Hagi Museums

The Hagi Museum offers a fascinating look into Hagi's history and culture. Explore maps, dioramas of the old town, and exhibits on famous locals like Yoshida Shoin, agriculture, and marine life.

The Yoshika Taibi Memorial Museum, located on the city's outskirts, showcases a stunning collection of Hagiyaki Pottery. Watch artisans at work, explore exquisite ceramics, and shop for authentic pieces!

The Hagiyaki Pottery Museum, located near the Hagi Castle Ruins, is a hidden gem for pottery lovers. Discover exquisite pieces from the 1600s and explore Japan’s rich pottery craftsmanship in a cozy setting.

The Former Hagi Clan School Meirinkan, established in 1718, offers a glimpse into Japan’s feudal past. Explore the historic schoolhouses, including a museum showcasing Hagi’s contributions to Japan’s modernization.

The Kumaya Art Museum, set in charming old storehouses, offers a nostalgic atmosphere with a rich collection of ink paintings, calligraphy, tea bowls, antiques, and even the first piano in Japan!

The Hagi Uragami Museum blends contemporary art with traditional craftsmanship. Explore Hagiyaki pottery, ukiyo-e prints, and rotating exhibits that showcase Japan’s rich artistic heritage—perfect for art lovers!

Yoshida Shoin History Museum in Hagi offers an insightful look into Shoin's life and role in Japan's Meiji Restoration. Explore life-size displays, Shoin’s residence, and nearby historical sites for a deep cultural experience.