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Kubota Residence

旧久保田家住宅

The Kubota family were kimono merchants who moved to Hagi from Omi Province (present-day Shiga). Subsequent generations abandoned kimono-making to start a sake brewery.

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Hours: Closed · opens 9 am
Weekly hours
Mon 9 am–5 pm
Tue 9 am–5 pm
Wed 9 am–5 pm
Thu 9 am–5 pm
Fri 9 am–5 pm
Sat 9 am–5 pm
Sun 9 am–5 pm
Price: ¥100

Mon	9 am–5 pm
Tue	9 am–5 pm
Wed	9 am–5 pm
Thu	9 am–5 pm
Fri	9 am–5 pm
Sat	9 am–5 pm
Sun	9 am–5 pm

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Listing from Wikivoyage: Hagi, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Kikuya House
菊屋家住宅 Kikuya-ke Jūtaku
The Kikuya merchant family lived in style, with a large house and a lovely garden. Today, their house is open to the public with over 5,000 period items on display, from dolls to a vintage phone booth.
Closed · opens 9 am¥500 adults, ¥300 students, ¥200 children
Drink
Seisei-an
惺々庵
A café with a beautiful Japanese garden, right by the Kikuya House. They have a selection of hagi-yaki on display.
Closed · opens 9 am
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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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Tanaka Giichi's Birthplace
田中義一誕生地
A signboard marks the location of the former Prime Minister's birthhome. Nothing remains of the house, but those interested in the man should visit the Tanaka Villa further south in the Hiyako area.