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Exploring Hagi: The Historic Samurai City and Its Ruins

Discover Hagi, a charming historic town in Japan, known for its rich samurai heritage and the remnants of Hagi Castle, built in 1604. Once home to Lord Otori Shigeru, the castle now stands in ruins, echoing the stories of the samurai, a class of honorable and skilled warriors. Explore the preserved streets, museums, and significant cultural sites like the Kasuga and Sho-in Shrines. Hagi is also famous for its exquisite pottery, offering a glimpse into Japan's artistic traditions. Experience the blend of history, culture, and beauty in this unique town.

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Exploring Hagi: The Historic Samurai City and Its Ruins

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  1. Rough Guide to Hagi

  2. Hagi Castle Hagi Castle was built in 1604 and was where the local feudal lords lived – it is a ruin today Lord Otori Shigeru would have lived in a building like this

  3. Samurai in Hagi Samurai fighters were a special warrior class They were trustworthy, honest fighters, skilled in martial arts When finished in battle Samurai beheaded opponents so they could take them back to their leaders…. Or if defeated, they would kill themselves instead of bringing shame on their family Hagi was founded by a warlord who started a Samurai stronghold there. The building where they used to live still exist

  4. Modern day Hagi Hagi is a nice historic old Samurai and castle town. Several streets of old buildings are preserved and have become museums. Hagi is famous for its pottery, the Kasuga Shrine, and the Sho-in Shrine.

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