Best Tourist Spots In Saga

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Designed by Team Lab, 'Forest of Resonating Lamps' that lights like going with us, has appeared at a lobby of Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel! Open the door, and the another world will wait you.

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A balloon competition starts at seven in the morning. The scenery of countless hot-air balloons taking off was very arresting. What's more, we can see the morning glow at the same time.◎In 2018, 10/31-11/4. It's over this year, but you should go next year if you want.

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10 thousand trees, and 130 thousand square meters forest are in autumn colors. What's more, we can see the autumn leaf reflections at Fuyu Sanso House.◎Admission fees: 500 yen. Parking area is free.

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Around 100 colorful hot air balloons starting to expand at the dry riverbed in the morning glow. Then, they rise to the autumn sky above the Saga Plain. Its scenery is very impressive!

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Like steps climbing up from the seashore, Hamanoura Terraced Rice Field is formed on the mountain slope. The scenery of the evening sun lightening the field is very visionary. During the end of April to the beginning of May, the rice fields draw water, and the sun comes to the center. Many people visit to see this scenery.◎For the parking area gets crowded during the best season, so you should arrive earlier if you want to see the evening sun.

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The Nanatsugama has been designated a national monument. It is made by Genkai-nada Sea and 3m wide and 110m deep. You can see it by a sightseeing boat.

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The Nanatsugama has been designated a national monument. It is made by Genkai-nada Sea and 3m wide and 110m deep. You can see it by a sightseeing boat.

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Outside the park, there's the vast tideland as long as 4-5 kilometers! You can see 'Mutsugoro' mudskippers with lovely blue spots (the first pic), 'Tobihaze' mudskippers (the 3rd pic), Fiddler Crab, and many wild birds, like their paradise!◎I emphasized Mutsugoro in the above, in fact, it's famous as a paradise of wild birds registered under the Ramsar Convention. You should check the tide table beforehand. The low tide is better to see the living creatures of tideland, and high tide is better to see the birds. To get there, you need basically cars, but only on weekends and holidays, Saga City Bus has 'World Heritage Tour Bus' from Saga Station.

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Takeo Shrine in Takeo-shi, Saga. Its sacred tree is a huge camphor tree. In the afternoon, the sun shines from the back of it, and the shining tree looks divine, that I can't say nothing except for 'divine'.

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Nagoya Castle (it's 名護屋城 in Saga, different from 名古屋城 in Aichi) was built as a base for the dispatch of troops to Korea by Hideyoshi Toyotomi. It's selected as a special national historic site, and one of the 100 best castles in Japan. You, if not a fan of history, can enjoy beautiful scenery of Kabeshima Island and Yobuko Great Bridge!

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When the tide is low, we can walk under the torii arch standing in the sea. It shows us the different scenery by the time we visit here.

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In Saga plains, the Yoshinogari Remains is the biggest moat settlements site in Japan. It was the pivot of Yayoi era resembling Yamataikoku Kingdom. This north retrenchment has Koguchi (gate) and Aiyokoya (equipment for attack), and reminds a castle after ages. Compared with other sites of Yayoi moat settlements, its thought of design is different kind.

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Onyado Chikurintei in Takeo, Saga Prefecture. An inn with an open-air bath in all 11 rooms. The open-air bath in the room is rich in nature and is too nice! This time, a room called wild cherry blossoms.

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A clear squid is chewy and sweet! You can taste its legs by tempura.

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One of the three biggest scenic pinewoods in Japan, Niji-no Matsubara, and a hotel nearby. The biggest attraction is this beautiful scenery of the sea. We can see the blue ocean from everywhere of the hotel, from its lobby, rooms, restaurant, open-air bath, and pool. It's also good to walk on the beach in front of the hotel.

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When the tide is low, we can walk under the torii arch standing in the sea. It shows us the different scenery by the time we visit here.

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Yūtoku Inari Jinja is a big shrine where about three million visitors come in a year, and one of the three biggest Inari Shrines in Japan. The shrine building is as magnificent as famous Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto. It's like a light mountain climbing to go to The Inner Shrine, and there're many torii arches, so we can see the beautiful scenes on the way.

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Takeo Shrine in Takeo-shi, Saga. Its sacred tree is a huge camphor tree. In the afternoon, the sun shines from the back of it, and the shining tree looks divine, that I can't say nothing except for 'divine'.

6 Reviews

Designed by Team Lab, 'Forest of Resonating Lamps' that lights like going with us, has appeared at a lobby of Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel! Open the door, and the another world will wait you.

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This library can change our image of Takeo, a calm onsen town. We can enjoy also TUTAYA and Starbucks at the first floor.

2 Reviews

Takeo Shrine in Takeo-shi, Saga. Its sacred tree is a huge camphor tree. In the afternoon, the sun shines from the back of it, and the shining tree looks divine, that I can't say nothing except for 'divine'.

3 Reviews

10 thousand trees, and 130 thousand square meters forest are in autumn colors. What's more, we can see the autumn leaf reflections at Fuyu Sanso House.◎Admission fees: 500 yen. Parking area is free.

2 Reviews

The Nanatsugama has been designated a national monument. It is made by Genkai-nada Sea and 3m wide and 110m deep. You can see it by a sightseeing boat.

1 Reviews

Nagoya Castle (it's 名護屋城 in Saga, different from 名古屋城 in Aichi) was built as a base for the dispatch of troops to Korea by Hideyoshi Toyotomi. It's selected as a special national historic site, and one of the 100 best castles in Japan. You, if not a fan of history, can enjoy beautiful scenery of Kabeshima Island and Yobuko Great Bridge!