Best Spots With Great Nature In Saga

The Prodigious SeaNanatsugama Caves

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.

Mudskipper's Paradise Appearing At Low TideHigata (Tideland) Yoka Park

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.

You Must Gat A Power! A Huge Scared TreeTakeo Shrine

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'.