Iwakuni City-tax-

Overview (History, Features, and Attractions) Iwakuni Castle is a castle ruin and reconstructed castle tower located on Shiroyama (castle mountain = approximately 100m above sea level) in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is said to have originally been built by the Yoshikawa clan (including Yoshikawa Hiroie) in the early Edo period, but was abandoned in 1615 due to the One Castle per Province Order...

Overview: Kintaikyo Bridge is a five-arch wooden bridge spanning the Nishiki River. Its elegant appearance, restored using Edo-period techniques, makes it a popular spot for viewing cherry blossoms and autumn foliage. The views of Iwakuni Castle and the valley beyond the bridge are captivating. Highlights: Five wooden arches and traditional architectural beauty; cherry blossom trees in spring, autumn foliage in fall, nighttime illuminations; sightseeing boats and...