Constructed in the early 18th century southeast of Hagi's castle town, the tranquil Aiba Waterway offers a charming window into Edo-period daily life. Originally engineered for cargo transport, irrigation, and domestic use, the scenic canal now winds past preserved traditional residences and mossy stone walls. Visitors can wander quiet waterside pathways while watching colorful carp glide through the clear stream. It remains one of the area's most atmospheric walking spots, perfectly blending historic architecture with gentle natural serenity.
- Historic Site
- Canal
- Walking Area
- Edo Period
- Scenic Walk
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