Tour Itinerary
- 09:30 Choshu Dejima
- 10:15 Akama Shrine
- 11:00 Kanmon Tunnel Pedestrian Path
- 12:15 Lunch
- 13:30 Kozanji Temple
- 14:30 Choshu Dejima

What Is a Private Walking Tour of Shimonoseki and the Kanmon Straits Like? A Licensed Guide's Report The guests were a group visiting Japan. One part of the group took some time at immigration, so we started a little later than planned. Since they had been reading a book about Japanese samurai, I believe they enjoyed the tale of the Heike at Akama Shrine and the scenery of the former castle town of Chofu. They had seen the sights of Japan's large cities, but they said it was their first time seeing old houses like those in the castle town of Chofu. There was also a place displaying hina dolls, which they were delighted to see. In addition, at the Kanmon Tunnel pedestrian walkway, they took photos at the line marking the prefectural border.
Click here for more details: Shimonoseki & Moji Port Private Tour in 1 Day with Licensed Guide
Hello, I’m Suzy!
I am a National Government Licensed Interpreter Guide and a Yamaguchi Yume Kairo Area Licensed Interpreter Guide. I have experience working as a tour guide in various locations throughout Yamaguchi Prefecture.
I was born and raised in Yamaguchi Prefecture and love Japanese history, so I would like to introduce the rich natural beauty and history of Yamaguchi Prefecture. Additionally, Yamaguchi is surrounded by the sea on three sides and is a place known for its delicious food.
I look forward to meeting you in Yamaguchi.
Apr 24, 2026
Jose_S
Viator review: Shimonoseki & Moji Port Full-Day Private Trip with Government-Licensed Guide
Experience Japanese traditions and culture
If you want to…
Apr 24, 2026
Jose_S
Viator review: Shimonoseki & Moji Port Full-Day Private Trip with Government-Licensed Guide
Experience Japanese traditions and culture
If you want to experience traditional Japanese culture and ambience, take this tour! Visited cultural gems, experienced a traditional Japanese lunch, visited the interior of a grand mansion and gardens, and then sat in the serenity of that garden with marcha. Our guide Suzy was well versed and gracious. It was a relaxing way to experience Japanese culture.









