Hagi Uragami Museum
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The Hagi Uragami Museum was opened in October 1996 after Toshiro Uragami, a businessman from Hagi City, donated his collection of ukiyo-e prints and oriental ceramics. It is introduced as a two-star tourist facility in international travel guidebooks.
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Address
586-1 Hiyako-machi, Hagi, Yamaguchi
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Access
- By Car/Taxi
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- About 20 minutes from the Edo IC of the Ogori Hagi Road via Minehigashi JCT on the Chugoku Expressway.
About 10 minutes from the Sanmi IC of the Sanin Expressway, on Route 191.
- About 20 minutes from the Edo IC of the Ogori Hagi Road via Minehigashi JCT on the Chugoku Expressway.
- By Train
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- From JR Shin-Yamaguchi Station, take the direct “Super Hagi” bus (approx. 60 min.) to Hagi Meirin Center, an approx. 5-minute walk.
From JR Shin-Yamaguchi Station, take the Boucho Bus (approx. 90 mins) to Hagi Bus Center, an approx. 12-minutes walk.
From JR Higashi Hagi Station (Sanin Line), take the Hagi Circulation Maru Bus (westbound) (approx. 20 minutes).
Approximately 7 minutes by cab from JR Hagi Station (Sanin Main Line)
Approximately 20 minutes on foot from JR Tamae Station (Sanin Main Line)
The Hagi Loop Maru Bus has two routes: an eastbound route starting from Hagi City Hall that circles around Shoin Shrine, and a westbound route that circles around the castle town.
From the museum, it is convenient to use the “Hagi Meirin Center” and the westbound bus stop “Hagi Museum of Art, Urakami Memorial Hall, Hagi Castle Town Entrance”.
- From JR Shin-Yamaguchi Station, take the direct “Super Hagi” bus (approx. 60 min.) to Hagi Meirin Center, an approx. 5-minute walk.
- By Airplane
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- From Yamaguchi-Ube Airport or Hagi-Iwami Airport, take a Hagi-Kintetsu cab (shared-ride cab) for approximately 70-80 minutes (reservation required by the day before use).
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