Roadside station Hagi-okan

The road to the pass

Original Text

Roadside station that I visited as a resting place. There are also statues of celebrities related to the Shoin Memorial Hall and Hagi, so it's a little tourist destination. It seems that this road has long been used when entering Hagi city. What kind of thought did people with a connection to Hagi such as Shoin Yoshida and Shinsaku Takasugi follow this road? I passed this road and left Hagi while I was a little absorbed in my thoughts.

It's super crowded.

Original Text

I stopped by to rent a toilet on the way from Hagi to Shimonoseki. I turned right from here, but the parking lot was full and I was waiting for it, and when I went ahead to give up, there was a toilet and parking lot on the left side, which was helpful. Apparently, the main body is on the right side, and it seems that it is with the Matsuin Memorial Hall, and there were many users who stopped on the left side and crossed the road on foot. I don't know which is the purpose of the roadside station or the Matsuin Memorial Hall, but it's super crowded.

Perfect for restroom breaks.

Original Text

After passing through the tunnel, you will see the same spot that sits at the entrance of Hagi City. This was my second visit to the area, but there are statues of 10 Meiji Restoration scholars on the premises. There is also a Matsuin Memorial Hall, and it is a convenient spot because it is equipped with a souvenir shop and toilet. It corresponds to the upper and lower roads, and it is a convenient place for people heading to Hagi City to stay in the parking lot and access it from the underground passage. On the contrary, even those who forgot to buy souvenirs in Hagi City ...

Michi no EKI

Original Text

The roadside station is compact, but there was a wide variety of products such as frozen foods, souvenirs, packs received by women and makeup oils. At the attached Matsukage Memorial Hall, there is also a full-scale replica of Matsushita Village Juku, which is also located at Matsukage Shrine. There are quite a few exhibits such as the introduction board of the cram school students, so I think it's a fun place for those who are interested. I had a late lunch at a udon shop called Orange 々 Tei, which is also attached, but it is only delicious for the price of the first time to eat tile soba cherry blossoms and untan rice cherry blossoms ...

Stop by car

Original Text

I drove from the direction of Biei to Hagi, so it was the first stop-by spot in Hagi City. From the direction of Biei, it will be on the right side of the road, but there were parking lots on both sides. There is the Yoshida Shoin Memorial Hall, and there was a figure of the Meiji Restoration before, so I felt like I came to Hagi. None was cheap, so I bought it and went home.