Hagi Travel Tips

Hagi (萩), a serene former castle town on Yamaguchi's Sea of Japan coast, captures the essence of Japan’s feudal history. Once the capital of the influential Mori Clan, Hagi played a pivotal role in the Meiji Restoration. Today, it’s celebrated for its beautifully preserved Edo-era townscape, where samurai and merchant residences transport visitors back in time.

Hagi is also renowned for its exquisite Hagiyaki Pottery, one of Japan's finest ceramic traditions. This charming town, spared from disasters for centuries, offers an authentic glimpse into Japan's rich past, making it a captivating destination for history and art lovers alike.