist attractions in detail. The day we arrived, the weather was great, and there weren't too many tourists in Mojiko, so it wasn't crowded and was very comfortable. However, only a few shops were open at Karato Market, so there were fewer choices, but the conveyor belt sushi was delicious 😋. Later, we went to Kokura Castle, and I heard there's a light festival at night. It was already beautiful enough during the day, and we plan to see it again at night in the future, giving us some inspiration for our next itinerary. The scenery at Yawata Shrine was also enchanting, and the small town was quieter, without large crowds of tourists. We were very satisfied with this trip!
Poh ********
30 Oct 2025
Tour Guide Mr Thomas had provide well knowledge for all attractions. His provide Extra miles to send us whose places nice photos. Schedule arrangements is good. comfortable coach with experience driver. Hope can joint Thomas’s group again
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Embark on a journey of art-infused experiences at Motonosumi Shrine and Nagato Yumoto Onsen in Yamaguchi, where nature and spirituality intertwine to create a mesmerizing landscape. From the iconic vermillion torii gates of Motonosumi Shrine to the soothing waters of Nagato Yumoto Onsen, this destination promises a unique blend of beauty and tranquility. Experience the enchanting beauty of Motonosumi Shrine in Nagato, Japan. Perched atop a bluff overlooking the Sea of Japan, this hidden gem boasts 123 vibrant torii gates that wind down the cliff, offering a mesmerizing sight that has captivated visitors from around the world. Perched on a clifftop overlooking the Sea of Japan, Motonosumi Shrine in Yamaguchi is a mystical and enchanting destination that beckons travelers seeking a unique and spiritual experience. Established in 1955 by a divine white fox spirit, this shrine is a power spot that offers a lot of fun and cultural insights for visitors.
498 Yuyatsuo, Nagato, Yamaguchi 759-4712, Japan

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Motonosumi Shrine

Discover the awe-inspiring 123 torii gates winding along a cliff bluff, offering stunning views of the Sea of Japan. Legend has it that the shrine's location was divinely inspired, making it a place of spiritual significance and artistic beauty.

Nagato Yumoto Onsen

Immerse yourself in the oldest hot springs in Yamaguchi at Nagato Yumoto Onsen, where the Otozure River flows through town, creating a picturesque setting for relaxation. Indulge in traditional Japanese ryokan inns, local cuisine, and a spiritually-inspired onsen experience at Onto.

Vibrant Torii Gates

The 123 bright vermilion torii gates create a striking tunnel that leads visitors down to the edge of the cliff, providing a picturesque backdrop for unforgettable photos.

Culture and History

Explore the cultural and historical significance of Yamaguchi, known for its natural beauty, Kintaikyo Bridge, and famous fugu cuisine. Dive into the rich heritage of the region while enjoying its comfortable climate and stunning coastline.

Local Cuisine

Savor the flavors of Yamaguchi with dishes like rich buckwheat noodles served on traditional Hagi-ware pottery. Experience a culinary journey through the region's local fare, blending tradition with modern influences.

Historical Significance

Immerse yourself in the history of Motonosumi Shrine, where the fox god Inari is believed to grant wishes for good fortune, safe travels, and success in various aspects of life.

Scenic Beauty

Ranked as one of Japan's most beautiful places, the view of Motonosumi Shrine against the backdrop of the cobalt blue sea and vibrant red torii gates is truly breathtaking.