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10.29 MILES

Within the Akiyoshi-dai Quasi-National Park, ´¡°ì¾±²â´Ç²õ³ó¾±-»å¨­ is the largest limestone cave in Japan. It extends about 10km (though public access is limited to¡­

Taikodani-Inari-jinja

25.44 MILES

Within walking distance of town, this thriving shrine, built in 1773 by the seventh lord Kamei Norisada, is one of the five major Inari shrines in Japan¡­

Kikuya Residence

16.33 MILES

As official merchants to the daimy¨­, the Kikuya family's wealth and connections allowed them to build a house well above their station (they were¡­

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0.38 MILES

North of the town centre is K¨­zan Park, where the five-storey pagoda of Rurik¨­-ji (¬ŠÁ§¹âËÂ), a National Treasure dating from 1442, is picturesquely situated¡­

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15.89 MILES

East of the river, pretty °Õ¨­°ì¨­-Âá¾±, built in 1691, is home to the tombs of five M¨­ri lords. The stone walkways on the hillside behind the Zen temple are¡­

Saikotei

0.04 MILES

This handsome building was originally a high-end restaurant named Gion Saikotei from 1878 to 1996. In 2004 it was converted into this cultural museum,¡­

Kasa-yama

19.01 MILES

About 6km northeast of central Hagi is this 112m dormant volcano. The top has gorgeous views of the Sea of Japan and a tiny 30m-deep crater. There is also¡­

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17.05 MILES

Within this park, there's not much of the old Hagi-j¨­ to see, apart from the castle's typically imposing outer walls and the surrounding carp-filled moat¡­