Kubota Residence
Kubota Residence
Kubota Residence
Kubota Residence
Kubota Residence
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Kubota Residence

16 of 23 in Hagi

The Kubota Residence (旧久保田家住宅), a historic home over 200 years old, offers a glimpse into Japan's past. Originally owned by a family involved in the kimono and sake business, this spacious house features a large kitchen and multiple tatami mat rooms. These rooms are divided by sliding doors, which can be opened to create larger spaces, reflecting traditional Japanese living.

The residence also showcases a fascinating collection of old tools and lamps from the late Edo Period (1603-1867) to the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Visiting the Kubota Residence provides an authentic experience of Japan’s cultural and historical heritage.

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Hours and Fees

Kubota Residence
  • Opening hours
  • 9:00 to 17:00

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • 100 yen (Kubota Residence only)
    310 yen (combination ticket including eight other residences)

Getting there

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Kubota Residence is located in the former castle town area, about two kilometers from Higashi-Hagi Station. You can reach it in about 10 minutes by bicycle (bike rentals are available around the station) or 30 minutes on foot. It is also accessible by the Maru Bus.

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