SagaCulture & HistorySaga
Saga Castle History Museum
A timber reconstruction of the main hall of Saga Castle, telling the story of the domain in the late Edo period.
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SagaCulture & HistorySaga
Saga Shrine
A shrine in Saga City honouring Naomasa Nabeshima and other lords of the domain.
SagaCulture & HistorySaga
Nakatomi Memorial Medicine Museum
A museum in Tosu on the history of the patent-medicine trade that flourished here.
SagaCulture & History
SagaShrines & TemplesKaratsu
Tashima Shrine
A shrine on Kabeshima in Karatsu, an old shrine of prayers for safe voyages.
SagaCulture & History
SagaCulture & HistorySaga
Saga Prefectural Nagoya Castle Museum and Nagoya Castle Ruins
A museum and castle site in Karatsu, on the castle Toyotomi Hideyoshi built as his base for the Korean campaigns.
SagaArt & Crafts
SagaMuseumsArita
Saga Prefectural Kyushu Ceramic Museum
A prefectural museum in Arita, with a systematic collection of Kyushu ceramics.
SagaCulture & History
SagaCulture & HistorySaga
Daiō Shrine Sea Torii and Sea Road
Torii in Tara. With the tides of the Ariake Sea, their feet sink beneath the water.
SagaCulture & HistorySaga
Yūtoku Inari Shrine, Japanese Garden, and Yūtoku Museum
A shrine in Kashima, counted among Japan's three great Inari, with vermilion halls built out on pillars.
SagaCulture & History
SagaCulture & HistorySaga
Takeo Shrine and Takeo no Ōkusu
A shrine in Takeo with a camphor tree said to be 3,000 years old standing behind it.
KumamotoArchitectureKumamoto
Kumamoto Castle
A castle built in 1601 by Kiyomasa Kato. One of Japan's three great castles, still being repaired after the earthquake.
Kumamoto
Reigan Cave
A cave in Kumamoto City, held to be where Musashi Miyamoto wrote The Book of Five Rings from 1643 to 1645.
KumamotoShrines & TemplesKumamoto
Kato Shrine
A shrine within Kumamoto Castle honouring Kiyomasa Kato, sited where the keep is well seen.
Kumamoto
Okashi no Kōbai Kumamoto Station Store
A confectioner in Kumamoto Station, selling sweets that represent the prefecture.
KumamotoCulture & HistoryKumamoto
Kamishikimi Kumanoza Shrine
A shrine in Takamori, its cedar-lined approach set with 97 stone lanterns.
KumamotoArchitectureAso
Aso Shrine
A shrine in Aso, head shrine of the Aso shrines nationwide, with over 2,000 years of history.
Kumamoto
Kuratake Shrine
A shrine on the 682-metre summit of Mount Kuratake, the highest in the Amakusa islands, where safety at sea is prayed for.
KumamotoCulture & HistoryKumamoto
Sakitsu Village
A fishing village in Amakusa where the faith was kept during the ban on Christianity; part of the World Heritage property.