Hagi trip planner

A quiet castle town with a wealth of historic sites, Hagi draws visitors with its solid collection of traditional Japanese architecture. Developing during the feudal period into a town of political and intellectual importance, Hagi became even more prominent as a center of reform during the Meiji Restoration. The population of the city has been dropping drastically in recent decades, with few jobs and an outdated infrastructure leading many to seek work in the cities. Still, tourism in Hagi continues to thrive, thanks to its old samurai quarter and other feudal sites, balanced by a nice beach come summer. Use our Japan trip builder app to arrange the hows, wheres, and whens of your trip to Hagi.