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Yamaguchi Private Tour - Mimosuso Park

Mimosuso Park

Yamaguchi Private Tour - Formar British Consulate

Formar British Consulate

Yamaguchi Private Tour - Kanmon Bridge

Kanmon Bridge

Yamaguchi Private Tour - Aruka Port

Aruka Port

Yamaguchi Private Tour - Kanmon Strait in the morning

Kanmon Strait in the morning

Yamaguchi Private Tour - Sakura Street

Sakura Street

Yamaguchi Private Tour - Hinoyama Park 1

Hinoyama Park 1

Yamaguchi Private Tour - Hinoyama Park 2

Hinoyama Park 2

Tour Guide - Rie M.

Joined 2026

Rie M.

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Yamaguchi (Living), Fukuoka

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English (Native), Italian, Japanese (Native)

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About Tour Guide Rie M.

I am Rie. I have been a guide for 3 years, a wine bar owner, and a horn player etc. I had lived in US, Guam and Switzerland and have been living in Shimonoseki since 2017. I love traveling, drinking and eating local foods, photographying, and meeting people and more! I started taking a lesson of Japanese Traditional dance because I am into Kabuki Theatre and Kimono. City Shimonoseki is very unique and still a hidden place in Japan from my perspective. Pedestrian tunnel under Kanmon strait was picked on the TV program "Great Railway Journey" by BBC in 2026, and I was a part of the program for 30 sec :) It is my pleasure to show you around and make your visit personal and memorable!! I am very flexible. Look forward to having you in the area!

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Following is basic avairability. I am flexible to rearrange the time all the time depend on the day.

≪Basic Tour Time≫

Everyday 9:00~15:00

Tours

All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!

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Kanmon Strait Highlights Walk: Markets, Shrines & Mojiko Retro

Kanmon Strait Highlights Walk: Markets, Shrines & Mojiko Retro

Welcome to Kanmon! This is a tour to walk along Kanmon Strait and visit Highlights like Karato Market, Akama Shrine, Pederstrian Tunnel to cross the prefecture border, and Mojiko Retro area include Japan Heritage sites. We take about 2.5hours to walk from Karato to Mojiko Retro and a ferry to back to Karato at the end. We can also take public transportation if you prefer. Ferry ticket included, No Lunch.

Kanmon Strait Highlights Walk: Markets, Shrines & Mojiko Retro

FROM$50/ per group

FROM$50/ per group

Highlight of Kanmon (Mojiko and Shimonseki)

Highlight of Kanmon (Mojiko and Shimonseki)

Welcome to Kanmon! This is a tour to walk along Kanmon Strait and visit Highlights like Mojiko Retro area include Japan Heritage sites, Mekari Shrine, Pederstrian Tunnel to cross the prefecture border, Akama Shrine, and Karato Market. We take about 2.5hours to walk from Mojiko Retro to Karato (Shimonoseki side) and a ferry to back to Mojiko at the end. We can also take public transportation if you prefer. Ferry ticket included, No Lunch.

Highlight of Kanmon (Mojiko and Shimonseki)

FROM$50/ per group

FROM$50/ per group

Kanmon Strait Highlights Walk: Markets, Shrines & Mojiko Retro

Kanmon Strait Highlights Walk: Markets, Shrines & Mojiko Retro

Welcome to Kanmon! This is a tour to walk along Kanmon Strait and visit Highlights like Karato Market, Akama Shrine, Pederstrian Tunnel to cross the prefecture border, and Mojiko Retro area include Japan Heritage sites. We take about 2.5hours to walk from Karato to Mojiko Retro and a ferry to back to Karato at the end. We can also take public transportation if you prefer. Ferry ticket included, No Lunch.

Kanmon Strait Highlights Walk: Markets, Shrines & Mojiko Retro

FROM$50/ per group

FROM$50/ per group

Highlight of Kanmon (Mojiko and Shimonseki)

Highlight of Kanmon (Mojiko and Shimonseki)

Welcome to Kanmon! This is a tour to walk along Kanmon Strait and visit Highlights like Mojiko Retro area include Japan Heritage sites, Mekari Shrine, Pederstrian Tunnel to cross the prefecture border, Akama Shrine, and Karato Market. We take about 2.5hours to walk from Mojiko Retro to Karato (Shimonoseki side) and a ferry to back to Mojiko at the end. We can also take public transportation if you prefer. Ferry ticket included, No Lunch.

Highlight of Kanmon (Mojiko and Shimonseki)

FROM$50/ per group

FROM$50/ per group

Tour Guide - Rie M.

Rie M.

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People

Available Areas

Yamaguchi (Living), Fukuoka

Languages

English (Native), Italian, Japanese (Native)

Availability Updated

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