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ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー [Complete Guide] Ranked 3rd in the world — Yamaguchi City was one of the best trips of my life and a perfect hidden gem for adults【Yuda Onsen・Rurikoji・Gourmet・Sightseeing】Yamaguchi, Japan ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー 【Why was it ranked 3rd on the New York Times list of places to go this year?】 In this feature, we present a full introduction to Yamaguchi City and Yuda Onsen, known as the “Kyoto of the West,” and ranked 3rd globally by the New York Times. After visiting, I truly thought, “Why didn’t I know about this place before?!” It was the ultimate hidden adult getaway. We stayed at "Oyado Onn Yuda Onsen." Booking details: Rakuten Travel: https://a.r10.to/hU06gn Jalan: https://x.gd/QLgfQ ーーーーーー About Yamaguchi City ーーーーーー Located in the center of Yamaguchi Prefecture, Yamaguchi City is a cultural hub blessed with diverse and rich natural surroundings. Its population is around 190,000. With transport routes running north, south, east, and west, you can reach any major city in the prefecture within an hour. It also connects well with expressways, the Sanyo Shinkansen, and Yamaguchi Ube Airport, making it a key transportation hub for the region. Historically, Yamaguchi served as a vital connection between central Japan and Kyushu, and as a gateway to the Asian continent. As a result, it played a major role in historic turning points. During the Muromachi period, it welcomed scholars fleeing the Onin War, spread Kyoto culture, and engaged in trade with Ming China, earning the nickname “Kyoto of the West.” In 1864, the domain headquarters moved from Hagi to Yamaguchi, placing the city at the heart of the Meiji Restoration. Today, as the prefectural capital, it still plays a central role while preserving the rich history and culture passed down from previous generations. Yuda Onsen, said to have been discovered by a white fox during the Muromachi period, boasts 72°C hot springs with a daily output of 2,000 tons. It has healed countless people over the years, including Meiji Restoration patriots. The city is blessed with pure water, clean air, and lush greenery, offering beautiful seasonal landscapes, a peaceful Seto Inland Sea, and healing forests. It is a city rich in both natural beauty and historical sites, with growing potential as a tourism destination. A perfect hidden getaway for adults, where you can enjoy hot springs, gourmet food, history, and charming streets — all in one place! Now I see why the New York Times chose it. It’s truly a must-visit!