Hagi Marche
はぎマルシェ
Un giorno speciale tra natura e sapori di Hagi. Scopri il fascino locale al Hagi Marche.
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Programma
18 luglio 2026
Hagi Marche is an event held in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It serves as a platform to showcase the local charm through a market-style event featuring local ingredients, products, and various vendors.
Punti salienti
Sede
Su Hagi Marche
- A rare opportunity to directly experience and purchase local specialties.
- The market format allows you to freely explore various booths.
- Enjoy a relaxing time while feeling the natural beauty of Hagi.
- Please note that stall contents may change depending on the season and weather.
Previsioni meteo
sab
31/10
20°/17°
67%
dom
01/11
21°/15°
9%
lun
02/11
20°/16°
93%
mar
03/11
19°/13°
14%
mer
04/11
19°/11°
0%
gio
05/11
18°/15°
82%
ven
06/11
19°/12°
81%
Consigli
Cash is the most reliable payment method, though some vendors may accept cards.
Official English language support is not guaranteed.
No reservation is required; simply visit the venue on the day.
Wear comfortable clothing as the event is held outdoors.
Bring an eco-bag for your purchases.
Check for the latest updates as event details may change due to weather.
Please follow local etiquette and take your trash with you.
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