400th Anniversary Commemorative Exhibition of Terumoto Mori: 'The Founder of Choshu Hagi Domain, Terumoto Mori'

Terumoto Mori (1553–1625) was defeated in the Battle of Sekigahara, and built his castle in Hagi in 1604 (Keicho 9). Since then, Hagi has prospered as a castle town of the Choshu Hagi domain for 260 years with a revenue of 369,000 koku. This exhibition introduces the character and achievements of Terumoto Mori, the founder of Choshu Hagi domain, through materials collected by Hagi Museum over the years. Many materials are being shown for the first time. Concurrent event: Commemorative exhibition for the 100th anniversary of Hagi Station and Higashi-Hagi Station: 'The Railway has Arrived in Hagi! – Connecting Japan by Rail –

Map & Location

Details about 400th Anniversary Commemorative Exhibition of Terumoto Mori: 'The Founder of Choshu Hagi Domain, Terumoto Mori'

Date & Time

10/4(Sat)～12/7(Sun) 09:00～17:00

Note

Admission until 4:30 PM

Venue

Hagi Museum

Address

355 Horiuchi, Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

Fee

Admission fee: Adults 520 yen, High school and university students 310 yen, Elementary and middle school students 100 yen

parking

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

Access

About 25 minutes from Chugoku Expressway Mine East 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/