=� Places to Visit in Japan
Wuzhong Commercial Street (Brick Street)
The shopping street known as "Brick Lane" is filled with a dazzling array of local delicacies and dessert shops.
Wuxiao Island Path
A rare park in the world where you can view submarines up close.
Volcano Hiking (Kurahashijima)
Standing in the center of Kurahashi Island, this mountain rises 408 meters above sea level. From the summit, one can enjoy the beautiful view of the Seto Inland Sea islands.
Noro Mountain
Composed of over 1,000 islands, it is part of Setonaikai National Park. Enjoy the pleasures of hiking, camping, and cruising in the mountains.
Irifuneyama Memorial Museum
The former residence of the Commander of the Old Wuzhen Garrison, which is often used as a filming location for movies, is now open to the public.
Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Kure Museum (Iron Whale Museum)
The only museum in Japan where you can visit the interior of a submarine that actually sailed.
Mitarai Old Street
Once a thriving fishing port city that served as a harbor for ships waiting for changes in wind direction and tides.
Hidajima Kaido San-no-se Stone Path Walking Area
The historic walking area is lined with pine trees and wooden buildings, including museums and art galleries, along the stone-paved road.
Yamato Museum (Kure Maritime Museum)
The museum showcases the exquisite shipbuilding technology of Wu City, allowing visitors to understand the history and technology of this shipbuilding hub.
Akinada Tobishima Kaido Bicycle Path
The seven bridges connect multiple small islands from Kawajiri in Wushi to Okamurajima in Ehime Prefecture, with a bicycle path that is approximately 30 kilometers long at its shortest.
Wu Port Ship Tour
Approaching the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force vessels docked at the Kure base from the sea for a cruise itinerary.
Onoto no Seto
There is a legend that has been passed down for over 800 years about Taira no Kiyomori digging the strait. The scene is characterized by the intertwining of passing ships and the picturesque scenery of the Setouchi towns.