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Hagi

Hagi (萩市 Hagi-shi) is one of Japan's most beautiful castle towns, with many old streets and residences that have survived untouched in this town of 50,000 people (2016).

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    Hagi Pudding

    萩ぷりん亭

    As the name suggests, they make their own puddings that you can purchase as a unique local souvenir. They also sell soft-serve that you can eat while you walk.

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    Hagi Seaside Market

    萩しーまーと Hagi shīmāto

    A complex of shops and restaurants that sell fresh seafood and hagi-yaki.

    Closed · opens 9:30 am

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    Tamachi Arcade

    田町商店街 Tamachi shōtengai

    It runs through the center of town with an array of small shops, modern and traditional.

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    Hagi-yaki

    萩焼

    It is the local form of Japanese pottery and the top souvenir from a trip to Hagi. It is unique because of the way it reacts to water; over time, you'll notice delicate changes in its color. A few pottery shops offer visitors the chance to cast their own hagi-yaki — check with a tourist information office to see what is available.

  5. Buy

    Joyful Center Susa

    ジョイフルセンター須佐

    Souvenir shop that offers fresh and special seafood.