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Hagi: The Samurai Town That Brought Down the Shogunate
Hiroshima Oysters: A Complete Guide to Japan’s Oyster Capital
Iwakuni: The Five-Arched Kintaikyo Bridge and the Albino Snakes
Izumo Taisha: Japan’s Other Grand Shrine, and the Town That Holds It
Kurashiki: The Canal Town That Collected Monet
Matsue: The Castle City of Tea, Sunsets, and Lafcadio Hearn
Miyajima and Itsukushima Shrine: The Floating Torii Guide
Mount Daisen: Western Japan’s Only Real Mountain
Okayama: The Transit City That’s Worth Getting Off the Train For
Osafune: The Town That Made Japan’s Samurai Swords
The Oki Islands: Japan’s Remote UNESCO Geopark in the Sea of Japan
Tsuyama: Okayama’s Forgotten Castle Town, with Stone Walls and 1,000 Cherry Trees
Western Japan Overview
Landscapes of Western Japan: A Guide to the Chūgoku Region
Yanai: The Yamaguchi Town of Goldfish Lanterns and White Walls
Yonago: Kaike Onsen, Mizuki Shigeru Road, and the San’in Rail Junction
Western Japan Destinations
Fukuyama and Tomonoura: The Castle at the Station and the Port That Inspired Ponyo
Mihara, Hiroshima: The Castle Town That Sits on the Sea
Tottori: Japan’s Sand Dunes, Castle Ruins, and the Uradome Coast
Yamaguchi City: Rurikoji Pagoda and the Kyoto of the West
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