Saga Prefectural Industrial Technology Center
The prefecture's industrial technology center. As a prefecture that is home to the Arita ware production area, it supports materials and food.
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The prefecture's industrial technology center. As a prefecture that is home to the Arita ware production area, it supports materials and food.
The prefecture's ceramics research laboratory in Arita. It studies porcelain raw materials and painting techniques.
Kyushu Synchrotron Light Research Center in Tosu. It uses synchrotron radiation for industrial analysis.
The yokan museum in Ogi. It tells the history of Ogi yokan.
Kitajima in Saga. It makes marubolo. The sweet is said to have its origin in Nanban confectionery.
Ide Sake Brewery in Ureshino. Under the Toranoko brand, it brews in a hot spring town.
Gochoda Sake Brewery in Ureshino. Under the Azumaichi brand, it grows its own Yamada Nishiki rice.
Seto Sake Brewery in Ureshino. It brews under the Azumacho brand.
Yano Sake Brewery in Kashima. It brews under the Hizen Kuragokoro brand.
Fukuchiyo Sake Brewery in Kashima. Its Nabeshima brand has won an international award.
Baba Sake Brewery in Kashima. Under the Nogomi brand, it brews with water from the Mount Tara water system.
Sachihime Sake Brewery in Kashima. It welcomes visitors for brewery tours.
Tenzan Sake Brewery in Ogi. It brews with water from the Tenzan water system.
Komatsu Sake Brewery in Karatsu. It brews under the Manrei brand.
Munemasa Sake Brewery in Arita. It makes sake and shochu.
Yamato Sake Brewery in Saga. It brews with the skills of the Hizen toji brewers.
Maruhide Soy Sauce in Saga. It makes soy sauce by natural brewing.
Miyajima Shoyu in Karatsu. It brews soy sauce.
BEFORE EXPLORING JAPAN · Getting to know Japanese culture
Two places you will come across on your trip. A shrine enshrines the kami of Shinto; a temple is a place to face the teachings of Buddhism and the Buddhas. Their entrances and the etiquette for visiting also differ.
A shrine honors Shinto kami; a temple follows Buddhist teachings. Learn how to recognize each place and visit respectfully.
Follow the guidance of each shrine or temple for the actual etiquette.