Yamaguchi-ken and Taneda Santoka

I am obsessed with the haiku poet Taneda Santoka. I want to go to Yamaguchi prefecture to learn more about him, but it is hard to find information about what Taneda Santoka attractions they have there. All I know of is a tiny, unmanned museum and a small statue at Shin-Yamaguchi station. Are there any other things I can do, see or buy related to Taneda Santoka in Yamaguchi? I emailed the tourism office months ago but they haven't replied.

UPDATE: I just found out about Issa-An in Matsuyama, Ehime, as well as a small museum dedicated to him in Yunohira, Oita. Are there any more places like this scattered across southern Japan? It doesn't have to be in Yamaguchi.

http://blowinthewind.net/santoka/santoka.htm

We can see the places where he made his haikus.

Please use translator.

One of his former residences, Gochuan (‘´’†ˆÁ) is a short walk from Shin-Yamaguchi Station:
http://yamaguchi-city.jp/details/al_gotyu.html

There is a monument in Hofu where his childhood home once stood:
http://www.oidemase.or.jp/tourism-information/spots/16252

Kawatana Onsen (in Shimonoseki) was a favorite of his. There seem to be a few sites in addition to the hot springs related to him:
http://www.city.shimonoseki.yamaguchi.jp/seisaku/kokusai/gaikoku/spa/s...
http://www.toyoura.net/feature/03/

Thank you everyone! I really appreciate this information. It's hard to find much English information on where to go. I also found the locations of his tombstone and a sake brewery he used to work in. Does anyone know which temple he lived in when he became a monk?

At the time he was living in Kumamoto, after nearly being ran over by the tram he was taken to Hōon-ji Temple in Kumamoto (ŒF–{Žs•ñ‰¶Ž›) and then became a monk there. So you might want to add Kumamoto to your Kyushu trip going a bit further south than Saga.