Shimonoseki History - Attractions in Shimonoseki

1. Former British Consulate Building

The Former British Consulate Building in Shimonoseki, built in 1902, blends British and Japanese architectural styles. Explore its museum to learn about the city's role in international trade and history.

2. Shunpanro Hall (Sino-Japanese Peace Memorial Hall)

Shunpanro Hall, a historic hotel and restaurant by Akama Shrine, offers scenic views of the Kanmon Strait. With roots in the Edo Period, it’s a must-visit for history lovers and those seeking a relaxing experience.

3. Former Akita Commerce Building

The Former Akita Commerce Building is a late-19th-century Western-style gem in Shimonoseki. Explore this well-preserved landmark to learn about the city’s role in international trade and cultural exchange.

4. Shimonoseki Nabecho Post Office

Shimonoseki Nabecho Post Office, built in 1900, is Japan’s oldest still-operating post office and a historic Western-style building. Explore its rich history, exhibits, and modern charm in a unique setting.

5. Battle Monuments

Battle Monuments in Mimosusogawa Park honor Japan's rich history with two unique monuments: Choshu cannons and statues of Minamoto and Taira clan leaders. Enjoy views of the Kanmon Bridge while exploring.