Sign in with Facebook- Join for free
- Sign In
Sign in with FacebookLatest Hagi hotel reviews
Take the circular bus to the pottery district, which is near the castle ruins. There are several large outlet shops where you can pick up pieces of all shapes and sizes
What to buy: Hagi pottery is amongst the best in Japan, buy a traditional tea ceremony bowl, a mug, a vase, small dishes and bowls, all are available. Items are not particularly cheap, but the quality is exquisite. They will wrap it carefully in the shop, but getting it all the way home is up to you!
What to pay: You can buy a small but beautiful bowl of reasonable quality for a few pounds at the bus station, but in the main factory shops expect to pay as much as you can affor
Written Sep 27, 2002
1 - 1 of 1
Sponsored Links
2 Reviews and 0 Opinions The place is a really nice, Japanese style hotel. There are no beds, just futons that the hotel...
1 Opinions
0 Opinions
Reviews and photos of Hagi attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Hagi sightseeing.
Take the circular bus to the pottery district, which is near the castle ruins. There are several large outlet shops where you can pick up pieces of all shapes...
Our members can help!
1
Hagi is Hagi is a castle town located in delta between Hashimoto River and Matsumoto River which these flow into Japan Sea, has an interest combination of temples and shrines, fascinating old samurai...
2
A nice day or two on the seaside
A lovely town to visit. The bus from Osaka takes 10 hours so you arrive around 8:30 in the morning. You can wander around the old samruai city, or better yet rent a bicycle and bike around, you can......
3
Pottery, art and old lady farts
Monday 28th. Nice journey on slow train to Hagi, lovely scenery from the window. Found minshuku with a little help, I can't understand why I there is no sign on the outside in Romaji saying Minshuku...
4
Visitors to Japan usually stick to the Eastern coastline with its famous places Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Himeji and so on. The East coast is heavily industrialised, but not the West coast. Hagi is......
Build your own Hagi page
Sponsored Links
