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Yanai Country Club
Yanai Country Club is a flat golf course with 27 holes. Our green can be enjoyed all year long as we do not experience snow even during winter. Amid a beautiful nature, you will be able to fully enjoy our strategic courses with a spacious fairway, hidden bunkers and lakes at several difficult points. It is a truly challenging course and beloved by many golf masters. Enjoy golfing throughout the year thanks to the mild climate of our region as we benefit also from relatively cool temperatures in summer and warm temperatures in winter. ◆Golf course: 27 holes, par 108

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Yanai Cruise Hotel
Amuse Noren is a gourmet amusement park. “Make your moment of relaxation more wonderful through the enjoyment of food.”

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Yanai Daishi (Kongo-ji Temple)
This temple is known as a sacred place of Zen meditation related to the monk Kobo Daishi (also known as Kukai), and is referred to as the “O-daishi-sama” (Great Teacher) of Yanai. It is a place of prayer and ascetic training with a history of more than 1,000 years. Even the feudal lord Kikkawa Kou and his wife undertook ascetic training here in the Edo period. Many visitors come here for prayers or walking all year-round, particularly for New Year’s prayers, festivals, and the seasons of cherry blossoms, spring greenery, and autumn maple leaves. The temple is also the setting...

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Yanai Festival
Yanai's autumn festival is held every year on November 23 (a National Holiday) in gratitude for the autumn harvest. Events such as the "Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Exhibition" and the "Welfare Market" are held in the area around Yanai City Culture and Welfare Hall, and visitors can sample delicious foods made with local ingredients. In addition, the "Shirakabe Edo Festival" is held in the Shirakabe historic district, with activities such as an archery range and target shooting game. The biggest highlight is the "Hanagasa Odori" (parasol dance) performed along Retoro-dori street, where a competitive performance between parasol dancers unfolds together...

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Yanai Fruits Gifts & Parlor Hoshi Fruits
With expertise developed over 45 years in the business, Hoshi Fruits sells fruit gifts, parfaits and cakes made with luxurious amount of high-grade fresh fruits procured from the markets of Hiroshima and Okayama. Customers can eat-in at the café on the store premises.

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Yanai Grand Hotel
We are located in the city centre, very close to JR Yanai Station, a convenience store, and Shirakabe (a white-walled) street.

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Yanai Insurance Service, Ltd.
This local insurance company is located along National Route 188 in the Minami-machi district of Yanai City. The company handles a variety of insurance types including vehicle, building, and medical insurance, so please feel free to inquire. Yanai Insurance Service is waiting for your visit.

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Yanai Jima (traditional stripe textile)
Plain cotton textile produced in this area for centuries. This style became well known during the Edo period, when Yanai prospered as a merchants’ city. As industrialization began in the Meiji period (19th century), production of this folk textile declined and almost disappeared in the early 20th century. After decades of absence, Yanai-Jima production was revived thanks to a new technology and design, that yet manage to preserve the warmth of hand-woven textile.

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Yanai Machinami Museum/Matsushima Utako Museum
This building was constructed in 1907 (Meiji 40) as the head office of Suo Bank. One of few such buildings in Japan, the stately appearance of the former bank can be felt even today. It was designed by Sato Setsuo, the star pupil of Nagano Uheiji, who worked on many Western-style buildings in the Meiji period. Suo Bank later underwent several mergers, and the building was donated to Yanai City by its final owner, The Yamaguchi Bank Ltd., in 1998. The first floor of the building is used as the Machinami (Townscape) Museum, exhibiting models of townhouses in Yanai’s Townscape...

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Yanai Nippon Bare Kaido Association
This organization works to create appealing community development utilizing local resources along the “kaido” (old highways), with a focus on two Edo-period highways that run through Yanai City. Many local assets are located along these two highways, such as the Shirakabe, Obatake and Shikami historic districts, and the former private schools Seikyo Sodo and Kokkido. The highways received the certifications of “Yume Kaido (Dream Highway) Renaissance” in 2014 and “Yanai City Regional Brands” in 2020. The association’s main activities are hosting walking trips (year-round), conducting highway maintenance (Autumn and Winter), hosting panel exhibitions about the highways (Winter) and publishing its...