Yamaguchi City-5 things to do and see

Yamaguchi City is the seat of prefectural government and it is the "capital" of this prefecture. On the other hand, it is not an enormous city, but it is an arranged city where Hiroyo Ouchi, the lord master of this district, put his administration in 1360. As Ouchi family thrived, this city prospered. While Kyoto was crushed by Onin war, Yamaguchi created as the second capital.Demolition of this family in 1551 brought about the city to fall. Things to see in Yamaguchi are listed below:

1. Rurikoji

Rurikoji, open from 9am-5pm. This present sanctuary's five level pagoda is true city symbol. It is holy sanctuary ground and the tombs of a few medieval rulers. Entrance is free.

3. Sesshu's Garden

Sesshu's Garden at Joueiji is open from 8am-5pm. It is great place for whole family to enjoy.

5. Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media

The Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media was made in November 2003 as a social complex that obliges a lobby for stage exhibitions, film theater, and the Yamaguchi City Library.

2. Ichinosaka-gawa River

Over the clean and wonderful waterway, numerous cherry blooms might be seen in spring. Cherry trees are true Japanese symbol, and its beauty is beyond any imagination.

4. Xavier Memorial Church

Xavier Memorial Church is devoted to St. Francis Xavier, who went to Japan as a teacher in 1549. The primary floor is a gallery to pay tribute to "Sabieru". Italian modeler composed the congregation's amazing white walls. Price is affordable.

Yamaguchi is a town which is truly mixed bag of fun, museums and history. You will love it here.