Guest House RABBIT is located in the center of Hagi City in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Guest House RABBIT is within walking distance of the Hagi Castle Town, and lies a convenient 3-minute walk from Hagi Bus Center. Store your luggage at the guest house and quickly get to exploring with ease! Guest House RABBIT can accommodate families of up to 4 people. Inside, there is a refrigerator and living room, making for a relaxing, homely atmosphere. A supermarket and convenience store are also located nearby, making this accommodation perfect for long stays. 【Please note the following】 Supported language is Japanese. Please contact us by email. (We will use a translation machine if you meet face-to-face.) We also operate a snack bar and karaoke downstairs. You may hear music and singing during business hours (8PM to 1 AM). There are many other bars in the area that serve alcohol and karaoke, and you may hear singing. There is no noise suppression. If you are sensitive to noise, please refrain from making a reservation. Please consider the negative aspects when making your reservation. We look forward to your stay. ※There is 1 free parking space.　Please let us know if you are using it. Hagi Guest House RABBIT 24-3 Higashitamachi Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture

Hagi is close to the sea, so the fish is delicious. In particular, "sashimi" is exceptional. It is the best in Yamaguchi Prefecture. There are also many taverns. The difficulty is that if you don't make a reservation, you may not be able to enter. Please give it a try. One more good thing about Hagi. Compared to the city, the cost of living is cheaper. Find something that can only be tasted in the countryside!

Hagi is a historic city blessed with nature and delicious seafood. The city is rich in history, being home to five World Heritage Sites, historical figures, and buildings that were instrumental in Japan’s modernization. Apart from historical Hagi, Yamaguchi Prefecture is famous for Akiyoshido Cave and Akiyoshidai Plateau, and more recently, Motonosumi Inari Shrine and Tsunoshima Bridge.