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Lake Spots in Yamaguchi Area

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  • Lake Beisen
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    Yamaguchi Pref. Kudamatsushi Seto
    A lake at Suetakegawa Dam in Kudamatsu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Lake Beisenko park is maintained on the shore and is where a variety of regular events, including the Lake Beisenko Summer Jamboree, are held. It is also known as a famous fishing spot which attracts many visitors with their black bass.
  • Myojin Pond (Myojinike)
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    Yamaguchi Pref. Hagishi Tsubaki east
    The Myojin Pond is located on the east foot of Mt. Kasayama. It was created when a land bridge was formed by a sandbank between Mt. Kasayama and the mainland, and the body of water remaining after the split was filled and became Myojin Pond. It consists of three parts, “oike” (large pond), “nakano-ike” (middle pond) and the “okuno-ike” (inner pond), and as it is connected with the open sea through the gap between the mass of lava rock, you can see the tide as it rises and falls. The lake was called “Benten lake” as Benzaiten (the god of wealth) was enshrined on the northern side of the pond, and it was also called “the teahouse lake” as the feudal lord’s tea room was also built in this picturesque place.
    Myojin Pond (Myojinike) image
  • Act Village Ono (Lake Ono)
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    Yamaguchi Pref. Ubeshi Ono 7025
    "This lake is located in Sukishimoda, Kobayashi City. This dam lake was formed along the Honjo River by the Ryonan Dam. The lake offers activities such as fishing, kayaking and pleasure boating. In addition, on the west side of the lake, there is Sukinotaki Falls (also known as Mamako Falls), which is known as a scenic spot, and the leisure facility ""Sukimuland"" that has a campsite, accommodation facilities and hot spring. You can watch the scenery of the lake and waterfall from the large suspension bridge over the lake."
    Act Village Ono (Lake Ono) image
  • Lake Takase
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    Yamaguchi Shunan-shi Takase
    This artificial lake was created when constructing the Shimaji River Dam. There is an observatory dam park and hiking course maintained around the Shimaji River Dam built for the purpose of providing city water, flood prevention and preservation of the river environment. It is also famous as having some of the best autumn leaves in the prefecture with cherry blossoms and maple trees planted around it and many hikers visiting in the autumn.
    Lake Takase image
  • Lake Yasaka
    Travel / Tourism
    Hiroshima Otake-shi , Yamaguchi Iwakuni-shi
  • Abu Kawa Dam (Abu Lake)
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    Yamaguchi Hagi-shi Kawakami
  • Funagori Dam
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    Yamaguchi Shimonoseki-shi Toyouracho Kawatana
  • Majimegawa Dam (Mirai Lake)
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    Yamaguchi Ube-shi Kawakami
  • Kotogawa Dam (Lake Onoko)
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    Yamaguchi Ube-shi Ono
  • Fukasaka Dam (Fukasaka Reservoir)
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    Yamaguchi Shimonoseki-shi Kamono
  • Mishogawa Dam (Lake Gozenoko)
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    Yamaguchi Iwakuni-shi Hashirano
  • Kodo Dam (Lake Kodo)
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    Yamaguchi Shunan-shi Odori
  • Sugano Dam
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    Yamaguchi Shunan-shi Nakazukita
  • Yume Dam (Misumi Lake)
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    Yamaguchi Nagato-shi Misuminaka
  • Daibo Dam (Akataki Lake)
    Travel / Tourism
    Yamaguchi Nagato-shi Yuya Kawara
  • Mishima Dam (Mishima Yuri Ya Lake)
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    Yamaguchi Hagi-shi Mishima
  • Kurokuigawa Upstream Dam (Narutaki Lake)
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    Yamaguchi Yanai-shi Yanai
  • Kurokuigawa Dam (Yanagi Kita Lake)
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    Yamaguchi Yanai-shi Yanai
  • Ejioko
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    Yamaguchi Sanyoonoda-shi Takahata
  • Lake Ohara
    Travel / Tourism
    Yamaguchi Yamaguchi-shi Tokuji Notani
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Iwakuni / Yanai / Suooshima Shunan / Kudamatsu / Hikari / Kasado Island Yamaguchi / Hofu Hagi Shimonoseki Nagato Mine City (Akiyoshidai) / Ube City
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Heading west along Japan’s largest island, Honshu, the very last prefecture you’ll reach is Yamaguchi, separated from Kyushu by a small strip of water known as the Kanmon Straits, which the far-reaching harbor city Shimonoseki looks over. With water at every turn, the seafood of Yamaguchi is an indisputable highlight, and we’re not talking just the usual fish dishes - the notorious fugu, or puffer fish, is a Japanese delicacy that was discovered in Yamaguchi prefecture, making it the best place to try it out.

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