Hagi Castle Ruins Area　World Heritage　

Former Site of Hagi Castle (Shizuki Park)

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage “Sites of Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution.”

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　World Heritage　

Former Residential District for Upper-Class Samurai

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage “Sites of Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution.”

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

The Ruins of Hagi Castle・Shizuki Park

Site of Hagi Domain Castle built by the Mōri family in the Edo period

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Shizukiyama Shrine　

Five of the Mori lords are enshrined here

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Kuchiba Family Residence

The Kuchiba family were retainers to the Mōri family, the rulers of Chōshū domain

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Tenjuin Mausoleum

The final resting place of the daimyo Mōri Terumoto and his wife

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Kita no Sōmon Gate

One of the largest Kōraimon gates in Japan

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Horiuchi Kaimagari and Hiyako Kaimagari Streets

The street which gives the illusion of a dead end

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Kikugahama Beach

A beach of white sand facing the beautiful Sea of Japan

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Hagi Sightseeing Boat （Hagi Hakkei Yūransen）

See the scenery of Hagi from the sea and the rivers by pleasure boat

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Hananoe Tea House

The tea house built by the lord of the Choshu domain

Hagi Castle Ruins Area　

Hagi Museum

The museum where we can learn of the nature, history and culture of Hagi