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Charming Village Walk with Foreign Ambiance and Yang Guifei Drift Legend
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Charming Village Walk with Foreign Ambiance and Yang Guifei Drift Legend

About this spot

This village on the Mukaitsugu Peninsula holds a legend that Yang Guifei (楊貴妃), beloved concubine of the Tang Emperor Xuanzong, fled here by small boat after a rebellion. Nearby Nison-in Temple has a five-ring stone pagoda said to be her grave, standing quietly in the area now developed as a park. Tang-style buildings add to the foreign charm. As a place connected to one of the world's three greatest beauties, many visitors come to wish for beauty and romantic connections. A leisurely walk through this quiet rural landscape overlooking the sea allows for a peaceful respite after a day of continuous scenic vistas.

Tips

Free parking available. Few shops or vending machines in the area, so bring your own drinks. Visiting together with Nison-in Temple provides deeper appreciation of the legend. The village paths have gentle slopes, so wear comfortable shoes.

Best time to visit

About 1 hour required. Afternoon sees fewer visitors, allowing for a slow, peaceful village walk.

Access & map

〒759-4623 Yamaguchi Prefecture, Nagato City, Abuya Mukaitsugu Shimo-kuzu 3539

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