This tourist facility provides information on Yuda Onsen sightseeing spots, restaurants, and gift shops. It has a foot bath and a cafe, and you can enjoy local Yamaguchi sakes (from 18 breweries) and desserts made from local ingredients while you soak your feet in the foot bath.

Rurikōji temple’s five-storied Pagoda is the 10th oldest pagoda in Japan, and also popularly considered as one of the “three most beautiful” in the country.. Rising proudly with a green mountain as a backdrop, and surrounded by cherry blossoms in spring and maple trees in autumn, not only Rurikōji’s pagoda is beautiful at daytime, but takes on a mystical atmosphere when illuminated as evening falls.

The Ichinosaka River runs through the center of Yamaguchi. It is said that the Ouchi clan that ruled Yamaguchi during the Muromachi period (circa 1336–1573) likened the Ichinosaka River to Kyoto’s famous Kamogawa River when they were developing the town. Cherry trees bloom in full glory along both banks in springtime, and they are lit up for enjoyment at night. From late May to early June, genji-botaru, a species of firefly that is nationally designated as a protected species, can be seen flitting around the river. As it babbles along, Ichinosaka River offers a pleasant view throughout the year.