Hagi Hansharo (Hagi Reverberatory Furnace)
Hagi Hansharo
A part of the UNESCO World Heritage 'Sites of Japan's Industrial Revolution: Meiji Japan.' Witness the 19th-century technological prowess through…
Hagi Hansharo is the remains of a reverberatory furnace used for metal smelting and cannon casting during the 19th century, located in Chobu, Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Hagi Hansharo (Hagi Reverberatory Furnace)
- A UNESCO World Heritage Site: Directly observe the preserved chimney ruins of this significant industrial heritage site.
- Learn Modernization History: Understand the rare structures that symbolized Japan's rapid modernization process.
- Immersive Historical Landscapes: Experience the history of industrial development alongside the beautiful scenery of Hagi.
- Outdoor Exploration: Enjoy a peaceful stroll through an outdoor site that allows you to feel close to nature.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
28°/22°
4%
Fri
9/18
24°/22°
92%
Sat
9/19
25°/22°
82%
Sun
9/20
26°/23°
73%
Mon
9/21
25°/22°
59%
Tue
9/22
26°/20°
10%
Wed
9/23
25°/17°
3%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (for nearby facilities/transport)
English Support
Check availability of English signage/guides in advance
Reservation
No reservation required
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and active clothing
Photography
Allowed (please follow site etiquette)
Accessibility
Not a paved path; some uneven surfaces and steps present
Manners
Please do not touch or climb on the historical ruins
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