Hagi Station and Higashi-Hagi Station 100th Anniversary Special Exhibition "The Railway Came to Hagi! - Connecting Japan by Rail -"

Hagi Station opened on April 3, 1925, and Higashi-Hagi Station opened on November 1 of the same year. Reflecting on the history of the railway that first arrived in Hagi about 100 years ago, supporting the exchange of people and goods with distant towns, the achievements of Katsuto Inoue, known as the "Father of Railways" from Hagi, will also be introduced. Concurrent exhibition: Mōri Terumoto 400 Years After Death Commemorative Themed Exhibition "Chōshū Hagi Domain Founder Mōri Terumoto"

Map & Location

Details about Hagi Station and Higashi-Hagi Station 100th Anniversary Special Exhibition "The Railway Came to Hagi! - Connecting Japan by Rail -"

Date & Time

10/4(Sat)～12/7(Sun) 09:00～17:00

Note

Entrance is until 16:30

Venue

Hagi Museum

Address

355 Horinai, Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

Fee

Admission fee: Adult 520 yen, High school and university students 310 yen, Elementary and junior high school students 100 yen

parking

Parking lot in front of the museum (not a museum-exclusive parking lot)

Access

About 25 minutes from the Chugoku Expressway Mine Higashi JCT and Edo IC

Access (Public)

About 75 minutes by shared taxi from Yamaguchi Ube Airport

Contact

0838-25-6447 （Hagi Museum）

URL

https://hagimuseum.jp/