Tourist Information of Saga

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Saga Prefecture is an attractive tourist destination where history and nature are fused. You can visit the Yoshinogari ruins and the production sites of pottery such as Arita-yaki and Imari-yaki, soak in the skin-beautifying hot springs of Ureshino and Takeo, enjoy fresh squid at the Yobuko morning market, and also enjoy spectacular views such as the Rainbow Pine Forest and Nanatsugama.

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The charm of Saga Prefecture lies in being a tourist destination where history and nature blend seamlessly. Visit pottery towns such as Arita and Imari, or be healed by the seasonal flowers at the beautiful garden "Mifuneyama Rakuen." At "Yumeginga," you can even experience space science. Additionally, for hot spring lovers, we recommend the Yutoku Onsen and Takeo Onsen! もっとみる

Spots with Historical Buildings

Saga Prefecture is an attractive location with rich nature and historical landmarks. The view from Karatsu Castle, known as the castle floating on the sea, and the cherry blossoms at the ruins of Nagoya Castle, a 16th-century relic, are a must-see. Additionally, we recommend relaxing at the Ureshino Onsen, which has excellent skin-beautifying effects, and enjoying fresh seafood at the Yobuko Asaichi Street. もっとみる

Spots to Enjoy Nature

There are many spots in Saga Prefecture where you can fully enjoy nature, and among them, "Mikataki Waterfall" and "Nanatsugama" are particularly breathtaking. Mikataki Waterfall, where you can enjoy a different atmosphere depending on the season, and Nanatsugama, formed by rough waves, allow you to feel the power of nature. Additionally, at Niji no Matsubara, you can appreciate the beauty of approximately one million black pine trees spreading out, coexisting with history. もっとみる

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Hot Springs in Saga Prefecture See more

Saga Prefecture's hot springs are diverse, ranging from the skin-beautifying Ureshino Onsen to the legendary Takeo Onsen. The Kumanogawa Onsen-gō's lukewarm water is soothing, and at the Motonosumi Inari Shrine, you can enjoy a retro atmosphere. Once you visit, you're sure to be healed! Why not try a wonderful hot spring experience in Saga Prefecture? もっとみる

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Accommodations in Saga Prefecture offer a resort-like atmosphere that harmonizes with hot springs, gourmet cuisine, and nature. At Hotel Kasuien in Ureshino Onsen, you can relax in an open-air bath, and at Oncri in Furuyu Onsen, you can enjoy 15 different types of baths. Additionally, at Daiwa Royal Hotel in Karatsu, you can savor local specialties. もっとみる

Hotels Enjoyable with Children

Hotels in Saga Prefecture are safe even for families with children. At HOTEL WIN in Imari, you can forget about your daily life in a spacious environment, while at Yoyokaku and Mizuno Ryokan, you can enjoy a fun dining experience with Japanese-style architecture and fresh seafood. Additionally, at Karatsu Onsen Wataya and Ureshino Onsen Omuraya, you can relax with your family in an outdoor hot spring surrounded by nature. もっとみる

Hotels Famous for Hot Springs

Accommodations in Saga Prefecture are diverse, ranging from city hotels surrounded by nature to hotels along the Karatsu Bay where you can enjoy seafood and mountain delicacies, and even inns with excellent skin-beautifying effects thanks to the Ureshino hot springs. Especially at hotels famous for hot springs, you can relax both your mind and body while savoring local cuisine. Why not visit charming Saga Prefecture, where you'll want to return once you've been? もっとみる

Local Cuisine in Saga Prefecture

Saga Prefecture's local cuisine is diverse, ranging from fresh seafood to the highest quality Japanese beef. In particular, Imari beef and Saga beef have a fine texture and a characteristic sweetness in their fat. Additionally, there are plenty of unique local dishes such as Yobuko squid and hot spring tofu, which are definitely worth trying when you visit! もっとみる