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.

Hagi Pudding

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

Hagi Seaside Market

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

Tamachi Arcade

Souvenir shop that offers fresh and special seafood.

Joyful Center Susa

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.

Hagi-yaki