Hagijo Sannomaru Hokumon Yashiki

White walls and stone walls. The timeless scenery of the World Heritage Site "Hagi Castle Town" still thrives today. Connected to Takakage Kobayakawa, one of the "Mōri Ryōkawa" who shaped the Sengoku era, is the Yoshiki Mōri family. On the site of their Hagi domain residence stands an accommodation that conveys dignity and beauty to this day—"Hagijo Sannomaru Hokumon Yashiki." The stone wall facing "Onarimichi," a path once used by successive feudal lords, remains as it was in the Edo period. Step through its imposing front gate, and you will find yourself in another world where tradition and elegance harmonize beautifully.

The facility offers a space that blends the dignity of traditional Japanese architecture with the elegance of European taste. Within the grounds, two gardens—one Japanese and one Western—showcase the beauty of each season. To the south lies "Hokumon Garden," an English-style garden where Japanese and Western flora harmonize. Cherry blossoms in spring, roses in early summer, autumn foliage, and camellias in winter—seasonal flowers embrace visitors throughout the year. This is not just an accommodation but a place where the "history" and "aesthetic sense" of Hagi come alive. Immerse yourself in tranquility and savor the beauty of time as it flows by.

The district, stone walls, and white plaster walls that have been passed down since the Mori era. The Onarimichi road once traveled by feudal lords and the serene garden reflecting the four seasons. This is not just a place to "stay," but an accommodation where you "live in history." With pride in carrying on the legacy of Hagi's time. ── Hagi Castle San-no-Maru Hokumon Yashiki