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The Yukawa Residence offers a unique look into life along the Aiba Waterway. Explore its historic bathing area, where water flowed directly from the canal, and enjoy the serene garden pond.

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!

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.

The Yamada Hokoku Museum celebrates Hokoku Yamada, a hero from Takahashi City. Learn about his impactful reforms and lasting influence on education and governance. A must-visit for history enthusiasts!

Turkish Memorial Museum honors Japan-Turkey friendship after the 1890 shipwreck. Explore moving exhibits and ocean views on Oshima Island in Kushimoto.

The Tokugawa Mausoleum, built in 1643 by Shogun Iemitsu, is a stunning example of early Edo architecture. With its intricate carvings and gold leaf, it honors Tokugawa leaders in a sacred setting.

Tokoji Temple, founded in 1691, offers a peaceful Zen experience with Chinese-style architecture. Explore the grand entrance, visit the graveyard of Mori lords, and admire the Buddha statue in the main hall.

Takahashi is a picturesque town at the base of Matsuyama Castle, where history comes alive. Explore restored samurai homes, temples, and museums. Enjoy a discounted ticket for easy access to top attractions!

The Takahashi Historical Museum offers a fascinating dive into the city's rich past. Explore artifacts, documents, and exhibits that highlight Takahashi's cultural and historical journey from ancient to modern times.

Takahashi Folk Museum, housed in a charming Meiji Period building, offers history lovers a rich collection of nearly 3000 items, showcasing local tools, appliances, and portable shrines from past centuries.